Daniel Gligich
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Daniel Gligich is a senior reporter for The San Joaquin Valley Sun. Email him at daniel.gligich@sjvsun.com.
Bulldogs falter in second half in loss to Colorado State
Despite another outstanding performance from star forward Orlando Robinson, the Bulldogs could not get the job done on the road Friday night, falling to Colorado State 65-50.
February 13, 2022
Where will Fresno send $57.2mil in remaining coronavirus stimulus? Dyer makes his pitch.
A proposed spending breakdown was backed by a survey of more than 800 Fresno residents, Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer and his administration said.
February 10, 2022
Inflation concerns, COVID drive Visalia to grant city employees one-time bonus
Visalia city employees will receive a one-time bonus payment to help with inflation and the rising costs of goods and services.
February 9, 2022
Speed bumps set to return to Fresno after 16-year hiatus
Fresno lawmakers banned new speed bumps in 2006 over environmental concerns. They made a re-emergence late last year in a pilot program.
February 9, 2022
Church sues Tower Theatre for breach of contract, city eyes purchase
The 15-month saga over the sale of the historic Tower Theatre to the Adventure Church has taken another turn. Now, the City of Fresno could be prepping to buy the property.
February 9, 2022
Turlock to raise garbage rates for residents
Mandates from Sacramento governing garbage and recycling collection have driven up the cost of that weekly trash pick-up, city officials said.
February 9, 2022
Merced Co. approves $34.7 million in American Rescue spending. Here’s where it’s headed.
Merced County authorized the blueprint for how to spend its latest round of COVID-19 stimulus funds.
February 8, 2022
Stanislaus Co. ends local emergency order for COVID-19 pandemic
Stanislaus County took a major step Tuesday in relinquishing government control granted from the COVID-19 pandemic.
February 8, 2022
“Extremely divisive”: Bredefeld, Dyer tee off on withdrawn abortion resolution
Two aborted attempts by Fresno lawmakers to declare the city a “defender of reproductive freedom,” prompted a rally of backlash by Fresno City Council member Garry Bredefeld and local faith leaders.
February 9, 2022
Merced OKs firefighter “brownout” staffing contingencies amid COVID-19 shortages
Following a COVID spike, the City of Merced agreed to a measure to limit the number of firefighters on the clock in order to prevent overworking.
February 7, 2022