Fresno Approves $1.6M Shaw Avenue Repaving Contract — Construction Starts This Fall
The Fresno City Council signed off on a $1.64 million construction contract for Shaw Avenue roadway improvements, targeting a 0.7-mile
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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
Trump Administration’s Retribution Campaign: Indictments, Investigations, and Revoked Protections Target Opponents
The Trump administration has launched investigations, indictments, and administrative actions against dozens of political opponents since President Trump returned to
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Who’s Bankrolling Fresno’s Next City Council? Follow the Money Behind November’s Runoffs
Three Fresno City Council seats are headed to November runoffs, and the donors writing checks to reshape the council tell
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Fresno City Council Tables $98.9 Million Airport Runway Contract Decision
The Fresno City Council tabled a decision on February 26, 2026, to award a $98,888,888 construction contract for reconstructing Runway
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Fresno High loses 462 students in decade as district weighs closures, consolidation
Fresno High School enrollment dropped by 462 students over the last 10 years — roughly one-fifth of its student body
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Fresno’s 911 Answer Times Improve After City Council Pay Raise, But State Standard Still Out of Reach
Fresno police answered just 63% of 911 calls within 15 seconds back in 2022. By 2025, that figure climbed above
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Fresno Unified Projects Accelerating Student Losses — 1,200 Gone Next Year, High Schools Hit Hardest
Fresno Unified expects to lose 1,199 students net in the 2026-27 school year — up from 1,044 lost this past
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Federal Agency Ends Death Reporting for Recently Released Detainees
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has ended a policy requiring the agency to report deaths of former detainees within 30 days
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Monterey Park Voters Ban Data Centers — First California City to Do So
Monterey Park voters approved Measure NDC with more than 86 percent support, making it the first California city to ban
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Trump Administration Asks Supreme Court to Allow Federal Takeover of Mail-In Voting Before Midterms
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court this week to let President Donald Trump’s executive order stand — an order
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