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Central Valley Nepali group member searches for family after deadly floods (opens the original)
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TRACY, Calif. (FOX26) — A member of the 'Nepalese Community of Central Valley and Around' or NCCA says his wife's parents are missing after catastrophic flooding tore through Nepal on Wednesday. Bishwas Pandit said his wife's parents live in Nuwakot, one of the areas hit by the flooding. His family has been unable to reach them. "We saw the news and we just tried to contact with them," Pandit told FOX26. Pandit shared photos with FOX26 showing his in laws' community before the flood, and the des
Is every data center an AI data center? A UC San Diego expert explains (opens the original)
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FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — As debate continues over a proposed edge computing project at different fairgrounds across California, including the Kings County Fairgrounds, one question has surfaced repeatedly: Are all data centers considered AI data centers? According to Eric Masanet, Professor and Chair in Sustainability Science for Emerging Technologies at the University of California San Diego, the answer is no. "The actual definition is pretty broad," Masanet told FOX26. He said a data center ca
Early El Niño forecast has Valley tomato growers preparing for possible wet weather (opens the original)
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FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (FOX26) — As tomato harvest ramps up across California, growers are closely monitoring one of the earliest El Niño outlooks on record. The ketchup on your burger, the pasta sauce in your pantry and the canned tomatoes on grocery store shelves all begin with one crop grown largely in California's Central Valley. Harvest typically runs from July through October, putting part of the season on a collision course with the time forecasters say El Niño could begin influencing the
California approves contract to begin installing high-speed rail tracks (opens the original)
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California's high-speed rail project is one step closer to reality after officials approved the contract to begin laying tracks. The board selected an American-led consortium of Kiewit, Stacy Witbeck and Herzog to install the electrified track, overhead power system, train controls and communications infrastructure along the 119-mile segment under construction in the Central Valley. Track installation is expected to begin later this year from the Southern Railhead in Kern County, which will serv
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