Fresno City Council Approved $4.2M in Pandemic Water Bill Relief in 2021
Fresno’s City Council voted December 2, 2021 to authorize the Department of Public Utilities to apply for $4.2 million in
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Month: October 2026
Fresno City Council Approves Pay Raises for Blue-Collar Workers Through 2028
The Fresno City Council approved a three-year labor contract on December 4, 2025, giving raises to city workers who maintain
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City Council Approved $439,000 Traffic Signal Upgrade at Dakota and West
The Fresno City Council approved a $438,933 contract in June 2019 to modify the traffic signal at Dakota Avenue and
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What Proposition 40’s Billionaire Tax Would Mean for Your Ballot This November
A statewide ballot measure described as a billionaire tax is drawing both national campaign support and local opposition ahead of
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Tower District Getting Temporary Library After Years of Advocacy
Fresno County Supervisor Luis Chavez confirmed plans to convert the Ted C. Willis Center into a temporary “starter library” for
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Two Housing Measures on November Ballot Could Reshape Fresno’s Path to Homeownership
Fresno voters will decide two statewide housing measures in November. Proposition 1 would authorize $11.25 billion in state borrowing for
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Tower District Gets More Police After Shootings — But What About the Families Who Live There?
Fresno City Councilmember Miguel Arias announced this week that the Tower District will see between 20 and 40 police officers
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Newsom vetoes Central Valley medical school study; UC Merced program timeline extends to 2034
Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed Assembly Bill 1547 this month, rejecting Assemblymember Jasmeet Bains’ third attempt to compel the University of
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Federal Heat Death Counts May Miss Thousands in Fresno and the Valley — and That Affects How Officials Respond
The federal agency counting how many Americans die from heat has been undercounting them for years — including right here
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Fresno Unified’s Teacher Pathway Shows Promise — But Getting Students Through College Remains the Challenge
High school teacher academies can work — students who complete them are four times as likely to become teachers as
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