Fresno Council Approves 9,000-Acre Southeast Development Plan

The Fresno City Council voted December 18 to adopt a specific plan opening 9,000 acres in southeast Fresno to development

Fresno Unified Delays Vote on $5.7 Million Police Contract as Questions Mount

Fresno Unified School District trustees postponed a decision on a $5.7 million agreement with the Fresno Police Department that would

The city’s largest Starbucks opened Wednesday in Southwest Fresno, a neighborhood that elected officials say has suffered decades without basic

The Fresno City Council voted January 18, 2024 to extend the deadline for hearing appeals of tentative subdivision maps from

The Fresno City Council in 2017 approved a plan allowing the city to spend up to half a million dollars

Fresno’s City Council met in closed session October 13, 2025, to discuss labor contract negotiations with eleven employee organizations —

A Fresno federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration violated federal law when it slashed wages for foreign guest

Fresno State will receive $4.36 million from the state to create The Forge, a new hub designed to help Central

Fresno State will receive $4.36 million in state funding to launch The Forge, a new hub designed to help Central

The Supreme Court handed President Donald Trump a procedural victory this week in his effort to restrict mail voting, but