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
Read MoreThe Fresno City Council voted December 18 to adopt a specific plan opening 9,000 acres in southeast Fresno to development
Read MoreThe city’s largest Starbucks opened Wednesday in Southwest Fresno, a neighborhood that elected officials say has suffered decades without basic
Read MoreA long-planned retail center at Maple and Behymer avenues in North Fresno is moving ahead after the developer met with
Read MoreThe Fresno City Council voted 4-3 to remove a ballot initiative from their agenda that would have limited public subsidies
Read MoreFresno City Council President Nelson Esparza wants voters to decide whether the city can use general fund revenues or waive
Read MoreThe Fresno Planning Commission voted 6-1 Wednesday night to recommend approval of the Southeast Development Area (SEDA) plan and forward
Read MoreThe Fresno City Council is weighing whether to spend up to $600,000 in general-fund dollars to place four proposed measures
Read MoreFour Fresno City Council members voted Thursday to pull a proposed ballot initiative from the agenda that would have let
Read MoreFresno’s City Council votes Thursday on whether to ask voters this November to approve a measure billed as blocking public
Read MoreAfter six years of waiting and a unanimous City Council vote on June 4, Albee Sanchez is almost ready to
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