Fresno City College President Tony Cantu died this weekend, according to a statement from The State Center Community College District. Cantu, who worked with the SCCCD for over 26 years, has been serving...

Fresno State women’s tennis scored its first two victories of the season over Cal Poly and Fresno City College, the latter in dominant fashion. “We were a lot more relaxed in our second match,”...

Coffee — the essence of life. It is your best friend in the morning; it always helps you start your day. After sunset, if you still aren’t close to finishing what you’re working on, coffee will be...

Select California community colleges will begin offering four-year degrees after Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill Sunday that seeks to aid the state’s effort to produce one million more college graduates...

Bryan Wood is not your typical student. At age 14, he was starting college classes at Fresno City College. By 16, he was already attending Fresno State. Fast forward four years, Wood, now 19, is...

The political gridlock surrounding the government shutdown forced Fresno State’s Army ROTC program to take extraordinary measures to ensure cadet training is not impacted. People at Fresno State...

Gov. Jerry Brown visited Fresno City College Thursday to sign a bill granting undocumented immigrants the right to obtain driver’s licenses in California. Assembly Bill 60 is the first law...

Fresno State has its own police department, fully functional and operational on its own. Staffed with 21 police officers, seven dispatchers and five administrative support staff members, the department...

Most would not expect a 54-year-old woman to lead a college tennis team as anything other than a coach. However, Fresno State instructor Candace Egan is the No. 1 player for the Fresno City College...

The Fresno State Jazz Orchestra and The Fresno City College Jazz Composers Orchestra performed in The Fresno State Concert Hall on Monday night. The Jazz Composers Orchestra consists of Fresno area teachers...