Fresno City Council Adopts Technology Disruption Policy for Public Meetings
The Fresno City Council adopted a Technology Disruption Policy on June 18, 2026, meeting a state-mandated deadline of July 1,
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The Issues
$50,000 Reward Offered in 2017 Fresno Shooting Death of John Graves
Governor Gavin Newsom announced October 23 that the state will pay $50,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction
Read MoreFresno Council Votes to Spend $1 Million of Taxpayer Money on Immigration Legal Defense Fund
The Fresno City Council voted 5-1 on Thursday to allocate $1 million of taxpayer money to re-establish the city’s Immigration
Read MoreFresno Council Approves $11.5M Water Infrastructure Contract, $655K Budget Addition
Fresno City Council approved an $11,490,484 construction contract on January 11, 2018, awarding the work to Vido Artukovich & Son,
Read MoreFresno City Council Approves $210,600 Federal Lobbying Contract
On April 24, 2025, the Fresno City Council approved a three-year contract with Covino Smith & Simon, Inc., a Washington
Read MoreCity Council Commits $3 Million to 120-Unit Affordable Housing Development in Southeast Fresno
The Fresno City Council approved a $3,000,000 federal HOME Investment Partnerships Program loan to FCTC Family II, LP on March
Read MoreFresno Water Officials Welcome El Niño Storms — If They Can Get Enough Pumps
Strong El Niño storms are coming this winter, and water managers in Fresno say they’re ready to capture the rain
Read MoreFresno City Council approves 90-day Tower District safety plan after string of shootings
The Fresno City Council voted unanimously Thursday to approve a 90-day pilot program consolidating food vendors, upgrading street lighting, installing
Read MoreFresno Bishop Condemns ‘Indiscriminate’ ICE Raids as Congregations Report Detentions
Roman Catholic Bishop Joseph V. Brennan of the Diocese of Fresno issued a pastoral letter this month stating that ICE
Read MoreNew housing advocacy group targets Fresno development rules, eyes political endorsements
A consultant for suburban developers launched Central Valley YIMBY last month, aiming to build political muscle around making it easier
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