Fresno Unified cuts hundreds of positions despite $52 million state bailout

Fresno Unified got $52.5 million from the state. It wasn’t enough. The extra cash — $33 million ongoing, $19.5 million

Fresno Unified rolls out student-level literacy tracking dashboard after 70% of kindergarteners hit grade-level benchmark

Fresno Unified will launch a student-by-student literacy tracking dashboard in September 2026, Superintendent Misty Her told the governing board this

A California bill heading for an Assembly floor vote this week would force private immigration detention facilities to release 911

Matthew Campbell, 43, took $9.1 million from more than 40 investors between 2018 and 2025, using new investor funds to

Interfaith leaders and immigrant families marched to California Sen. Alex Padilla’s office last month, delivering more than 1,000 signatures calling

The City of Fresno’s Department of Public Utilities approved a 27 MW solar-and-battery portfolio across three municipal facilities in a

The U.S. Department of Transportation confirmed it’s revoking commercial driver licenses issued to people without valid legal immigration status —

Law enforcement surveillance systems are creating a new category of misconduct risk, and the numbers aren’t theoretical: prosecutors say one

A long-planned retail center at Maple and Behymer avenues in North Fresno is moving ahead after the developer met with

Fresno County Supervisor Garry Bredefeld is drafting an ordinance, in coordination with Sheriff John Zanoni and District Attorney Lisa Smittcamp,