Fresno City Council votes 6-1 to require tobacco retailer licenses, $1,000 annual fee

The Fresno City Council voted 6-1 Thursday to establish a tobacco retailer licensing program requiring businesses that sell tobacco products

Planning Commission Advances 9,000-Acre SEDA Development Plan Without Public Financial Analysis

The Fresno Planning Commission voted 6-1 Wednesday to recommend approval of the Southeast Development Area plan, a multi-phased project covering

Four Westlands Water District board seats will be filled this November. None will appear on the ballot most Fresno County

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

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

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

Prisciliano Trejo Ricano died July 24, 2026, nine days after being released from Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody. He was

Fresno City Attorney Andrew Janz said his office is prepared to sue the Trump administration after the Department of Justice

More than two dozen Fresno-area residents have joined a federal lawsuit accusing former immigration attorney Alexandra Lozano of filing fraudulent

Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities holding detainees are receiving record-high internal grades for health and safety at the same time