City, Chris Henry prepare for appeal showdown in Council chamber
You’ve got to have a prelim before any big fight. Fresno’s code-enforcement appeal court is no different. Administrative Hearing Officer …
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Nuisance law fix or not, rebuilding good neighborhoods is more fundamental
The real question Fresno’s substandard housing problems: Is it the house that makes the person or the person that makes the house?
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Laying bare what ails Fresno is a tall task
When a French journalist inspecting Fresno, a new sister city, wonders why Fulton Mall is a ghost town, the answer is complex.
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Fresno Unified preps to expand Fresno P.D. reach to middle schools
The Fresno City Council if it wanted on Thursday could very easily conduct a dress rehearsal for the most anticipated …
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City Hall scores first victory in War on Slumlords
Fresno is finally ripping into irresponsible landlords – or “slumlords” as City Hall prefers to call them.
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Downtown water project ties together to parts of Swearengin's legacy
Fresno City Hall is putting the finishing touches on the best thing to happen to the South Stadium area in …
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Mayoral campaigns could learn from Measure G defeat, Arambula victory
Lately there’s been a lot of talk about public-policy issues in the Fresno mayoral race. I think it’s all a …
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These are the 30 Fresno streets most likely to see new signals
The City just released its list of traffic signal targets for replacement. Take a look at the top 30 of 64 intersections slated for brighter lights.
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Housing element opens debate about Fresno's housing mix
How did Joseph Chamberlain wind up at Fresno City Hall on Thursday? I thought he was deader than a doornail. …
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City Hall's General Plan rhetoric finally collides with reality
As the City Council readies debate on a slew of housing issues, here’s what the General Plan delivered beyond high-minded rhetoric.