Live music, food, FresYes Fest returns to downtown Fresno
The festival, sponsored by Tioga Sequoia, Fresno Street Eats, New Rock 104.1 and Vendor Village, returns on Saturday.
Fresno Co. campaign finance suit against Fresno City Councilmen stalls
A decision on whether a pair of Fresno City Councilmen will have access to vast campaign war chests in 2024 will be delayed a few weeks.
Is rape a partisan issue? Calif. Dems kill GOP bill to increase penalties for crime.
California Democrats shot down a proposal that would have increased criminal penalties for rapists and criminals found guilty of other types of sexual assault.
Calif. handgun safety rules unconstitutional, Federal judge rules.
The California law severely restricted the ability for Californians to purchase new firearms, allowing them to only buy weapons manufactured 16-years-ago or older.
Consolidated Irrigation boasts groundwater recharging amid Kings River runoff
While flooding has emerged as a public safety crisis in some parts of the Valley, one local irrigation district is making the most of excess water.
South Valley communities battle flooding as storms continue
Cut levees – both authorized and illegal – are sending stormwater across the southern San Joaquin Valley.
After a lengthy search, Westlands Water District hires new general manager
The district founds its replacement for Tom Birmingham, who retired last year after 22 years with Westlands.
Delano votes to decline flying LGBT pride flag in May
The vote is a reversal of the council's initial decision in 2021 to fly the rainbow flag at City Hall.
Dyer asks Fresno lawmakers to reconsider part of Cesar Chavez Blvd. renaming
The mayor's request comes in support of Fresno's Black community, which took issue with California Ave.'s inclusion in the name change.
Clovis Unified looks within, selects Folmer as next Superintendent
The school board capped a quick two-month process with an internal candidate to take over in the summer.
