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Although Visalia Unified School District remains hopeful that in-person classes can resume in full come August, they are exploring all possibilities.
Following a year of tumult, Fresno State’s School of Nursing resolved considerable accreditation problems regarding two of its programs.
After weeks of no in-person meetings, Council President Miguel Arias hopes to have Fresno Police’s budget hearing in the 2,351-seat William Saroyan Theatre.
Fresno-based gym George Brown Sports Clubs worked closely with the Fresno’s Public Health Department to develop plans to follow state guidelines.
Yosemite National Park is continuing along the path to fully reopen after being closed since March 20 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In the weeks leading up to battle lines for tackling Fresno’s $32 million coronavirus-led budget deficit were quickly drawn Tuesday morning.
Zoombombing came for the Fresno City Council and, with budget cuts on the agenda, it’s a sign that Fresno’s Council members need to get back to the dais.
State Superintendent Tony Thurmond announced guidelines Monday for public schools to reopen after being closed for months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The fines are the result of a January settlement over claims Leticia Perez voted against a marijuana ban while her husband lobbied for marijuana clients.
A Young Democrat statement criticizing Chief Andy Hall led Councilman-Elect Tyler Maxwell to walk a fine line between the two constituencies he serves.
