Fresno City Council Approves 10-Year Deal for McKinley Peace Garden Maintenance
The Fresno City Council approved a pair of agreements on January 15 putting the city’s Parks department in charge of
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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
Dyer Announces Tower District Safety Plan After Fourth Shooting in Four Months; Council Vote Set for Vendor Restrictions
Mayor Jerry Dyer outlined a series of safety measures for the Tower District at a community meeting Wednesday following the
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City Council Discusses Closed-Door Litigation Involving Robert Chavez Jr. Claim
The Fresno City Council met in closed session August 14, 2025, to discuss existing litigation titled Robert Chavez, Jr. v.
Read MoreCity Council Extends Planning Partnership Through 2031
On December 5, 2024, the Fresno City Council approved a seven-year extension to its agreement with the Fresno Council of
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Fresno City Council Partners State AG on Cannabis Enforcement — Zero Details on Cost Recovery or Market Impact
Fresno’s City Council approved a partnership with California’s Attorney General in August 2023 to crack down on unlicensed cannabis operations
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Council Loosens Farmland Preservation Rules — What’s the ROI on Converting Prime Ag Land?
The Fresno City Council voted December 13, 2018 to amend the city’s Farmland Preservation Program, adding what city staff describe
Read MoreFederal Agents Arrested 72-Year-Old Fresno-Area Resident in Pre-Dawn Raid Over Voter Registration Charges
Federal agents arrested Omar Muñoz, a 72-year-old lawful permanent resident from Commerce, California, before dawn on Monday in what he
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$2B Healthcare Fraud Bust Reflects Federal Enforcement Priorities Fresno Voters Will Weigh at Midterms
Federal prosecutors charged fifteen people in Southern California with healthcare fraud totaling nearly $2 billion on Thursday, part of what
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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,
Read More$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
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