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Washington State hosts Fresno State as the Cougars open their Pac-12 conference schedule. Fans are discussing the matchup in game threads, weighing how the Cougars will fare at the start of conference play. The game draws attention as an early test of Washington State's form this season and a key fixture in the restarted Pac-12 slate.
- 2$253 Million Broadband Expansion to Reach Five Central Valley Communities▼$253M Broadband expansion to bring high-speed internet to 5 Central Valley communities
A $253 million broadband expansion project is set to bring high-speed internet to five communities in California's Central Valley. Local ABC affiliate ABC30 in Fresno reported the announcement, which targets areas that have long lacked reliable internet access. The investment is expected to improve connectivity for residents, schools and businesses in one of the state's most underserved regions.
- 3Fresno State expands support for pregnant and parenting students with new grant▼Fresno State uses new grant to expand support for pregnant and parenting students
Fresno State is using a new grant to expand support services for pregnant and parenting students. The funding is expected to help the university provide additional resources so students can continue their education while raising children. Local outlet ABC30 Fresno reported the announcement, drawing attention from the campus community and regional audience.
- 4Bulldog Stock Market: Winners and Losers After Washington State Game▼Bulldog Stock Market: Who’s rising and falling after Washington State?
The Collegian's 'Bulldog Stock Market' column assesses which Fresno State players and units are rising or falling in standing following the team's game against Washington State. The feature uses the stock market format to track momentum shifts on the roster after the matchup, though no specific player movements are detailed in the available reporting.
- 5Fresno State professor patents wildfire prevention technology▼Engineering professor patents technology designed to prevent wildfires
An engineering professor at California State University, Fresno has secured a patent for a technology designed to prevent wildfires. The development comes as California and the wider West continue to face severe fire seasons, and universities increasingly promote faculty innovations that move from research to practical tools for public safety and disaster mitigation.
- 6Weekslong heatwave set to grip California●Weekslong heatwave set for California. How long could it last?
California is bracing for a heatwave that could stretch on for weeks, with forecasters warning of prolonged, dangerous heat across much of the state. The key question being raised is how long the hot spell could persist, with Fresno among the areas expected to be affected. Residents are being urged to prepare for an extended period of extreme temperatures.
- 7Rob Bonta hails 'great settlement' with Paramount▼California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Paramount: 'We had a great settlement'
California Attorney General Rob Bonta says the state reached what he called a 'great settlement' with Paramount. His comments, carried by ABC7 Los Angeles and ABC30 Fresno, confirm an agreement in the state's legal matter with the company, though the terms and subject of the settlement were not detailed in the available reporting.
- 8Central Valley EV buyers can get up to $3,000 back▼Buying an electric vehicle in the Central Valley? You can get up to $3,000 back
Fresno Bee reports that people buying electric vehicles in California's Central Valley can receive a rebate of up to $3,000. The incentive is aimed at making EVs more affordable for residents of the region, where adoption has lagged behind coastal parts of the state. Further details on eligibility and how to apply were not provided.