Vice President Pence to stop in Coalinga for fundraising swing
Vice President Mike Pence will make a stop in Coalinga next week for a fundraiser as part of the GOP's efforts to retain control of the White House.
Cox exits from Canadian gold mining firm
Constellation Mines, Ltd. filed paperwork to remove Cox from the company one week after The Sun reported on Cox's investment solicitations in 2012.
Esmeralda Soria’s quiet campaign to oust Costa grows louder
The Fresno City Councilwoman has solicited political consultants, purchased a website, and held meetings in D.C. ahead of challenging Rep. Jim Costa.
Searching for “heartbeat of farmers,” Ag Secretary Perdue addresses trade fears
With a NAFTA replacement on the table, Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue and Reps. Jim Costa, TJ Cox, Josh Harder, and Doug LaMalfa heard an earful from farmers.
Fresno City Council approves $1.3bil budget, raises for police officers
With a few controversial additions, Fresno's City Council OK'd the budget. Now, Mayor Lee Brand is set to look at, and possibly veto, portions of the budget
Brand threatens vetoes facing bloated budget
With controversial proposals aplenty, Fresno Mayor Lee Brand may rely on line-item vetoes on the 2020 budget to maintain spending with projected revenue.
Bakersfield student alleges ICE arrested him after reading poem criticizing agency
A Bakersfield College student twice arrested by ICE is suing the agency, alleging that his most recent arrest was in direct response to a critical poem.
Calif. legislators restore tax on individuals without health insurance
California legislators approved a bill Monday that would restore a hallmark of Obamacare: the tax imposed on individuals who do not carry health insurance.
Costa, Kamala Harris trade endorsements
Harris' endorsement will send a message to potential contenders looking to challenge Costa, chief among them: Fresno City Councilwoman Esmeralda Soria.
Fresno State’s accreditation troubles spread to the courtroom
Fresno State's Health and Human Services College is in the midst of its second accreditation crisis in less than four months. The first one looms larger.
