AI news from the San Joaquin Valley
Students finishing at Fresno City College told KSEE/KGPE that AI adds to their job worries. The State Center district's labor researcher says the openings exist, but students often don't know where they are.
Judge Kristi Culver Kapetan said the Fresno law firm took steps to fix a court filing with four fake and seven improper case citations in a city lawsuit.
FCERA, an $8.3B system, plans more mid-market and debt deals while steering clear of AI-driven bidding frenzies, according to a new trade report.
A Fresno Bee fact check shows both District 1 supervisor candidates rejecting AI data centers over water concerns. Here’s what that means for growers and towns on the westside.
Fresno Unified, Clovis Unified, Selma Unified and Sanger Unified outline early AI use in classrooms. Leaders say the goal is support, not shortcuts.
Hall Ambulance crews now carry five-lead, AI-enabled ECGs after a Feb. 1 rollout; county officials say an early field read helped route a patient straight to care.
National fights over AI data centers are reaching the Valley. MID floated premium rates for big users, Fresno says data centers aren’t allowed under current zoning.
Fair officials say AI-made images fueled false social-media claims about immigration agents on-site. Fresno State also messaged campus about ICE concerns over the weekend.