Federal Crackdown Targets Fresno Commercial Drivers Without Legal Status

The U.S. Department of Transportation confirmed it’s revoking commercial driver licenses issued to people without valid legal immigration status —

Surveillance Tech Meant for Crime-Solving Gets Turned on Personal Targets — What It Means for Oversight

Law enforcement surveillance systems are creating a new category of misconduct risk, and the numbers aren’t theoretical: prosecutors say one

Matthew Campbell, 43, took $9.1 million from more than 40 investors between 2018 and 2025, using new investor funds to

Mayor Jerry Dyer is proposing to fund a second Homeless Assistance Response Team (HART) in the FY 2027 general fund

Rep. Jim Costa and California Agriculture Secretary Karen Ross gathered with Central Valley farmers Tuesday to deliver a blunt message:

District 1 City Council candidate Rob Fuentes told a crowd of union workers at an August 6 election forum that

A senior Fresno County deputy district attorney was stabbed Thursday afternoon at Courthouse Park in downtown Fresno while filming a

President Donald Trump named nine nominees for federal district court judgeships on August 18, targeting vacancies in six Republican-led states

Central Valley growers are looking at a bottom line that hinges on what happens next with the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.