Ex-Fresno councilman Baines pistol-whipped by associate over marijuana deal
Oliver Baines, a former Fresno City Councilman, was pistol-whipped Wednesday evening in an altercation involving marijuana business dealings.
All Aboard! Fresno ‘rolling out the red carpet’ ahead of Southwest’s Sunday launch
Since the world’s largest budget airline announced its entrance into the Central Valley last December, airport management has been working to make the transition seamless.
Esparza: Fresno’s ‘doors are open’ to house migrant children
Fresno could soon be the temporary home to migrant children as the crisis at the southern border continues to worsen.
Classroom COVID risks? They’re infinitesimal, school data shows.
Case counts tracked by one California K-12 school district have decreased drastically over the last few months, trending downward with local metrics as vaccinations pick-up.
Fresno City Council set to hash out Fuego’s Selland Arena stadium deal
Central Valley Fuego FC’s quest to build a stadium in downtown Fresno is – apparently – back on the table.
“We’ve been here before”: Valley counties pile on Newsom to declare drought emergency
The chairs of the Board of Supervisors for Fresno, Madera, Stanislaus, Tulare, San Joaquin, Kings, Kern and Merced counties called on Newsom to shift gears on drought response.
Villapudua presses Newsom over drought emergency citing unmet, long-term water needs
The Stockton legislator penned a letter to Newsom adding to the dog pile, citing the benefits of declaring a drought emergency with the focus on long-term solutions.
Battle for naming rights of Fresno Unified’s next school emerges
Fresno Unified is looking for ideas to name one of its new schools – with two sets of names emerging as likely top contenders: a famed journalist and a Fresno family.
Top high-speed rail contractor donates to Newsom’s recall defense
The top high-speed rail contractor for the Fresno County and Madera County stretch has chipped-in to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s recall defense campaign.
Infrastructure, USA: Digging into jobs, support, and opposition of Biden plan
President Joe Biden's sweeping $2 trillion infrastructure bill faces competing claims over jobs amid a wide spectrum of support and opposition in the San Joaquin Valley.
