Fresno Police Begin Overnight Curfew Enforcement for Minors Under City Ordinance
The Fresno Police Department will enforce the city’s curfew ordinance prohibiting minors from being in public places between 10 p.m.
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Month: August 2026
State Lawmakers Move to Override Fresno County Supervisors on Transportation Tax Vote
Two state legislators have taken the unusual step of rewriting a healthcare bill to force a transportation tax onto Fresno
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City Hands Out $1.18 Million in Storefront Grants — Here’s Who Got Paid
Fresno has spent more than $1.18 million in federal pandemic money fixing up storefronts in two council districts. 53 businesses
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62 Affordable Homes Coming to West Fresno’s Parkway Drive
Fresno Housing broke ground Wednesday on Davu Village, a 63-unit affordable housing development on Parkway Drive that claims to help
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Fresno Judge to Decide Teen Murder Case Thursday After Alleged Revenge Plot Over Sexual Assault
A Fresno County judge will decide Thursday whether 16-year-old Cassie Michael is guilty of murder for serving as the getaway
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Immigration Attorney Accused of Fraud in Lawsuit Alleging Thousands of Victims, Hundreds in Fresno
Nearly 6,000 former clients have joined a lawsuit against former immigration attorney Alexandra Lozano, alleging she filed fraudulent immigration documents
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Dyer calls third-term co-sponsorship a ‘mistake’ after council tables charter amendment
Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer stated Thursday he regrets co-sponsoring a proposed charter amendment that would allow him and city councilmembers
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Fresno 911 Dispatchers Report Trauma From Calls as Agencies Shift Mental Health Support
Fresno’s law enforcement dispatch centers have changed how they handle the mental toll on workers who field calls for drowning
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Fresno City Council Approves Half-Cent Sales Tax for November Ballot, 6-1 Vote
The Fresno City Council voted 6-1 to place a half-cent general sales tax on the November ballot. The measure would
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Fresno’s New Homeless Count Shows Fewer People — But Leaves Many Uncounted
Fresno and Madera counties changed how they count people experiencing homelessness this year, and the new numbers are dramatically lower
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