As Rep. TJ Cox (D–Fresno) heads into Election Day, one of his highly-touted businesses is headed to court.
Madera’s affordable housing project to cost taxpayers a pretty penny
Even with a $25 million price tag, a new housing complex that broke ground this week in Madera is considered affordable housing.
Fresno, Madera Cos. see historic 45 percent jump in homeless population
Homelessness in Fresno and Madera counties increased sharply from 2019, despite a significant portion who found permanent housing.
Newsom’s strike force tallies up Valley rule-breakers
With California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s order to shut down indoor-dining for restaurants across the state amid the coronavirus pandemic, the …
HSR, bevy of consultants under fresh scrutiny over failed Madera Co. bridge project
A morass of consultants and contractors are facing the blame for errors that led to the failure of support cables on a major bridge in Madera County.
Marijuana tax hits the ballot for Madera voters
The City of Madera does not currently permit cannabis businesses, meaning the tax would not have any effect until it is legalized.
Madera Community College receives recognition as a full college
Madera Community College was officially recognized Monday as a full community college by the California Community Colleges Board of Governors.
Newsom tightens grip, rolls back reopening in Valley counties
Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered several sectors to once again shut down Monday amid an increasingly concerning coronavirus surge.
Madera Co. taps Sheriff Varney to serve as County administrator
Madera County is no longer on the hunt for a Chief Administrative Officer, but will soon have a new vacancy: Sheriff.
State Center is pushing coronavirus support beyond the classroom
Our faculty and staff are keeping students on track with their goals while keeping them safe. However, our assistance goes further than our campus walls.