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Fresno Summer Film Fest Spotlights Emerging Filmmakers and Community Stories

07/23/202507/23/2025 Josiah Poynter (he/him/his)

On July 18, the first Fresno Summer Film Fest was held with films, food, and fresh opportunities that drew about 60 attendees to the festival.

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California Refuses Federal Push to Ban Trans Athletes, Defends State Law and Student Rights

07/22/202507/22/2025 Rami Zwebti (they/them)

California officials have formally rejected a demand from the Trump administration to prohibit transgender athletes from participating in school sports, choosing instead to uphold the

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AB Hernandez Wins State Track Titles While Facing Anti-Trans Backlash

07/22/202507/22/2025 Domaris Cid (she/her)

On Saturday, May 31, the California Interscholastic Federation held its state high school track and field meet at the Veteran’s Memorial Stadium at Buchanan High

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Kerman’s Only Cemetery Faces Closure: Who Will Care for Kerman’s Dead?

05/19/202505/19/2025 Domaris Cid (she/her)

Kerman, California’s only cemetery has left families and residents with uncertainty and frustration after Golden Sunset Memorial Park posted a letter outside the cemetery that

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May Day! May Day! Democracy Going Down!

05/06/202505/06/2025 Natalie Vasquez (they/she)

“EL PUEBLO, UNIDO, JAMÁS SERÁ VENCIDO!!”  The cries of hundreds echoed in the streets of north Fresno on Thursday, May 1, for the annual May

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