There’s a changing of the guard atop Harris Farms. Jim Beecher, a board member of the company, has been selected to serve as the company’s new President and Chief Executive Officer.
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.
Tulare hospital turning the corner under Adventist management
Although it has faced many challenges over the last few years, Tulare’s hospital is in the best shape it’s been in years.
Cox said his Canadian gold mine was “not really a company.” His emails disagree.
SUN EXCLUSIVE: Fresno Rep. TJ Cox’s ties to a Canadian mining enterprise are murkier than he has let on, newly obtained emails show.
Fresno area homeless population jumps
According to the the 2019 Point-In-Time Homeless Count, 2,508 people are homeless between the two counties.
Solemn memorial for fallen Lemoore officer uprooted by Blair’s car chase
Lemoore City Councilwoman Holly Blair’s car chase nearly added injury to insult for Crystal Giles of Fresno, as Blair almost hit her nine-year-old daughter.
Soria, Arias head to D.C. for meeting with AOC, pitches for Costa challenge
The agenda includes smoothing over Fresno’s PR blunder with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and road-testing a 2020 primary challenge against Rep. Jim Costa.
Buttigieg tackles impeachment, trade, prospects at Fresno town hall
In front of a raucous crowd in Fresno State’s Woods Theatre, Mayor Pete Buttigieg took on a whole host of issues for MSNBC’s “Hardball” town hall.
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.
Villapudua, former San Joaquin Supervisor, launches 13th Assembly bid
Carlos Villapudua, who challenged Asm. Susan Eggman (D-Stockton) in 2018, said his 2020 bid is “a different feeling” with eyes toward Sacramento.
