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• Janet Napolitano makes UC Merced visit
• MERCED COUNTY, Calif. - Janet Napolitano is taking on her new role as UC President and one of her first duties was visiting UC Merced.
• Calif. report says truancy may cost state billions
• LOS ANGELES - A new study released by the California attorney general's office says the state must act to reduce rampant truancy.
• Loved ones pay tribute to Pete Mehas
• FRESNO, Calif. - Dr. Pete Mehas died from natural causes Friday night at Saint Agnes Medical Center.
• Bullard Talent holds Parade of Heroes
• FRESNO, Calif. - A local school took time out of its day today to honor local heroes.
• Central Unified students to get Asus Android tablets
• FRESNO, Calif. - Central Unified students at all grade levels will receive tablets which they can take home.
• Help teens with the wardrobe they need to succeed
• CLOVIS, Calif. - A specialized high school in Clovis is teaching students about the professional world. But they need your donations to help students look the part.
• Fresno City College holds September 16th celebration
• FRESNO, Calif. - There was fiesta at Fresno City College on Monday that brought plenty of students to the school's Free Speech Area.
• Fresno State class promotes alcohol awareness
• FRESNO, Calif. - Staff members at Fresno State launched a special class Saturday to raise awareness about the dangers of overdosing on alcohol.
• Valley medical professionals discuss kid's concussions
• FRESNO, Calif. - Each year thousands of Valley children of all ages suffer a concussion from playing sports. Some are diagnosed; some are not, putting their health and safety at risk.
• State community colleges see rise in enrollment
• FRESNO, Calif. - For the first time in years the state community college system is seeing a rise in enrollment.
• Middle School could get more fun at Fresno Unified
• FRESNO, Calif. - Choir is one of the programs cut back in recent year but choir and other electives are coming back to the middle schools in the Fresno Unified School District. Superintendent Michael Hanson says the district's ability to get a waiver from tight federal restrictions was the key.
• Video: Valley medical professionals discuss kid's concussions
• Each year thousands of Valley children of all ages suffer a concussion from playing sports.

• Schools modify activities for bad air days
• FUSD to train in new Common Core State Standards
• Athletic fun breeds academic success
• Sanger Unified schools are handing out iPads
• U.C. Merced students prepare to go back to school
• Madera Unified and teachers reach tentative agreement
• Valley law school enrollment increases
• State funding helps Fresno Unified students
• Video: Day one of the fall semester at Fresno State
• Gearing up for a new semester at Sanger schools
• Video: Fresno State students head back to school
• Fresno State students prepare to head back to class
• Head Start to eliminate services to thousands
• UC Merced dorm nears completion
• Keeping Valley children cool in triple digit temps
• I Pledge Campaign prepare kids for college and careers
• Fresno State President Castro addresses faculty and staff
• Start of Fresno and Clovis Unified prompts air alert
• Thousands of children head back to school
• Fresno Teachers Prepare for First Day of School
• Video: Thousands of students head to class in Visalia
• FUSD welcomes back 10,000 teachers and administrators
• Photos: Back to School photos
• Central Unified welcomes students back to school
• Teacher strike is looming for Madera Unified
• Some Fresno Unified schools have new buildings
• Video: Maximizing space in your college dorm
• Gov Brown signs transgender-student bill
• FUSD hosts immunization clinics, expands preschools
• President Obama signs student loan deal