Two Housing Measures on November Ballot Could Reshape Fresno’s Path to Homeownership
Fresno voters will decide two statewide housing measures in November. Proposition 1 would authorize $11.25 billion in state borrowing for
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City Council Tables Industrial Warehouse Decision for 55 Acres in Southwest Fresno
The Fresno City Council tabled a decision March 19 on a plan to rezone 55 acres in Southwest Fresno from
Tower District Gets More Police After Shootings — But What About the Families Who Live There?
Fresno City Councilmember Miguel Arias announced this week that the Tower District will see between 20 and 40 police officers
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Newsom vetoes Central Valley medical school study; UC Merced program timeline extends to 2034
Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed Assembly Bill 1547 this month, rejecting Assemblymember Jasmeet Bains’ third attempt to compel the University of
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Federal Heat Death Counts May Miss Thousands in Fresno and the Valley — and That Affects How Officials Respond
The federal agency counting how many Americans die from heat has been undercounting them for years — including right here
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Fresno Unified’s Teacher Pathway Shows Promise — But Getting Students Through College Remains the Challenge
High school teacher academies can work — students who complete them are four times as likely to become teachers as
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Fresno Boosts Water-Saving Rebates to $4 Per Square Foot, Expands Who Qualifies
The City of Fresno has increased its lawn-to-garden rebate to $4 per square foot and expanded the program to include
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$10 Million Settlement in Fresno Police Custody Death — Largest Pre-Trial in County History
The family of Joseph Perez will receive more than $10 million to settle a wrongful death lawsuit against the Fresno
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Two Former District Leaders Compete for Fresno County Schools Superintendent
Fresno County voters will decide between incumbent Michele Cantwell-Copher and challenger Eimear O’Brien for County Superintendent of Schools. The race
Read MoreFresno County Launches Data System to Coordinate Home Visiting Services
Fresno County became the first in California to deploy a new platform that shares health and social service information across
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State Controller Malia Cohen’s Office Lost Track of Remote Workers for Years, Auditor Finds
California State Controller Malia Cohen — the official responsible for auditing how public money gets spent — couldn’t keep track
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