Fresno County’s transportation tax heads toward 2026 ballot with competing visions
Fresno County’s half-cent transportation sales tax expires June 2027. What replaces it — if anything — is now the subject
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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
Hundreds of Babies and Toddlers Held in Immigration Detention as Families Report Medical Neglect, Developmental Harm
At least 500 babies and toddlers — children aged 3 and under — have spent time in Immigration and Customs
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Mexico Files Formal Legal Action Over 17 Deaths in ICE Custody, Including California Detentions
Mexico has formally asked state attorneys general across the U.S., including California, to criminally investigate the deaths of 17 Mexican
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Trump Administration Freezes $867M in California Medicaid Payments Over Fraud Claims
The Trump administration halted $867 million in federal Medicaid payments to California on Tuesday. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert
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Faith-Based Group Warns of Increased ICE Activity in Fresno After Fatal Shootings
Faith in the Valley issued a community alert Monday morning after observing what the organization described as increased ICE activity
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Newsom Calls for Federal Billionaire Tax While Opposing California’s Prop. 40
Governor Gavin Newsom announced he will oppose California’s Proposition 40, a ballot measure that would impose a wealth tax on
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Fresno Arts Council Taps Kingsburg Chamber Director to Lead Post-Embezzlement Turnaround
The Fresno Arts Council named Lauren Nikkel as its new executive director on July 13, tasking her with rebuilding an
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Fresno breaks ground on 54-unit farmworker housing complex in Southwest Fresno
Mayor Jerry Dyer broke ground Friday on Ventura Family Apartments, a 54-unit affordable housing development on Ventura Avenue and 8th
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Downtown Fresno Housing Project Secures $69.6M After Years of Delays
A downtown Fresno apartment project that’s been stuck since 2016 just cleared a major hurdle: $69.63 million in bond market
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Fresno Council Candidate Says ‘Abolish ICE’ Stance Compatible With Prosecuting ICE Cases
Rob Fuentes, running for Fresno City Council’s District 1 seat, says there’s no contradiction between his campaign call to abolish
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