Fresno State announced its plans for the upcoming fall semester as the California State University system prepares to operate in a mostly virtual setting.
Fresno’s City Council churns through vast budget tweaks. Here’s a look at the most controversial.
After hours of back and forth argument and debate, the Fresno City Council worked its way through 53 budget motions on Thursday.
Study: Calif. Ag sector sees billions in coronavirus losses pile up across-the-board
California farmers served as a lynchpin of survival during the initial coronavirus lockdown. Despite its essential status, losses piled up nonetheless.
T-Mobile seeks to withdraw 1,000 jobs mandate, still committed to Kingsburg call center
T-Mobile’s decision to open up a customer service center in Kingsburg is still on tap despite seeking to duck a promise to create 1,000 jobs in California.
Lemoore gets to work on drafting a public safety tax for November
Voters in Lemoore will have an opportunity to decide in the November 2020 election if the sales tax should be raised.
Fresno Co. revives zero-dollar bail following jail outbreak of coronavirus
Zero-dollar bail is back in action in Fresno County just days after the policy ended state-wide.
Aera Energy CEO Sistrunk to retire
Christina Sistrunk, the President and CEO of Bakersfield oil and natural gas company Aera Energy LLC, announced her plans to retire on Oct. 1.
City Attorney backs up Bakersfield’s efforts to hold special election to replace Rivera
Despite competing legal claims, Bakersfield’s City Attorney OK’d a November special election to replace replace Willie Rivera, the Ward 1 representative.
A preview of reopened schools emerges in Hanford
Hanford’s High School District released its plan to bring students back to campus in the fall coming off the closures due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Calif. sports betting amendment doesn’t cover, gets pulled by author
A legislative push to legalize sports betting in California hit the end of the road on Monday.
