Christina Lopez

On Saturday, 900 aspiring STEM professionals packed Reedley College to hear the inspiring story of Alexis Alemán and Irvin Garcia, the creators of the popular "Foos in Medicine" on social media.

On Wednesday, a Tulare County Superior Court judge ruled a Porterville man will stand trial. 36-year-old Sean Hofmann is accused of multiple charges, including attempted murder, after allegedly setting his wife on fire.

Through embraces filled with emotion, dozens lit candles in honor of Irai Torres whose life was tragically taken in a shooting on April 21 in Dinuba.

A corridor in southeast Fresno is undergoing another name change, impacting local businesses as the city removes and replaces hundreds of Cesar Chavez street signs.

A journalist behind the NY Times report on Cesar Chavez abuse allegations speaks as the Central Valley grapples with his legacy.

Fresno Unified is reassigning hundreds of employees amid declining enrollment and budget pressures, with impacts to schools still unclear.

The Fresno City Council unanimously approved the first passage of a proposed ordinance to create three entertainment zones in downtown, allowing attendees at permitted events to consume alcohol outside.

Ag commissions in Central and Northern California are on alert after the invasive insect, that looks similar to a cricket, was detected in shipments of grapevines from Burchell Nursery in Fowler to some Costco stores around April 21.

The Clovis Planning Commission approved a resolution tied to the city's infill rezoning program Thursday night, voting 4-1 with one abstention after hearing opposition from community members.

As protests unfold at the CIF Track and Field Championships in Clovis, the mother of trans athlete AB Hernandez speaks out in support as her daughter advances in three events.