Teachers Union Demands School Board Trustee Resign Over Withdrawn Racial Slur Claim
Fresno Unified School District Trustee Keshia Thomas is facing calls to resign after withdrawing her defense that she told 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
Fresno State Opens First New Student Housing in 50 Years, Including Units for Families
Fresno State celebrated the opening of an 80,000-square-foot student housing building at Shaw and Cedar avenues this week — the
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Fresno Police Defend Surveillance Cameras as State Lawmakers Push New Limits
Fresno Police Department is standing by its use of roughly 70 Flock Safety license plate readers, even as California lawmakers
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Fresno Unified Evaluation Failures Uncovered After Grand Jury Probe Into $162K Severance
A Fresno County Civil Grand Jury investigation into a controversial $162,000 severance payment to former Fresno Unified spokesperson Nikki Henry
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Sacramento Still Dumps Inmates on Streets at Night — Fresno Among Counties Doing Better
A Sacramento County grand jury found that county still releases hundreds of people from jail between 11 p.m. and 6
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Fresno Police Officer Arrested on Burglary, Terrorizing Charges After Madera County Incident
Fresno Police Officer Matthew Rodarte was arrested early Sunday morning and booked into Madera County Jail on charges of attempted
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Trump Administration Freezes $867 Million in California Medicaid Funds Over Alleged Fraud
The Trump administration froze $867 million in federal Medicaid payments to California on July 21, 2026, citing suspected fraud in
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California Lost $30 Billion to Unemployment Fraud. Federal Review Still Underway.
California lost more than $30 billion to unemployment insurance fraud during the pandemic. Six years later, the state is still
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Federal Officials Threaten States With Fines, Prison Over Voter-Roll Access
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin warned state election officials on Friday that they could face fines, loss of federal grant
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Fresno Unified’s New Bus Stops Leave Magnet Families Scrambling Days Before School Starts
Annie Masutsubo’s 11-year-old son Benji used to walk to his bus stop with his older sister. This year, under Fresno
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