The City of Fresno has begun its search for a new police chief to replace outgoing chief Andy Hall, the city announced Wednesday.
Fresno Unified mulls digital-only pathway for August back-to-school
California’s fourth-largest school district has opted against sending students back to the classroom when instruction resumes in August.
Newsom tightens grip, rolls back reopening in Valley counties
Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered several sectors to once again shut down Monday amid an increasingly concerning coronavirus surge.
A coronavirus crash? Not in Fresno’s housing market.
As the coronavirus pandemic disrupted the economy threatening a recession, the local housing market in Fresno has bounced back to produce something unusual.
Catholic Church among Valley’s largest PPP loan recipients
The Roman Catholic Church and affiliated organizations in Fresno received millions of dollars in forgivable loans, new data from the SBA shows.
Fresno Unified reveals online learning module for upcoming school year
The district will not offer a hybrid model, Superintendent Bob Nelson said Tuesday.
Fresno City College Police Academy to be reviewed by task force
The State Center Community College District Board of Trustees unanimously voted on Tuesday to develop a Fresno City College Police …
Celedon, vice chair of Fresno’s police reform panel, declines to explain “Burn it down” tweet
In its first public meeting Monday, the Fresno Commission on Police Reform’s second-in-command, Sandra Celedon, declined to explain a controversial tweet.
Fresno Co. coronavirus positivity rate climbs, health department to slow down reporting
The Fresno County Department of Public Health is slowing down its coronavirus case numbers reporting, county Interim Health Officer Dr. Rais Vohra announced Monday.
Fansler, Fresno butt heads over restaurant closures
Fresno restaurateur Dave Fansler is going toe-to-toe with the City of Fresno after the City Attorney threatened fines and prosecution …