Fresno officials released police auditor John Gliatta’s findings Thursday, after an outcry over the intentional delay of the report.
Newsom appoints four to Fresno Fair board
California Gov. Gavin Newsom made four appointments to the Big Fresno Fair Board of Directors on Wednesday.
Becerra takes aim at Immanuel Schools defiance, pushes for sanctions
With Immanuel refusing to shut down despite a court injunction, state officials entered the fight against the Reedley-based Christian school.
Reopening returns: Fresno Co. moves to state’s less-restrictive COVID-19 red tier
The change in designation reopens a bevy of indoor activities and gives a hope of returning kids to classrooms.
Is this campaign ad racist? Or just calling a candidate corrupt?
State Center Community College trustee Eric Payne says a campaign attack ad against him, mailed to voters, is racist.
In Fresno school board race, candidate’s tweets beat distance learning as issue of the day
The tweets come from David Paredes, a candidate for Fresno Unified School Board in the Fresno High School trustee area.
Fresno preps for a sprint to issue marijuana dispensary licenses
Fresno’s long-awaited cash cow – recreational marijuana dispensaries – may finally arrive, after a coronavirus-led delay.
Crime wave has returned to Fresno, councilmen say
“We’re in the middle of a crime wave, and that is not a term that I use loosely because that’s how it’s being described here in our city.”
Fresno State’s Castro named next Calif. State University chancellor
After seven years helming Fresno State, Dr. Joseph I. Castro is taking a promotion – as Chancellor of the California State University system.
Fresno Co. nears a move into the state’s coronavirus red tier
After six months of a strict lockdown due to COVID-19, Fresno County is starting to see some light at the end of the tunnel.