Six Candidates Vie for Open Fresno County District 1 Supervisor Seat
Six candidates are running in the June 2 primary election to represent most of Fresno County’s western region on the
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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
Flood Control District Opens $40K Field Trip Grant, Cuts Upfront-Cost Barrier After FUSD Controversy
The Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District is opening applications Thursday for $40,000 in field trip grants — and this year,
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County Board Punts Library Privatization Talk to 2027, Sends Report Online Instead
The Fresno County Board of Supervisors pulled a planned discussion on privatizing the county library system from their October agenda.
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Fresno Bumps Lawn-Removal Rebate to $4 Per Square Foot, Opens Door to Bigger Projects
Fresno just made it easier to ditch your lawn. The city boosted its rebate for ripping out grass and planting
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Fresno County rolls out first-in-state deed fraud shield targeting vacant land scams
Fresno County property owners can now record a formal alert flagging their parcels for extra verification before title companies process
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Trump Administration Spends $1.5 Million in Tax Dollars on Pro-Trump TV Ads, Drawing Bipartisan Criticism
The Trump administration has spent at least $1.5 million in taxpayer money on television advertisements featuring President Donald Trump—ads that
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Governor’s Veto Leaves Central Valley Immigration Legal Services in Limbo
Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill last week that would have made permanent a program training immigration attorneys to serve
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State Water Board Faces Pushback on Bay-Delta Plan Ahead of October Vote
A state water regulation up for a vote next month is drawing sharp opposition from Republican legislators who say the
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Fresno County Board to Consider $8 Million Library Cuts, Privatization Option on Oct. 20
The Fresno County Board of Supervisors will review a report on Oct. 20 that proposes ways to save $8 million
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Ethics complaint accuses Fresno council candidate of pay-to-play violation over donor’s lawsuit
A Fresno City Council candidate is defending himself against a state ethics complaint that says he broke California’s pay-to-play law
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