Fresno County Voters Face Two Transportation Tax Measures in November — Here’s What Each Would Do
Fresno County voters will decide November 3 whether to replace the county’s longstanding transportation tax with a new 30-year measure
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Author: Maren Castillo
Fresno County supervisors, mayors launch campaign against Measure S transportation tax
Two Fresno County supervisors joined a group of Valley mayors Tuesday to formally oppose Measure S, the 30-year half-cent sales
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Fresno County Library Privatization Lacks Votes to Pass — For Now
Your county library system could be handed over to a private company — but the Board of Supervisors doesn’t have
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9,000-Resident Senior Development Returns to Fresno County Board After Years of Air Quality Litigation
A proposal to build 2,500 homes for seniors in the foothills south of Millerton Lake is heading back to the
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City Council Extends Urban Forest Plan Timeline Again — What’s Taking So Long?
Fresno City Council voted March 21, 2024, to extend a consultant contract for the second time to finish work on
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Rep. Valadao Ties Immigration Reform to Central Valley Cost of Living in New Op-Ed
Rep. David Valadao and LIBRE Institute President Daniel Garza are making the case that fixing the country’s immigration system isn’t
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County Releases Developer From 14-Year-Old Legal Promise on Friant Ranch Project
The Fresno County Board of Supervisors voted March 25 to let developer Dennis Bacopulos walk away from a legal promise
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As California Drafts AI Rules, Central Valley Farmers Say Over-Regulation Could Threaten Crop Yields and Water Savings
State legislators in Sacramento are writing the rules that will govern how artificial intelligence can be used across California —
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District 7 Council Candidates Agree: Keep Data Centers Out of Fresno
Whoever wins Fresno’s District 7 City Council seat on Nov. 3 will keep the door shut on data centers —
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Fresno Tile Business Owner Faces Auction of $3.5M Inventory After City Took Building, $15.6M Judgment
Art Terzian’s 40-year tile business sits locked behind a property line he can’t cross. The City of Fresno took his
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