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Football Recap: Caruthers Falls to Coalinga in First Game of Season
Caruthers had to hit the road for their first game and it wasn't the result they were hoping for. They had to suffer through a 49-0 loss at the hands of the Coalinga Horned Toads. While losing is never fun, the Blue Raiders can't take it too hard given the team's big disadvantage in MaxPreps' California football rankings (they are ranked 550th, while the Horned Toads are ranked 268th).
Deadline approaches for young artists to submit work for calendar contest
CENTRAL VALLEY, Calif (FOX26) — The Valley Air District invites young artists to showcase their creativity for the 2025 kids calendar. The calendar is part of a “Healthy Air Living” Kids calendar contest. The contest is open to kids in grades K-12. Students are encouraged to submit...
Coroner’s Office seeks help identifying man who passed away in Fresno
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The Coroner’s Office is asking the public for help in identifying a man who passed away earlier this month in Fresno. The Fresno County Coroner’s Office says on May 30, a vehicle struck a pedestrian in the area of Blackstone and Griffith in Fresno. The man suffered major injuries and was […]
Governor Newsom announces new milestone in transformation of San Quentin Rehabilitation Center
What you need to know: Governor Newsom announced that the demolition of the former warehouse is now complete – clearing the way for construction to begin on the new San Quentin Rehabilitation Center’s educational complex. Another phase of the project, the demolition of the interior South Wall, commenced to help improve access to the secure facility.
‘He was special’: 11-year-old boy collapses at Visalia Adventure Park
VISALIA, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A Visalia family is grieving after they say their son tragically passed after a trip to Adventure Park Saturday evening. 11-year-old Richard Weinert-Soto collapsed at the top of a water slide at around 5 p.m., according to his mother Maria Velasco. “This little girl comes and she tells me, ‘I think […]
Mother of 5 stabbed to death by boyfriend in Goshen, deputies say
The tragic death of 43-year-old Maria Guadalupe Cardenas Meza in Goshen has left her loved ones in shock."She was beautiful, she was a young, vivacious, beautiful lady, friendly," said Irma Gonzalez, a friend and neighbor of Guadalupe.She recalls watching Guadalupe going on family walks in the neighborhood, often with her sons."Lovely kids, happy-go-lucky children," Gonzalez said.The victim, known by many as Lupe, was stabbed to death on Friday night inside the laundry room at her home on Juniper Road.The Tulare County Sheriff's Office says the suspect is her long-time boyfriend, 33-year-old Alfonso Fuentes Montes."When detectives arrived, they determined that the...
Women's Soccer Opens 2024 Season with Loss to College of the Sequoias
The American River College Women's Soccer program opened up the 2024 season at home against College of the Sequoias on Friday. Unfortuantely, College of the Sequoias spoiled the Beavers home opener and took home a 3-0 victory. After a goal by College of the Sequoias in the 2nd minute of play. The Beavers regained their composure and created opportunites, but could not translate these opportunities into points on the scoreboard.
Northern California forecast: Tuesday likely to reach 100 degrees, more hot days expected ahead
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Tuesday will kick off a stretch of days in Northern California likely to reach triple-digit weather. Meteorologist Tamara Berg said Tuesday's forecast high for downtown Sacramento is 100 degrees, up from 95 degrees on Monday. The average for this time of year is 93 degrees. The...
Prop 36 support remains split in Bay Area as debate continues over drug sentences
One of the seemingly most split measures up for vote in November is Prop 36, which would increase sentences for certain drug and theft crimes.People against the proposition say it would lead to mass incarceration.However, many leaders, including those in San Mateo County, believe the benefits would be big for their community.Elizabeth Walker lives with the pain every day of losing her 17-year-old son Colin to Fentanyl-laced cocaine.VIDEO: SF's 'Cash not Drugs' legislation wants to gift people $100 a week to stay soberSan Francisco city officials are announcing legislation that would pay people up to $100 a week if they...
Advocates push for California measures that would ban sale of plastic bags at grocery checkouts
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Advocates pushing for California legislation to ban plastic bags altogether from grocery store checkouts gathered at the Capitol Tuesday for a news conference. The 9 a.m. rally included State lawmakers, representatives from the California Grocers Association, the Ocean Conservancy and Monterey Bay Aquarium, and the California...
California teen mom and newborn missing since Sunday, may be in high-desert area
(LOS ANGELES) — California officials are asking for help locating a 14-year-old mother, her newborn and her 15-year-old sister-in-law, all of whom haven’t been seen since Sunday night. Amoria Brown, 14; her daughter Omoria Brown, 3 months old; and Sanaii Brown, 15, were last seen at around 10...
STEM learning is hands-on at iLEAD
When it comes to American education, most educators agree: the “sage on the stage” is dead. Gone are the days when a teacher stands in front of note-taking students who parrot the information back on a test. Pedagogy has been moving to group work, experiential learning, and computer research. Nowhere is hands-on learning more important than in STEM or STEAM education.
Zum Converts California School District’s Bus Fleet to Fully Electric Operation
Zūm has deployed an all-electric fleet of school buses in the Oakland Unified School District (OUSD), making it the first major school district in the U.S. to transition to a 100% electrified school bus system. This first-in-the-nation electric vehicle fleet is also equipped with vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology, enabling the buses to return energy to the grid at scale when not in use.
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