A new water conservation plan on the table at Fresno City Hall today could help push more water to homes in the city.
Fresno County begins prep work for 2020 Census
The next U.S. census is in 2020. But, Fresno County’s Katherine Martindale says, “it’s not too early” to begin preparing for the Big Count.
City Council seeks to swipe office space from Mayor’s staff
A fight over control of office space sounds like a tempest in a teapot. But the issue might be another sign of the growing rift between a Council majority and Mayor Lee Brand.
A new source of funds could ease train-caused traffic headaches
A new idea would tap funding for consolidating Fresno’s two rail lines to help aid transit problems caused by trains.
Scaling back high-speed rail creates fresh chaos for Valley cities
Local taxpayers are starting to get a sense of what it means to unwind the original vision for California’s bullet train.
Blackstone needs an overhaul. Will it divide Council’s south Fresno alliance?
Things are about to get really interesting for Fresnans who care about the fate of Blackstone Avenue. The Planning Commission …
Fresno didn’t audit the Fresno Grizzlies last year. Why?
Thanks to millions in bond debt and hefty rent payments, the Fresno Grizzlies are typically under the microscope of the City. Except in 2018.
Helm Building, Fulton Street stage gradual rebirth
Much like the street it sits on, the Helm Building is beginning the long process of urban rebirth, courtesy of developer Sevak Khatchadourian.
Brandau celebrates move from City Hall to Supervisor
Fresno County Supervisor Steve Brandau hosted a “thank you” party on Tuesday evening at the Elbow Room in Northwest Fresno after being sworn-in.
City Council restricts ability to hire lawyers for executive team
A proposal considered by the Fresno City Council draws new lines in the separation of powers between the Council and Mayor’s team over hiring lawyers.
