Drug Shows Some Promise for People Suffering From Valley Fever
Valley fever cases continue to climb across California. The fungal disease is showing up in places where doctors may not expect it. And now...
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Court Records Show Federal Agents Used Slurs While Targeting People During Immigration Sweeps
How do you get free air conditioning to California homeowners who need it the most? One Los Angeles contractor is using state incentives cre...
Healthcare Company Focusing on Women's Health Faces Scrutiny
A healthcare company that brands itself as a modern, women-centered alternative to traditional doctor's offices is facing scrutiny about the...
There's a Political Power Struggle in the City of Avenal
In the small, quiet Kings County community of Avenal, there’s a war waging over political power. Voters recently recalled four council membe...
Western Snowy Plover Population Passes Milestone
Western snowy plovers are tiny, shy shorebirds that are slowly making a recovery along the West Coast. Reporter: Erin Malsbury, KAZU Doctors...
Proposed Development in Big Bear Threatens Famous Eagles' Habitat
For the last decade, a 24-7 livestream of an eagle’s nest in Big Bear has captivated people around the world, and made its occupants Jackie...
World Cup Was a Test Run for 2028 Olympics
The World Cup has come and gone, and for cities like Los Angeles, it was mostly a success. Officials saw the event as a test run for what's...
Japanese American WWII Camp Survivors Say Immigrants Today Share Similar Experiences
The Tule Lake Segregation Center in Modoc County was one of ten camps where Japanese Americans were imprisoned during World War II. Eighty y...
Small Farmers Push Back Against Federal Program Cuts
In April, the House of Representatives passed their 2026 Farm Bill. Now the US Senate is working on their iteration of the massive legislati...
Small Businesses Feel Left Out as Inglewood Brings in Millions From World Cup
The World Cup games have attracted thousands to stadiums across the country, as fans gathered to attend matches in person. That includes in...
Jailhouse Stings Happening More Frequently in California
A law enforcement practice that’s being used in California jails is coming under increasing scrutiny. In what’s known as a “Perkins operatio...
Kids Learning to Swim at Community Pool in Central Valley
Much of the Central Valley is under a heat advisory Wednesday, as temperatures could reach triple digits. Many of the region’s unincorporate...
Peach Farmers Forced to Adjust After Major Buyer Enters Bankruptcy
Peach farmers in the Central Valley have had to pull their crops and are facing financial hardship. They’re hoping a new farm bill will help...
Old Timers and Newbies Look to Cash in by Panning in Gold Country
Close to two hundred years ago, people from all over the world flocked to California's rivers in search of gold. This year, they're back at...
Investigation Leads to More Transparency From College Campuses About Military-Grade Weapons
At colleges across California, many campus police departments have AR-15s, stun grenades and sonic weapons. This military-grade gear is supp...
What You Need to Know if You're Planning an Outdoor Adventure This Summer
July has officially started, and if you haven't gone hiking or camping yet, you're probably thinking about it. But California, the great sta...
More California Communities Adopting Zone 0 Policy for Fire Safety
In the aftermath of a catastrophic wildfire we often ask, how do we stop this from happening again? Fire experts and the insurance industry...
Advocates Call to Support Black English in Preschools
Black English is older than America herself. The language is rooted in African American history and has become ubiquitous on social media an...
Failure to Pass Farm Bill Leaves California Agricultural Industry in Limbo
Nearly half the nation's vegetables and more than three quarters of the country's fruits are grown right here in California? That means Cali...
Why This Could Be an Unpredictable Year for Fires in California
Fourth of July weekend is almost here and many of us are pulling out the grills and the barbecue sauce. But across the state, fire crews are...