San Joaquin Valley water agencies and growers were outraged at legislators for stripping funding and adding hostile amendments to a bill aimed at curbing worse droughts.
Lopez twins headline San Joaquin Memorial’s 2021 Hall of Fame class
The NBA twins join another six San Joaquin Memorial alum being inducted into the school’s hall of fame for 2021.
Central Valley Community Bank taps James Kim as new CEO
The parent company of Fresno-based Central Valley Community Bank announced the successor to CEO James Ford on Tuesday.
Despite rapid housing growth, few easy answers available to alleviate Merced’s housing shortage
The hunt for a silver bullet to alleviate a local housing shortage and rein in the largest living expense of residents isn’t proving to be easy.
Fresno Co. Supes join outcry against PG&E rate increase proposal
California’s largest utility is facing a growing chorus of complaints from San Joaquin Valley leaders criticizing a demand for drastic power rate increases.
DeBoer, Bulldogs move past Oregon loss to a Cal Poly team that has Fresno State connections
Although the Bulldogs and Mustangs have not played since 2013, the rivalry goes all the way back to 1922 as the two sides are set to meet for the 45th time.
Turnovers stunt Bulldogs’ surprise upset attempt over Oregon
If it weren’t for three costly turnovers, Fresno State would have waltzed their way out of Autzen Stadium on Saturday having conquered Oregon, the 11th ranked team in the nation, with a fairly dominant performance.
Fresno City Council OKs 5-year union labor deal. But will Dyer veto?
Fresno’s labor unions won a hefty victory on Thursday with Fresno Council members approving a new, sweeping project labor agreement mandating union labor on major city projects.
Maxwell retreats, Bredefeld decries “shakedown” on Club One Casino bill
A last-minute tweak by Councilman Tyler Maxwell essentially rendered the proposal useless in the face of allegations by Councilman Garry Bredefeld that the resolution was effectively a shakedown.
Valley churches celebrate win over Newsom administration in settlement over church lockdowns
Two Valley churches are hailing a legal victory against the State of California in its fight to ensure that places of worship are considered “essential” in the event of further lockdowns.
