Gov. Gavin Newsom previewed behind-the-scenes negotiations with water users and environmental groups over restoring fish populations in the Delta.
Bloomberg hits on immigration, gun control, and Trump in Fresno swing
As early voting begins, the ex-New York City Mayor is blitzing the Golden State, starting with Fresno, to capture the state’s vast supply of delegates.
Primary looming, here’s how the local Congressional money race is shaping up
Challengers taking on incumbent members of Congress are looking to post eye-popping numbers to build momentum going into the March primary.
Report: Steyer-run bank built record of high interest, lawsuits for Valley borrowers
Steyer’s Beneficial State Bank built a reputation of high interest auto loans and aggressively sued low-income borrowers for failing to make payments.
Could FEMA solve Calif.’s homelessness crisis? One Valley congressman thinks so.
Despite a consistent “California vs. Trump” narrative, one Valley Congressman thinks that the state could use a little help from 1600 Penn.
Newsom to send $11.5mil to Fresno to address homelessness
California Gov. Gavin Newsom stopped into Fresno as part of his statewide homelessness tour and delivered a nugget for the state’s fifth largest city.
With unanimous backing, Gavin’s Law moves forward
A key Assembly committee unanimously approved a bill that would close a loophole for hit-and-run drivers who injure or kill people.
Visalia Unified taps Ravalin as permanent Superintendent
On a 6-1 vote Tuesday night, trustees removed the “Interim” from Dr. Tamara Ravalin’s title as the district’s Superintendent.
Newsom unveils $222bil budget for 2020-21
In a lengthy, wide-ranging Friday press conference, Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled his 2020-2021 budget, totalling $222.2 billion in spending on the year.
California Food Expo calls it quits after nine years
The California Food Expo will end all operations by the end of the month due to financial and organizational constraints, its board of directors announced Wednesday.