The Visalia Assemblyman wants to make it easier for California elementary students to access and utilize the state’s 280 parks.
Business leaders push Newsom to reopen schools
The message from business leaders was clear: School closures are hurting the workforce, and parents should have the choice to send their children back to school safely.
Q&A with Clovis City Council member Lynne Ashbeck
With a decade of experience, Ashbeck pointed to successes in transforming and shaping Clovis’ medical corridor and eyes fixes needed for businesses to survive amid the pandemic.
Bredefeld, Nelson square off over lawsuit pushing Fresno Unified to return students to campus
The Fresno City Councilman called Fresno Unified Superintendent Bob Nelson’s actions over the past year “disgraceful.”
Q&A with Clovis City Council candidate Herman Nagra
“Our small business community won’t be unsure of ‘Does our City Council support us?’ There will be unquestionable support for small businesses,” Nagra said.
Bullet train officials plead for $4.1bil more for Valley stretch
With a single track running between Madera and Shafter, the cost of the initial 119-mile section has swelled from $12.4 to $13.8 billion.
Fresno Co. surprised with an additional allotment of COVID-19 vaccine doses
Weeks of receiving the minimum allotment of coronavirus vaccines finally came to a close, as Valley counties are seeing a slight boost.
Q&A with Clovis City Council member Vong Mouanoutoua
“I’m a firm believer that in order to meet the needs [of the community], you need to plan,” Mouanoutoua said.
“We’re calling on help from San Francisco” to hold Valley seat, Harder pleads
Bay Area donors have helped build two-term Rep. Josh Harder’s campaign warchest heading into 2022, filings show.
Q&A with Clovis City Council candidate Diane Pearce
We’re going to keep that local control. Our Clovis decisions are going to be made in Clovis, for Clovis, by Clovis, Pearce said.