There’s a big lesson for housing advocates.
City begins tinkering to deliver ped-friendly traffic patterns
The goal? Safer crossings for pedestrians and fewer stops for drivers.
Asst. City Manager Smith, budget virtuoso, retires
Smith’s attitude toward Fresno’s economic devastation: “We’re not going bankrupt come hell or high water…” said City Manager Bruce Rudd.
Brand takes oath while eyeing 8 top priorities
Brand: “…this the opportunity of a lifetime.”
Brand, brain trust ready for first 365 days at City Hall
Despite no “first 100 days” sprint for Mayor Lee Brand, take a look at his team and choices ahead
Swearengin wrapping up tenure with all eyes on her future
Mayor Ashley Swearengin is on the way out. GHost reveals what lies ahead for her and transition insight.
Why the Keith Foster scandal could escalate Brand's police advisory board
Here’s my prediction for 2017: The big issue in the trial of Keith Foster will be the state of City …
Preview of pedestrian-bicyclist plan a curtain call for Swearengin, throwback to Autry era
The No. 1 rule for walkers and bicyclists is: Pay attention to your surroundings. The folks in charge of Fresno’s …
Tedford's pressure: Summoning season ticketholders
Beyond recruiting, Jeff Tedford has to put more paying customers in the seats of Bulldog Stadium.
City Hall in disarray over waiving $102k of Summerset fines
While Chris Henry contemplates taking the dispute to Superior Court, City Hall’s left hand doesn’t know what the right hand is doing to waive a bulk of the fines levied in November 2015.
