The business district responsible for improvements in Visalia’s downtown will continue operating for another decade following a vote of business owners.
The Ahwahnee Hotel, other names are back at Yosemite – for a price
The well-known, historic names of various sites and amenities have been returned to Yosemite National Park after a four-year dispute settled on Monday.
Bartko, Fresno State reach settlement on wrongful termination claim
Fresno State’s former athletics director departed the university in November 2017. Bartko claimed university executives falsely accused him of an alcoholic.
No Deal: Deal to bring BarrelHouse to Hanford’s Bastille falls through
BarrelHouse Brewing will not be opening a location in downtown Hanford after all, the company and city officials told The Sun.
Fresno economic plan kickoff goes heavy on race issues, light on business
The Fresno DRIVE initiative is tasked with drafting a 10-year investment plan for the California Economic Summit by November.
Husband speaks out as Lemoore Councilwoman Blair hit with new charges
Holly Blair was arraigned Monday on charges of attempted criminal threats, dissuading a witness, domestic battery, and violation of a protective order.
Holly Blair arraignment rescheduled for July 25
Blair appeared in court facing seven criminal counts related to a June high-speed chase through Lemoore. She requested a delay to find an attorney.
Fresno State’s Ag College Dean Witte retires
Dr. Sandra Witte, the dean of the Jordan College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology at Fresno State, announced her retirement Tuesday.
Q&A with Fresno City Council candidate Mike Karbassi
With a special election for the vacant northwest Fresno City Council seat scheduled for Aug. 13, The Sun sits down with candidate Mike Karbassi.
CHA-CHING: Adam Gray leading charge to legalize Calif. sports gambling
Thanks to a key Supreme Court ruling, the Merced Assemblyman is seeking to take a bite out of Nevada’s long-standing monopoly on sports gambling.
