How will local public health officials strike the balance of state mandates on monitoring the pandemic while dedicating sufficient resources to ending it?
Judge hits the brakes on Tower Theatre sale – or at least part of it.
A Fresno County Superior Court judge issued a temporary restraining order on Wednesday to halt the sale of a portion of the Tower Theatre
Transition complete, Grizzlies celebrate partnership with Colorado Rockies
As Spring Training kicks off, signaling the start of baseball season, the Fresno Grizzlies welcomed the Colorado Rockies to town …
California set to ban all ag burning by 2025
The California Air Resources Board is set to vote Thursday on a proposal that will prohibit all agricultural burning by 2025.
Drawing blind? California redistricting panel parts ways with top official
What does the exit of the top official for California’s redistricting commission mean for the Valley’s legislative boundaries? We asked.
COVID-19 vaccine appointments still available for 65-plus in Fresno Co.
Fresno County is expanding vaccine eligibility to include grocery store and restaurant employees along with farm workers next week.
Amazon expands Valley footprint, opens distribution center in Shafter
The move by the e-commerce giant marks the seventh distribution center constructed or in development within the San Joaquin Valley.
Amid Kern Co. swing, Newsom set to visit Fresno on Friday
Sources at Fresno City Hall told The Sun that Newsom will be in town on Friday, although his intention at this point is unclear.
Fresno Co. overcomes hiccup in COVID-19 vaccine distribution
Despite extreme weather disrupting COVID-19 vaccine delivery to the Valley, health officials are not anticipating any problems with vaccine administration.
For Fresno Unified’s newest charter school, echoes of past failure ring loud
Fresno Unified’s newest charter school – Golden Charter Academy – has raised worries about a previous charter disaster at Fresno Unified: New Millenium Institute of Education.
