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New housing will come to downtown Fresno as revitalization efforts continue (opens the original)
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FRESNO, Calif. – A new housing complex is coming to an area in Fresno that has not had it before. City leaders broke ground on Monday for new apartments known as The Park at South Stadium. The 174-unit complex is being built on Fulton Street in downtown Fresno just steps from Chukchansi Park — a stadium with a capacity of 10,650. It will offer housing to people across a range of income levels. Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer said 70 units will be dedicated as affordable to residents at least 55 years. H
‘I love the work that's being done here.’ Fresno State opens first housing since late 60s (opens the original)
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FRESNO, Calif. – Ashton Conley didn’t take the usual path to college soccer. She didn’t grow up in club leagues or travel tournaments; she didn’t even start playing until high school in Wichita, Kansas. But once she did, the sport grabbed hold of her. That late start didn’t stop her from chasing a future that, at first, she could barely imagine — one that would eventually lead her more than 1,200 miles west to Fresno. “I didn’t even know Fresno existed,” she said. “But when I found out about the
Doctor says conditions inside Kern County ICE facility pose ‘serious risk’ to detainees (opens the original)
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This story is produced from an episode of KVPR’s Central Valley Daily podcast. Listen to all episodes here, and wherever you get your podcasts. Central Valley Daily is supported by the Central Valley Journalism Collaborative. If you have a story idea, email podcast@kvpr.org. CALIFORNIA CITY, Calif. – A report by a court-appointed doctor recently found that the immigration detention facility in California City lacks a “reliable system” to provide adequate care for detainees. Eight areas around he
The company doesn’t call them data centers. But Valley residents are suspicious. (opens the original)
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HANFORD, Calif. – The California-based company Global Stack LLC is proposing to build what it calls "emergency-resilience systems" at county fairgrounds. The company says the systems would help local emergency services — such as fire, police, and medical — stay better connected if communications fail. Global Stack LLC wants to build these centers at more than 50 fairground sites in the state – a feat that would cost roughly $20 million per site, according to one presentation by the company. The
Lawsuits. Recalled council members. A self-appointed mayor. Who is in charge in Avenal? (opens the original)
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AVENAL, Calif. – On a triple-digit afternoon, the drive to Avenal feels like a smaller version of a journey through the Central Valley itself. The highway stretches past fields baked beige by the summer sun. Dust hangs in the air. Orchards give way to cattle ranches. Arriving in Avenal, known as the "Pistachio Capital of the World," nothing seems out of the ordinary at first. The streets are quiet. Residents are going about their daily routines, stopping at local businesses or chatting with neig
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