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COVID Relief Bill Includes Nod To San Joaquin Valley

By: Mary Blyth Jones
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COVID Relief and Spending Package Includes Several Valley Priorities Sunday night, President Trump signed $1.4 trillion spending bill in tandem with a $908 billion COVID-relief bill.  The spending bill was a bipartisan bill. Rep. TJ Cox was quick to point out that he “has fought for direct COVID-19 relief to working families as small businesses…

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Car Theft Suspect Arrested

By: Mary Blyth Jones
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PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release:Date: December 16, 2020Prepared By/Contact Person: Commander Sean Young In recent weeks, the City of Coalinga saw a sharp increase in auto thefts in various areas of the City. On December 15, 2020, shortly before 1:50 PM, a Coalinga Police Officer was patrolling in the Fairview Mobile Home Park when he…

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Covid-19 Vaccines Arrive in Fresno

By: Mary Blyth Jones
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A FedEx van in Fresno County rolled up to building and offloaded its cargo: thousands of vaccinations for the fight against Covid-19, were ready for use. A video provided by the Fresno County Department of Public Health shows two cases of vaccinations boxes being escorted into the FCDPH Building downtown. More than 7,800 doses of…

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Fencing Fields At WHC

By: Mary Blyth Jones
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Many residents were alarmed as they watched preparations for fencing along the playing fields on Cambridge Avenue. The playing fields have been open space for decades although they are actually property of West Hills College. The field has been home to the annual WHAMOBASS Hot Air Balloon Festival, the Elks annual Easter Egg Hunt, Relay…

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Fresno Resolution To Shut Down large Gatherings

By: Mary Blyth Jones
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Fresno City Council voted to take decisive action in their local fight against the declared Covid-19 pandemic. They declared that all gatherings exceeding 15 people in attendance shall be stopped when possible, and fines will be imposed on those breaking the restrictions. The exact wording of the resolution went through several modifications to clarify that…

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