As California emerges from the coronavirus shutdown, we’re tracking the number of coronavirus tests undertaken by Valley counties.
Lee Brand got it right by killing parks tax. Coronavirus proved it.
Brand has never been one for ball-spiking. But on defeating the financial quagmire of Fresno’s failed parks tax, Measure P, he should have been.
Fresno to serve as hub for Newsom’s coronavirus strike team to police businesses
Newsom announced the formation of a multi-agency strike team whose sole charge is to police businesses out of compliance with the state’s health orders.
Brand announces search for new Fresno Police Chief to resume July 1
Fresno Police Chief Andy Hall, who serves as interim chief, is set to retire in mid-2021 under the City’s deferred retirement program.
Concerns over leadership, progress rankle Fresno’s police reform panel
After three meetings, Fresno’s Commission on Police Reform spent most of its time debating its own procedures than generating reforms to police procedure.
Police aren’t defunded as Fresno OKs 90-day stopgap budget
“…This is the year from hell, but we’ve all done a remarkable job and all the pressure of working together,” Fresno Mayor Lee Brand said.
Preparing for “tragic” July, Fresno Co. retools coronavirus response
While case counts grow, Fresno health officials provided a blunt look at the impact of policy changes – including bar shutdowns – and its current response.
Newsom orders last call, shuts down bars in Valley counties
Gov. Gavin Newsom declared closing time for the San Joaquin Valley’s bars on Sunday. Citing a swell of coronavirus cases, …
Chavez pushes for Fresno Co. to release detailed look at coronavirus spending
Concerned about the possibility of duplicating efforts, the data aims to assist the City of Fresno in drafting a COVID-19 Mitigating Spending Plan.
Fresno Co. set to open third coronavirus testing site
Fresno County’s Department of Public Health announced the location of another high-throughput COVID-19 testing site Friday. This is the third …