Fresno County is expanding vaccine eligibility to include grocery store and restaurant employees along with farm workers next week.
Report: Replacing Fresno High “Warriors” mascot to cost taxpayers $400k
Eliminating the Native American mascot logo from Fresno High’s stationery, signs, uniforms, floors, a theater curtain could cost taxpayers a hefty sum.
Amid Kern Co. swing, Newsom set to visit Fresno on Friday
Sources at Fresno City Hall told The Sun that Newsom will be in town on Friday, although his intention at this point is unclear.
Fresno Co. overcomes hiccup in COVID-19 vaccine distribution
Despite extreme weather disrupting COVID-19 vaccine delivery to the Valley, health officials are not anticipating any problems with vaccine administration.
For Fresno Unified’s newest charter school, echoes of past failure ring loud
Fresno Unified’s newest charter school – Golden Charter Academy – has raised worries about a previous charter disaster at Fresno Unified: New Millenium Institute of Education.
Dyer, City Council agree to ditch bus fares during pandemic
Fresnans will now have free bus rides for the short-term after the City Council passed the Zero Fare Clean Air Act on Thursday, courting support from Mayor Jerry Dyer.
Fresno City Council lays groundwork to begin collecting 2018 parks tax
Fresno City Council is set to officially approve Measure P during Thursday’s meeting, putting in effect the long-contested 30-year tax hike that is designed to improve the city’s parks.
Biden’s top pitchman for COVID-19 relief? Jerry Dyer.
The 46th President and Congressional Democrats are getting a helping hand from the San Joaquin Valley in selling coronavirus relief.
Longtime Sanger Herald editor Dick Sheppard passes at 84
Richard (Dick) Sheppard, the longtime editor of The Sanger Herald, passed away on Friday at the age of 84.
Sequoia Brewing heads to court to halt Tower Theatre sale
The sale of Fresno’s Tower Theatre to Adventure Church will be contested in court.