The fight shifted from who would grant dispensary licenses to whether the proposed social equity policy was too prescriptive.
Housing development flatlined in Fresno. Now it’s rethinking the future.
“This is a problem we can literally build ourselves out of,” Fresno City Councilman Luis Chavez said of Fresno’s stifled housing growth.
Improving pedestrian signals coming to Shaw, Herndon avenues
The Fresno City Council on Thursday will try again to improve pedestrian safety when it comes to crossing two of the city’s busiest streets.
Allegations of fraud arise after Fresno’s QueerOut gala
Despite a blowout gala one week ago, claims of failed refunds come as nonprofit Common Space shutters operations and its founder perpares to leave town.
Sources: Newsom could tap Swearengin for transportation post
Sources tell The Sun that during his visit, Gov. Gavin Newsom could announce an appointment for former Fresno Mayor Ashley Swearengin.
Nunes, Brand secure final $10.5mil to complete Veterans Boulevard
A long desired link between northwest Fresno and Fresnans living west of Highway 99 received the last piece of funding to complete the project.
During Fresno stop, Dennis Miller throws a jab at water wars, delta smelt
Speaking in Fresno on restoring civility in a hyperconnected, hyper-partisan era, the ex-SNL star started off by wading into California’s water wars.
Tackling homelessness starts with acknowledging the source, developing solutions
From 2010 through 2015, Fresno County experienced a reduction in homelessness. Recently, the trend has reversed. So, what’s changed?
Arias leads push for planning commissioners from each Fresno district
Fresno City Council Member Miguel Arias wants a guarantee that each council district is represented on the Planning Commission.
What’s driving Fresno’s most recognizable Catholic church to beef up security? Hate crimes.
In documents filed with the City of Fresno, church officials say St. John’s Cathedral has been victimized by various types of crimes, including hate crimes.
