A 17-year-old girl who ran away from home was arrested Wednesday morning after sneaking into a twin-turboprop jet and crashed it.
Long-awaited Fancher Creek’s first step? Housing.
The master-planned live-work-play development from the developer of River Park and Campus Pointe is launching with an affordable apartments for seniors.
Despite progress, housing still at forefront of Fresno County’s homelessness response
Fresno County officials held a forum Wednesday in Clovis to layout the state-of-play and discuss actions to address homeless residents on the streets.
Fresno looks to tighten up security at City Hall
At the core of a new proposal to create checkpoints at City buildings is a tightening of the carrying of concealed weapons.
Obamacare’s Cadillac tax is a looming drag on county governments
A 40 percent tax on the value of high-value employer-provided health coverage could force some counties to pass the added cost on to workers and taxpayers.
97 years later, Christmas Tree Lane still lights up Fresno
Move aside Mariah Carey. In Fresno, Christmas season begins when Christmas Tree Lane lights up for the year.
To fight vandalism, Chavez, Bredefeld pitch allowing razor wire fencing
Councilmen Luis Chavez and Garry Bredefeld want to give Fresno businesses in certain parts of town an option when it comes to combating theft and vandalism.
New fire station approved for long-forgotten NW Fresno residents
The residents in the part of town that is often called “Forgotten Fresno” in northwest Fresno will finally get a new and permanent home for Fire Station 18.
Fresno Whole Foods exposes customer credit card information for holiday orders
Fresno’s lone Whole Foods Market is hot water after a video was released showing employees exposing customer information while taking holiday orders.
Controversial activist Linda Sarsour to headline Fresno’s CAIR banquet
Sarsour, whose views on Israel have driven organizations to dub her as anti-Semitic, is a high profile surrogate for Sen. Bernie Sanders.
