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May 21, 2020

• California will take back the emergency coronavirus beds it sent to Fresno. Here’s why
• Fresno activist who confronted councilmember says his foundation, political group don’t mix
• Death notices & names in Fresno, CA area on May 22, 2020
• Shaver Lake will be closed to boating over Memorial Day. Let the Edison bashing begin
• Stockton pastor arrested on suspicion of molesting children at Tulare County church in ’90s
• Fresno churches have been closed two months. This councilman hopes to soon change that
• Fresno, Clovis schools to lose millions due to COVID-19. How will that affect students?
• Fresno State’s sweet corn will be available Memorial Day, but with coronavirus rules
• Two more dead, two-dozen newly infected with coronavirus as Fresno County set to reopen
• Fresno State facing tougher time getting 2 transfers on the court under looming rule
• Coronavirus outbreak at Avenal State Prison, officials say
• Salvation Army donations go up in flames in Fresno fire. It has happened before
• Clovis schools make it official, campuses won’t reopen. Trustees had a lot to say
• Opportunity in the pandemic: Madera’s drive-in theater opens with extended season
• Commentary: Fresno police show racism in the arrest of City Council President Arias
• Students no longer need the SAT to get into the University of California. Here’s why
• Fresno area’s first post-coronavirus concert may be Charlie Daniels. Casino sets ’21 dates
• Yosemite National Park reopening plan includes fewer visitors, required reservations
• Coronavirus updates: Fresno County isn’t flattening curve; Clovis schools won’t reopen
• Fresno councilmember proposes end of shelter-in-place. Here’s how colleagues reacted
• Fresno County is not flattening its curve. How will it affect reopening plans?
• ‘Giant step forward:’ Fresno lifts shelter-in-place next week, sets business reopen plan
• Longtime Fresno State baseball coach Bob Bennett in a coma, hospitalized
• State approves Fresno County to reopen dine-in restaurants, under certain conditions
• Fresno’s Chinatown will survive COVID-19, business owners say. But more challenges lie ahead