After a lengthy absence from the panel responsible for overseeing California’s largest university system, Gov. Gavin Newsom has tapped a …
An end to the craze? Fresno poke bowl chain to switch gears
Fresno restaurant Butterfish Poke is undergoing a face lift. The fresh poke bowl restaurant is temporarily closing two locations in …
Fresno City Council repeals Money-Back Guarantee program
The repeal ends a program conceived by Councilman Garry Bredefeld not even two years after it was implemented.
Fresno State provost set to take over as interim president
Fresno State provost and vice president Saul Jimenez-Sandoval will be the interim president at the university
Fresno police reform commission to vote on 73 recommendations
The Fresno Commission on Police Reform will vote on 73 recommendations Thursday to send to the City Council.
Fresno Co. staves off purple tier scare, retains red status
Amid another scare, more intensive COVID-19 restrictions are not imminent for Fresno County.
Big Fresno Fair launches layoffs after 2020 cancellation
Though its Drive-Thru Eats was deemed a success in place of the typical fair setting, the effects of the COVID-19 …
Confrontation over Chinatown clean-up leads to rhetorical blows
An otherwise hum-drum contract to clean up Fresno’s Chinatown district turned into an acrimonious fallout among Fresno City Council members.
As Feds step up to crack down on Fresno crime, Smittcamp tells Newsom: “Blood is on your hands”
“We are in some of the most violent times we have ever seen,” said District Attorney Lisa Smittcamp in a Wednesday press conference.
Immanuel receives reduced sanction amid settlement on school scuffle
Fresno Superior Court Judge Tyler Tharpe sanctioned Immanuel Schools $50,000 for violating a September preliminary injunction.