Feinstein puzzles, claims “I haven’t been gone” during months-long absence
Concerns about the 89-year-old senator's mental acuity have grown amid confusing answers during an interview earlier this week.
Friant-Kern Canal fix raising flows, hopes of more water infrastructure projects
The first phase of the project to repair the Friant-Kern Canal is nearing completion, a major boon for a state that seldom mounts water improvement projects.
Appeals court opens door for dismissal in Bobby Salazar ‘firebombing’ defamation case
The Fresno restaurateur and salsa mogul must prove his ability to win in court to keep his defamation action alive against a local lawyer.
Audit alleges pay-to-play scheme at Big Fresno Fair
State auditors found the Fair required vendors contribute to its nonprofit foundation as part of their contracts.
Borgeas backs Greeks over Republicans, gives big to Kounalakis
The former Fresno Republican solidified his relationship with Kounalakis with a sizeable donation.
Breaking down ‘grocery bliss’ might be key to winning Calif.’s fight for water storage
While it's difficult to convince a soccer mom in Bel Air that California needs water storage, Friant Water's Johnny Amaral wants to see the Valley do a better job fighting for water politically.
Caballero: Despite hospital rescue law, Madera Community Hospital has no reopening plan
Without a plan in place, the hospital will not be able to take advantage of a new loan program for financially distressed hospitals.
“Conditions are ripe” for intense run-off after storms, Friant water official says.
Despite intense winter storms, one of the region's largest reservoirs is lean on supply ahead of snowmelt, Friant Water's Johnny Amaral tells Sunrise FM.
Calif. to cover costs to raise Corcoran Levee as re-emerging Tulare Lake swells
Defending southern Kings County from intense flooding near the new Tulare Lake has become a key budget issue for Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Fresno lawmakers press for plan to keep southwest Fresno warehouses open
Seven months of negotiations between longtime landowners, residents, and Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer have left thousands of jobs hanging in the balance.
