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December 9, 2020

• ‘Major’ COVID-19 outbreak at Foster Farms in Fresno under investigation, top doctor says
• Here’s when California State University students could return to in-person classes
• Family of pilot killed fighting Coalinga-area wildfire sues. Here’s who they blame
• How America is like Nazi Germany: Letters to the editor, Dec. 9, 2020
• Selma man who killed woman in DUI crash sentenced, faces added penalty after release
• Coronavirus cases surpass 41,000 in Fresno County. Tulare County surges by over 800
• Fresno State slow to respond to threat of Title IX lawsuit, attorney says. He forges ahead
• Award nominations, all-star honor roll in for Fresno State coach and two players
• Fresno’s new police chief makes a strong first impression — and communication is key
• Hye Quality Bakery, a key meeting place for Fresno’s Armenian community, nears its end
• Fresno County to halt new jury trials as coronavirus response. How long, when it starts
• ‘It needs a lot more time.’ Fresno council doesn’t vote on proposed COVID gathering law
• Coronavirus update: ICU capacity at 0% and Fresno’s top doctors say things will get worse
• Violent crash with a big rig in Fresno kills man, 51. What led up to the collision
• Eagles are a mess, but they got this right: It’s time to see what they have in Jalen Hurts
• “Carretera de cucarachas,” dice un inquilino. ¿Es este el peor complejo de apartamentos del Valle Central?
• Who is Fresno’s first Hispanic police chief? What you need to know about Paco Balderrama
• Toxic tap water in Latino towns is a legacy of racist policies, California officials say
• Yes, Amazon founder, CEO Jeff Bezos gave Fresno $5 million. Here’s what happened
• Fresno restaurant gets another city citation as COVID-19 stay-home order returns
• Fresno reaches deal with Grizzlies, MLB to keep minor-league baseball. Here are the details
• ‘Dire’ situation: Fresno County ICU capacity now at 0%, with COVID-19 cases growing
• Want to support Fresno restaurants? Here’s how to help them survive the COVID-19 pandemic