A transgender Fresno woman is suing Starbucks for harassment and discrimination, but a Fresno County judge may throw out the case.
Fresno’s preparing for major disasters, whether or not they arrive
“Nothing ever happens in Fresno. Then it does happen. We need to be prepared and we need to know what we’re doing. Because it will cost lives if we don’t.”
Catholic priest Swearengin placed on leave by Fresno Diocese
Though currently assigned to Good Shepherd Parish in Visalia, Swearengin is on medical leave and was considered “very seriously ill,” per a statement from Fresno Bishop
Fig Garden Financial Center expansion decision postponed
I called Granville Homes Vice President Jeff Roberts on Thursday. I wanted to know what happened at Wednesday’s Planning Commission …
Fresno area homeless population jumps
According to the the 2019 Point-In-Time Homeless Count, 2,508 people are homeless between the two counties.
Janz backs Arballo against Nunes. Janz supporters? Not so much.
Prosecutor Andrew Janz announced he is backing Phil Arballo’s challenge to Rep. Devin Nunes. By their reaction, Janz’s supporters are not on board.
Karbassi says ‘No new cops, no budget’
Fresno City Council candidate Mike Karbassi pledged to vote against any budget that does not include the hiring of additional Fresno Police officers.
Soria, Arias head to D.C. for meeting with AOC, pitches for Costa challenge
The agenda includes smoothing over Fresno’s PR blunder with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and road-testing a 2020 primary challenge against Rep. Jim Costa.
Kaiser helps open up Fresno pools for the summer
Kaiser Permanente Fresno announced a grant Monday which helps programs that encourage swimming, reading and healthy snacks during the summer. …
All eyes on Fig Garden Financial Center’s proposed fourth building
Fresno’s Planning Commission will decide whether Fig Garden Financial will get another office building and whether Fresno can have its cake and eat it, too.
