Darren Fraser is a journalist for The Sun-Gazette Newspaper, focusing on local news in Exeter, California. With a keen interest in politics, economics, and community issues, Darren covers a wide range of topics, from local government decisions to economic trends and social issues affecting the community.
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Exeter, California, United States (Local)
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The Dream For All Shared Appreciation Loan is a down payment assistance program. It offers up to 20% for a down payment or closing costs,
Congressman Jim Costa, Food Bank CEO Natalie Caples agree President Biden was on point, addressed key topics relevant to the Central Valley
CPUC approves PG&E rate hike; customers can expect to see energy bills increase by $5 to $6 starting April
By: Darren Fraser
A conflict has brewed as workers from Wonderful Nurseries protest joining the United Farm Workers (UFW) union, leading to accusations of coercion and labor violations.
The Step-Up Youth Center in Orosi opens with multiple options for workout equipment. (Kenny Goodman)
Assemblyman Devon Mathis’ new recently passed AB 2745 bill increases civil penalties for pest infestations
Allegations of coercion, deceptive tactics escalate between the United Farm Workers and Wonderful Nurseries over union formation,
By: Darren Fraser, Kenny Goodman
Recent septic backups in East Orosi serve as another incident in the community’s long history of water issues
Annual “State of the Air” report finds unhealthy levels of pollution all across the Valley; Tulare, Fresno counties, cities rank high in most polluted regions across nation
a member of the East Orosi Community Services District, the fight to bring clean water to the community has become a generational battle.
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