Stockton’s airport is receiving a nice chunk of federal COVID-19 stimulus funding for three projects.
Facing police staffing shortage, Clovis OKs committee to study fixes
The Great Recession and a failed tax measure left Clovis Police in a lurch. 13 years since the economic, staffing hasn’t rebounded.
Fresno lawmaker roughs up Feds amid push to cut back wildfire prevention efforts
“While I respect that the [U.S. Fish and Wildlfe] Service supports land management activities that contribute to healthy forests, history has not been kind to the federal government and its forest management policies,” the lawmaker wrote.
With districts in flux, Josh Harder jumps on bandwagon of fundraising off of Devin Nunes
A face-off between two-term Rep. Josh Harder (D–Turlock) and Rep. Devin Nunes (R–Tulare) may make a good fundraising pitch. But what about the district lines?
Bulldogs send off seniors with dominant win over New Mexico
As Fresno State’s 17 seniors took the field at Bulldog Stadium for the final time in their careers, the Bulldogs sent them off with a dominant 34-7 win over New Mexico.
Visalia Unified trustee resigns amid row over remarks made to gay teacher
A Visalia Unified School District Trustee has resigned from the board following derogatory remarks he made to a district teacher.
Calif. redistricting panel shakes up Valley in draft maps, putting Valley reps on the move
The draft maps, borrowing heavily from weeks of hypothetical visualizations, have largely upended political boundaries familiar to Valley residents. Now comes six weeks of jockeying to improve them.
Fresno Co. halts all non-emergency ambulance uses
Fresno County officials are asking residents to stop calling for an ambulance for non-emergency medical woes as worries of another coronavirus surge are growing.
After all-day session, Calif. Redistricting Commission submits rough draft of Assembly map
Emphasis on the word “rough,” California’s citizen redistricting commissioners said.
Fresno faces quandary in weed process as ex-CEO of major retailer charged with fraud
The former CEO of a major cannabis firm could muddy the waters for Fresno’s dispensary licensing process due to felony charges filed by Bay Area prosecutors.
