ICE Sweep Through Central Valley Leaves Fresno Families Separated, Workers Afraid to Leave Home

A wave of federal immigration enforcement operations that began the first week of October has left Fresno and Central Valley

Fresno City Council’s Building Fast-Track Fuels Housing Boom — But Who’s Actually Winning?

Fresno City Council voted 4-3 last year to let developers build homes in office districts and near bus stops without

Luis Arreguin, a Fresno father of four who has lived in the United States for 50 years, was detained by

The Fresno City Council approved annexing a single property on the east side of North Armstrong Avenue and East Harvard

Farmers in west Fresno County’s Westlands Water District will receive an unexpected addition to their annual water allocation after the

Five candidates vying for Fresno Unified’s Area 1 school board seat are staking out different positions on whether the district

The Fresno City Council approved a reorganization in September 2020 to annex approximately 235 acres on the west side of

Fresno City Council approved $4,055,000 in additional Measure C funding on March 27, 2025, for widening the Herndon Avenue railroad

Fresno’s City Council voted September 12 to let administrative hearing officers reduce certain code enforcement fines that exceed $100,000, a

Danielle Velling, 33, depends on monthly injections to manage her severe asthma in California’s Central Valley, one of the most