Fresno Council to Vote on SEDA Ballot Measure Critics Call a “Trojan Horse” for Developer Subsidies
Fresno’s City Council votes Thursday on whether to ask voters this November to approve a measure billed as blocking public
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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 Council to Vote on SEDA Ballot Measure That Critics Say Opens Taxpayer Subsidies
Fresno City Council will vote Thursday on whether to place a November ballot measure called the “No Debt on Development
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Fresno Mayor Dyer Pushes Charter Change That Would Allow His Third Term
Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer said he would run for a third term if voters approve a charter amendment extending term
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County Supervisors Block Countywide Transportation Tax, Pushing Fresno City to Go It Alone
Fresno County’s 40-year-old transportation sales tax, Measure C, expires next summer. Two weeks ago, the Board of Supervisors had a
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Nearly 6,000 Immigrants Accuse Former Attorney of Malpractice That Left Cases in Ruins
Nearly 6,000 immigrants who sought legal help to stay in the United States now say a former attorney’s mistakes and
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Fresno County Supervisors Kill Home Kitchen Pilot After Reversing Earlier Approval
A pilot program that would have let 66 Fresno County residents run small food businesses from their home kitchens died
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Federal Child-Welfare Office Shared 460,000 Leads With ICE, Records Show — 12,000 Arrested Since January 2025
Aurora’s six-year-old daughter spent more than half a year in a federal migrant-child shelter before the family could reunite. Days
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Fresno City Council to Consider Tobacco Licensing Ordinance Targeting Illegal Sales
Fresno City Council leaders introduced a proposal Tuesday requiring every business selling tobacco products to obtain a city license —
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Fresno Unified Projects Loss of 4,000 Students in Two Years — Same Number Lost Over Last Decade
Fresno Unified expects to lose roughly 4,000 students by the 2028-29 school year — the same number it shed over
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Mexico Demands Criminal Probes After 17 Deaths in ICE Custody Under Trump
Mexico formally requested that U.S. state attorneys general open criminal investigations into the deaths of 17 Mexican migrants who died
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