Shaver Springs Residents Report Orange Water for Years as County Says It’s Safe to Drink

For years, residents of the Shaver Springs community have dealt with discolored tap water that stains their clothes, toilets, and

Federal Agency to Stop Tracking Deaths After ICE Release

A man who had been held at Delaney Hall, the ICE detention center in Newark, New Jersey, died in late

The Farmersville City Council voted 3-2 on July 20 to remove Tina Hernandez from her position as mayor and Araceli

The death rate in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody has reached its highest point in 22 years, climbing to 88.9

Fresno police answered just 63% of 911 calls within 15 seconds back in 2022. By 2025, that figure climbed above

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has ended a policy requiring the agency to report deaths of former detainees within 30 days

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court this week to let President Donald Trump’s executive order stand — an order

A woman is accusing Rep. Jimmy Gomez of sexual assault and harassment, according to her attorneys, who dispute the California

A special education teacher at Lincoln Elementary School in Madera Unified has been placed on administrative leave after posting videos

Fresno State celebrated the opening of an 80,000-square-foot student housing building at Shaw and Cedar avenues this week — the