State and Federal water officials have petitioned a judge to order a one-year temporary plan governing California’s two water arteries, throwing out years of work encapsulated in 2019 environmental rules.
Salas to launch bid against Valadao on Monday
The Bakersfield Democratic legislator has long been a blue-chip option sitting atop the recruitment list of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
Sources: Recall effort of Kingsburg councilwoman Jewel Hurtado falls short
The Kingsburg Councilwoman has faced stiff resistance from residents following a strong push to celebrate LGBT Pride Month and DUI arrest.
Fresno’s Armenians deserve a better, stronger voice than Apkarian
At two issues critical for Fresno’s Armenian American community, the Fresno-based Honorary Consul to Armenia has failed to rise to the occassion.
Midland cancels Big Fresno Fair concert following COVID-19 case
The announcement is a tough loss for Fair organizers, as Midland was the best-selling concert offering for this fall’s lineup, fair organizers said.
Sign and veto: Newsom seals fate to these must-watch bills of 2021
Sunday, Gov. Gavin Newsom completed signing and vetoing bills approved by legislators in the final day of the 2021 legislative session.
Fresno DA: No charges for Parlier Police supervisor over allegations of stolen cash
Fresno County prosecutors announced Friday that a Parlier Police Department executive will not be charged with taking public funds from the department.
Kettleman in Crisis: Poor Kings Co. town becomes intersection of I-5, 41, and Zero Water
The poor town best known as the tourist junction between Interstate 5 and Highway 41 midway through California is set to run out of water by December.
Fagundes sues Kings County, alleging interference in DA’s office amid harassment suit
A pending harassment and retaliation suit against Kings County centering on the District Attorney’s office has sparked a new legal …
Hanford explores another option for long-vacant Bastille
The Bastille, the historic Kings County Jail located in Hanford’s Courthouse Park, has long served as the subject of a land use quandary for local officials. That may finally change.
