A town hall to discuss the Census and California’s Voter’s Choice Act wasn’t exactly smooth sailing for Rep. TJ Cox and Secretary of State Alex Padilla.
Fresno Bee publisher McClatchy files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
The McClatchy Company – the newspaper publisher that owns The Fresno Bee – filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in New York late Wednesday night.
As The Fresno Bee moves, is a deal in the works for its old digs?
The Fresno Bee is on the move and downsizing its footprint. But what’s happening with its current digs – located at 1626 E Street – in downtown Fresno?
Teachers union backs Fresno Unified trustee Carol Mills for reelection
Months before she faces re-election, Fresno Unified School District trustee Carol Mills received an important endorsement last week.
Brand taps Miller as Fresno’s new parks director
TJ Miller, who had been the Parks interim director since February 2019, is having the interim tag removed from her title by Fresno Mayor Lee Brand.
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.
Gavin’s Law heads to Assembly floor after second committee win
Gavin’s Law – or Assembly Bill 582 – is headed to the floor of the California State Assembly after another key victory on Thursday.
Fresno State drops main commencement in 2020
In an email to students, President Joseph I. Castro announced the university would not host its main commencement, citing a decline in participation.
Costa leads push for public medical school in the Valley
The half-century-long push to open a public medical school in the San Joaquin Valley gained additional steam Wednesday.
Campaigns are hitting the airwaves: Here’s how much they’re spending this week.
With only 43 days until the California Primary, the element that frustrates voters the most – a non-stop barrage of television ads – is about to begin.