Central Valley leaders are trying to assuage the anxieties of their constituents, who are worried about a reported ICE crackdown in the area. Fresno City Councilman Miguel Arias cautioned Latino residents in particular during a city council meeting yesterday

Central Valley leaders are trying to assuage the anxieties of their constituents, who are worried about a reported ICE crackdown in the area.&nbsp;Fresno City Councilman Miguel Arias cautioned Latino residents in particular during a city council meeting yesterday

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Fresno Leaders Urge Residents to Stay Home Amid Reported ICE Crackdown

Californians will vote on 14 statewide ballot measures this November. Five of those measures could change the way Californians are taxed. CalMatters reporter, Ben Christopher, has this rundown.

Californians will vote on 14 statewide ballot measures this November. Five of those measures could change the way Californians are taxed.&nbsp;CalMatters reporter, Ben Christopher, has this rundown.

Explaining California’s Five Tax Propositions on the November Ballot

California now has a statewide guide for teaching about Native American history and culture. KPBS Education reporter Katie Anastas takes us to the community of Bonsall in San Diego County where a high school teacher is weaving the curriculum into his history class.

California now has a statewide guide for teaching about Native American history and culture. KPBS Education reporter Katie Anastas takes us to the community of Bonsall in San Diego County where a high school teacher is weaving the curriculum into his history class.

Inside California’s New Statewide Native American Studies Curriculum

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Fresno Leaders Urge Residents to Stay Home Amid Reported ICE Crackdown

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