California is now the first state in the nation to require every health care service plan and health insurer to provide coverage for HIV testing, regardless of whether the testing is related to a primary diagnosis.
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New bill makes Calif. first in nation to require coverage for HIV screening
Worst jobs
The Collegian asks readers what the worst job they’ve ever had is.
Fresno State, Fresno Unified announce partnership
Fresno State and the Fresno Unified School District have announced a partnership to provide guidance services and counselor training to promote a college-going culture in district schools.
Roses are red for the Bulldogs
Fresno State leaves Pasadena with its first victory over UCLA at the Rose Bowl.
Harassment lawsuit filed
Former ASI Executive Director Annie Tremp filed a lawsuit Friday claiming she was wrongfully terminated and discriminated against by some ASI executives.
Students gather to watch presidential debate
While presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain were squaring off in Mississippi Friday, spectators flocked to the Bucket on campus to see how it unfolded.
Immigrants get ‘a better test’ for U.S. citizenship
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Quick, fellow citizens, what are the colors of our national flag? OK, what color are its stars? How about this: Name the form immigrants fill out to apply for U.S. citizenship. Anyone? What, you never heard of Form N-400?
Mathews reminds Bruins why they wanted him
PASADENA – For Fresno State fans, the trip to Pasadena was worth the trouble.
’Dogs smell like roses
PASADENA – The Fresno State Bulldogs did something Saturday that had never been done before in program history.








