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The Sun’s home for news in the Ash Tree City.
Yelp rolls out Top 100 restaurants. One Valley eatery made the list.
Despite being the breadbasket of the nation, the San Joaquin Valley only tendered a single restaurant in the reviewing service's top 100 eateries.
T.I., Rick Ross, Lil’ Jon to headline Fresno Grizzlies Tequila Fest
The Fresno Grizzlies are tapping big names to hype up their latest ballpark festival in May.
Fresno’s airport (finally) starts its climb into rarified air
Long overlooked, Fresno-Yosemite International is breaking passenger records, boasting stable financials, and winning key funding for upgrades and expansion.
Dyer to lead national task force to combat homelessness
Fresno's mayor will lead other mayors across the nation in an effort to develop strategies to combat homelessness.
Prosecutors: No charges against ex-Fresno Federal judge over domestic violence arrest
Oliver Wanger, a former Federal judge, was arrested by Fresno Police in December over a domestic disturbance.
He left the Calif. Senate in December. Here’s what Andreas Borgeas is doing now.
The former State Senator now turns to his Greek roots in his first move since leaving Sacramento.
Fresno, Madera launch annual homeless count as crisis deepens
The count provides a snapshot of the current homeless situation, one that has worsened in recent years.
Judge rules over who will pay tab in Esparza-Bredefeld defamation battle
Fresno City Councilman Garry Bredefeld argued that the City of Fresno's failure to collect attorney's fees from Esparza would constitute a gift of public funds.
Community, United Healthcare ink deal to resume hospital, doc coverage
Valley patients belonging to three major insurance groups have been unable to access Fresno County's lone Trauma 1 hospital. Now, two remain.
National Neo-Nazi group headed to Fresno in search of new members
An event to recruit members to a Texas-based neo-Nazi group has put Fresno police on alert.
