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Brand administration recommends W.M. Lyles Co. bid for NE water treatment plant, but low bidder, Mountain Cascade, Inc. had issues with the bid process and may threaten litigation.
Craig Scharton, downtown revitalization czar is running for district 3 Fresno City Council.
Fresno police officer addresses a difficult situation alone to ensure shooting does not travel onto Fresno State campus.
L Street Historic District may be in the works after the Historic Preservation Commission approves new survey.
Texas court case may give guidance to Fresno City Council on how to deal with campaign contributions outside of campaign window.
The $38 million dollar new Q Bus Rapid Transit system is live and Fresno’s leaders take a victory lap.
Council approves County contribution to PD’s Crisis Intervention Team and learns about A-WASP, a tool designed to send a highly directional beam of sound towards targeted individuals when necessary.
Americans should not be surprised with Russian indictment as election meddling is a continuance of the power struggle between the United States and Russia.
Consent calendar contains expanded ShotSpotter item, Chief Dyer’s request to boost Crisis Intervention Team, and allow Department of Public Works to apply for Measure C and Caltrans grants.
Pieces are put into place by the Fresno Planning Commission to connect residential and business development in Southeast and Southwest Fresno, and the future looks bright.
