California farmers served as a lynchpin of survival during the initial coronavirus lockdown. Despite its essential status, losses piled up nonetheless.
5.8 magnitude earthquake rattles from Lone Pine
A 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck the eastern Sierra Nevada mountains on Wednesday morning, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
Bredefeld, Karbassi pitch $30mil in coronavirus cash for south Fresno renewal
The Councilmen unveiled sweeping economic development policy dedicated exclusively to the southern Fresno, backed with $30mil in COVID-19 relief funds
Fresno unveils police reform panel with lofty goals of overhaul
The City of Fresno revealed the members of the newly-formed Commission on Police Reform on Friday.
Newsom issues statewide face mask order to combat coronavirus relapse
California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an order that all Californians wear face coverings in public settings.
Allegations of stripper at a recruiting party puts Fresno St. Wrestling in hot water
Bulldog wrestling program is being probed after reports surfaced that a stripper danced at a party last year that involved recruits visiting the university.
Loosened Fed rules fan the flames of Fresno’s firefighter gaffe
Federal authorities removed a matching funds provision for a firefighting grant. Now, Fresno officials are debating the true cost of hiring new firefighters
Fresno Co. presses state for more help to combat coronavirus
Fresno County is one of 13 counties on Newsom’s “targeted engagement list” that will receive extra support and attention from the state.
Fresno City Council unloads on Brand administration over ignored firefighter grant
City Council members OK’d applying for Federal grants to hire nine firefighters. The Brand administration ignored the vote and didn’t file an application.
The future of Fresno Police: a commission, a budget, and a new Chief
As police policy becomes a focal point for the nation, California’s fifth-largest city plots its three-point path for the police department’s future.