With China’s restrictions on importing recycled material, Valley cities are beginning to have to pay processors to deal with your recycling.
After approving road spending, Fresno County begins eyeing Measure C extension
The original Measure C ran from 1987-2007. In 2006, voters extended it for another 20 years, ending in 2027. Now, groundwork for another extension begins.
Audit of Fresno P.D. moonlighting shows issues with timecards
The audit was commissioned in April after City officials received anonymous complaints of Fresno police officers teaching while on City time.
Fresno State begins major upgrades – including Bulldog Stadium
Fresno State will be busy this summer with infrastructure projects. All told, the university will spend tens of millions of dollars on upgrading buildings.
Fresno’s preparing for major disasters, whether or not they arrive
“Nothing ever happens in Fresno. Then it does happen. We need to be prepared and we need to know what we’re doing. Because it will cost lives if we don’t.”
Fig Garden Financial Center expansion decision postponed
I called Granville Homes Vice President Jeff Roberts on Thursday. I wanted to know what happened at Wednesday’s Planning Commission …
All eyes on Fig Garden Financial Center’s proposed fourth building
Fresno’s Planning Commission will decide whether Fig Garden Financial will get another office building and whether Fresno can have its cake and eat it, too.
Fresno’s budget battle begins. Here are 13 things to watch out for.
Fresno City Hall will spend close to $1.2bil in the fiscal year beginning July 1. That’s a lot of moola. Here are a baker’s dozen of interesting proposals.
Redeveloping Fresno’s South Stadium region looks to jumpstart
Two procedural steps suggest Fresno’s South Stadium neighborhood may get some redevelopment action.
Impact of Fresno State Humanics program extends beyond grantmaking
The program, which recently provided $15,000 in grants from students, has expanded its reach thanks to alumni engaging in the community.
