“The light at the end of the tunnel” comes as local hospitals begin to open alternative care sites for increasing COVID-19 patients.
As Southwest Airlines adds markets, Fresno is “prepared to say yes”
The company plans to continue adding new markets to its network after announcing about 10 new destinations during the pandemic.
State Center chancellor Parnell announces retirement
The five-year chancellor of the San Joaquin Valley’s largest community college district announced his retirement on Tuesday.
Fresno lawmakers tackle COVID-19 clampdown, Grizzlies deal
Fresno City Councilmembers tackled a set of heady set of issues before entering the holidays.
Fresno Catholic Bishop walks back coronavirus vaccine criticism
Fresno Roman Catholic Bishop Joseph Brennan is reversing his stance on the coronavirus vaccines currently seeking approval, his office announced Wednesday.
Fresno comes to terms with MLB to keep Grizzlies, accepts Single A team
Despite a downgrade, the City of Fresno reached an agreement with Major League Baseball to keep Chukchansi Park running on summer nights.
Paco Balderrama officially named as Fresno Police Chief
Balderrama is the city’s second non-White police chief and first external hire in 27 years.
Fresno proposal to fine large household gatherings withdrawn
A new proposal to restrict the number of individuals allowed for in-home gatherings within the City of Fresno is set for approval on Tuesday.
Pro soccer, Fuego brand name return to Fresno. Could soccer take over Selland Arena?
The United Soccer League – an American soccer organization that oversees various professional leagues – awarded a franchise to the Central Valley Fuego Futbol Club.
Will recount reverse Selma City Council’s shakeup?
At 6 p.m. Monday night, the City of Selma is expected to inaugurate a new Mayor and City Council member. …