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Fresno Unified Projects Accelerating Student Losses — 1,200 Gone Next Year, High Schools Hit Hardest

Fresno Unified expects to lose 1,199 students net in the 2026-27 school year — up from 1,044 lost this past

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has ended a policy requiring the agency to report deaths of former detainees within 30 days

Monterey Park voters approved Measure NDC with more than 86 percent support, making it the first California city to ban

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court this week to let President Donald Trump’s executive order stand — an order

A Fresno commercial truck driver sits in federal immigration custody after Pennsylvania authorities arrested him on charges of stealing nearly

Fresno broke ground Friday on a 54-unit affordable housing development at Ventura Avenue and Eighth Street. The project targets agricultural

A Fresno coalition held a vigil downtown Friday evening for a Texas man shot and killed by ICE officers during

The Fresno City Council voted July 25 to accept $15.6 million in state funding for transit and street improvements tied

Fresno County Supervisor Nathan Magsig will hold a community meeting August 26 at Pine Ridge School, starting at 6 p.m.,

The Fresno Planning Commission voted 6-1 Wednesday night to recommend approval of the Southeast Development Area (SEDA) plan and forward