With only 43 days until the California Primary, the element that frustrates voters the most – a non-stop barrage of television ads – is about to begin.
Newsom to send $11.5mil to Fresno to address homelessness
California Gov. Gavin Newsom stopped into Fresno as part of his statewide homelessness tour and delivered a nugget for the state’s fifth largest city.
Newsom adds Fresno stop to Calif. homelessness tour
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s will visit Fresno on Wednesday as part of a statewide tour to evaluate Golden State’s ongoing homelessness crisis.
With unanimous backing, Gavin’s Law moves forward
A key Assembly committee unanimously approved a bill that would close a loophole for hit-and-run drivers who injure or kill people.
Gavin’s Law hits Assembly vote to close hit-and-run loophole
A law aiming to close the loophole for hit-and-run drivers that injure or kill people will see a key committee vote in California’s State Assembly.
Ex-Harris staffer claimed Fresno City Council candidate Maxwell sexually harassed him
A Fresno Bee story leveling accusations by City Council candidate Tyler Maxwell against former Kamala Harris staffer Matt Rogers ommited a key counterclaim.
What’s on the agenda for 2020 at Fresno’s City Hall? Plenty.
While its schedule is much the same as 2019, next year’s Council may be dramatically different when it comes to doing something eye-opening.
Steyer to launch Calif. campaign in Fresno
The San Francisco billionaire hedge funder is the second contender to open a campaign office in the Golden State’s fifth largest city.
Brand issues Christmas veto on changes to marijuana dispensary licenses
In a veto message, Mayor Lee Brand aired his grievances with the changes with an amendment to Fresno’s marijuana ordinance.
Fresno Democrat exits Central Committee over backing of City Council candidate Tyler Maxwell
An ex-member of Fresno’s Democratic committee resigned over an endorsement of a Fresno City Council candidate he described as “fundamentally dishonest.”