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Fresno Unified students have had four consecutive years of increasing test scores.

The district announced Thursday that its English Language Arts (ELA) and math test scores have surpassed and returned to pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels, respectively.

The big picture: Nearly 40% of students are meeting or exceeding the ELA standards in Fresn...


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Merced City Councilman Fue Xiong called police officers “pigs” in a social media post.

Xiong, who represents District 6, is running for reelection in November.

Driving the news: Merced voters will decide on Measure B, a 1% sales tax that will fund general city services.

The city said funding could be used on the police departmen...

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Test results in Kings Canyon Unified School District have grown three times more than the statewide average.

This is the fifth year in a row that the district has improved test scores in both English Language Arts (ELA) and math.

The big picture: Kings Canyon Unified has 79.3% of students who are achieving the “meeting expectations” metr...


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U.S. inflation accelerated in September, largely driven by rising energy prices.

The big picture: The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.6% for the month, the biggest increase in five months. Prices are 3.7% higher than a year ago.

Surging energy costs were caused by the ongoing war with Iran, resulting in higher expenses for gasoline, home h...

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By Chris Woodward

Former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger joined Gov. Gavin Newsom Wednesday at the California Economic Summit in Long Beach to celebrate two decades of the state’s decarbonization framework under what’s regarded as landmark climate legislation.

But not everyone is celebrating. Economist Wayne Winegarden told The Center Square that the ...


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