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    • Fresno
      • Fresno City Council mulls opposing Fresno Co.’s marquee road tax
      • Fresno law enforcement cracks down on violent criminals, “ghost guns”
      • Will Fresno be an industrial jobs magnet or repellant? The answer lies at the southern end of town.
      • Faced with teachable moment at Bullard High, Fresno Unified leaders blew it.
      • Fresno Co. jail guards push off strike after month-long blitz
    • Clovis
      • Fresno law enforcement cracks down on violent criminals, “ghost guns”
      • Harris commits $1mil to Clovis Community Hospital for wound care
      • “Legislating for the criminals”: Clovis tees off on Calif. law unmasking police arsenal
      • Report: Clovis Unified teachers union effort may have to start over
      • Clovis City Council appoints 25 members to police committee
    • Bakersfield
      • Calif. officials blitz leaking idle oil wells in Bakersfield
      • Valley drivers get divine relief from hellish gas prices via unlikely source: a church.
      • Valley schools brace for later start times. One district is already making the switch.
      • Crime rate continues to soar, Bakersfield cops warn lawmakers
      • Bakersfield lawmakers urges Calif. to lift oil permit restrictions
    • Modesto
      • Modesto approves deal to launch sales tax measure for November ballot
      • Modesto mulling sales tax hike to provide budget boost
      • No Fly Zone: Valley city shoots down pitch to bring Bird scooters to town
      • Modesto sends newly-vacant Council seat to election
      • Modesto lawmaker resigns seven months early
    • Visalia/Tulare
      • Tulare looks to reap cash from weed shops, growers with tax push
      • Tulare County chafes over revealing Sheriff’s military equipment
      • Visalia to once again explore OKing cannabis retailers
      • Kaweah Health eyes its ticket to better doctor recruitment: housing
      • Kaweah eyes asking voters for OK on $500mil new hospital wing
    • Hanford
      • After FBI probe ensnares weed boss, Lemoore dispensary changes owner
      • Hanford approves outside lawyers for Brieno, Ramirez in harassment suit
      • Kings Co. firefighter tax measure attracts opposition ahead of primary election
      • Lemoore launches salvo against effort to swipe to Kings River floodwater
      • Sun Sound-Off: Kings Co. District Attorney’s Race
    • Madera
      • Madera Co. OKs incentives for new Oakhurst resort, groundwater policies
      • Another Valley county bemoans revealing law enforcement equipment
      • Madera Co. vocalizes support for biomass program to ease wildfires
      • Madera Co. to build new 9/11 memorial with a piece of solemn history
      • Third member of 1976 Chowchilla school bus hijacking recommended for parole on 18th attempt
    • Merced
      • Merced’s airport boasts new airline. Here’s where they’re flying.
      • After two-year break, Merced County Fair set for June return
      • Report: Hundreds cycled through jail via zero-dollar bail, crime soared in Merced in 2021
      • Merced Co. approves $34.7 million in American Rescue spending. Here’s where it’s headed.
      • Merced OKs firefighter “brownout” staffing contingencies amid COVID-19 shortages
    • Mariposa
      • Judge rejects environmentalists attempt to halt Sierra wildfire prevention efforts
      • One year after devastating Creek Fire, enviros seek to block efforts to prevent a repeat.
      • Yosemite to reopen Thursday with reservations
      • Mariposa Co. Supervisors bid for pay raise officially halted
      • Study: A coronavirus recession exposes Valley economy’s strengths and weaknesses
    • Modesto
      • Modesto approves deal to launch sales tax measure for November ballot
      • Modesto mulling sales tax hike to provide budget boost
      • No Fly Zone: Valley city shoots down pitch to bring Bird scooters to town
      • Modesto sends newly-vacant Council seat to election
      • Modesto lawmaker resigns seven months early
    • Stockton
      • Stockton OKs new policy for cops’ use of military equipment
      • North Valley city joins opposition to 2022 initiative limiting local tax hikes
      • Stockton changes location requirements for cannabis companies
      • Stockton airport gets a boost from San Joaquin Co. Supes, courtesy of COVID funding
      • Millennials are struggling to buy homes. Here’s which Valley community is short on young buyers.
  • Topics
    • Politics
      • Fresno City Council mulls opposing Fresno Co.’s marquee road tax
      • Modesto mulling sales tax hike to provide budget boost
      • Faced with teachable moment at Bullard High, Fresno Unified leaders blew it.
      • Kings Co. firefighter tax measure attracts opposition ahead of primary election
      • Fresno Co. Sheriff hopeful Zanoni leans Mims backing, internal knowledge to mold department
    • Agriculture
      • Calif. officials ban watering “useless” grass over drought worries
      • Newsom threatens mandatory water restrictions if Californians can’t cutback
      • Calif. lawmakers demand probe into hedge funds, Harvard buying up water rights
      • Lemoore launches salvo against effort to swipe to Kings River floodwater
      • Madera Co. OKs incentives for new Oakhurst resort, groundwater policies
    • Sports
      • Undrafted, Mosby joins Panthers with chip on his shoulder
      • Mountain West reportedly considering eliminating football divisions
      • Kevin Atkins “ecstatic” to join 49ers as undrafted free agent
      • Four former Bulldogs to get their NFL chance following 2022 Draft
      • Buzzy Cavinder twins bolted from Fresno State. Here’s where they landed.
    • Education
      • Faced with teachable moment at Bullard High, Fresno Unified leaders blew it.
      • CSU exec harassment cases headlined by porn on work computers, demeaning employees
      • SCCCD promotes from within, names new Fresno City College president
      • Patterson, legislators request audit into Fresno State, CSU over sex harassment claims
      • Valley schools brace for later start times. One district is already making the switch.
    • Business
      • Will Fresno be an industrial jobs magnet or repellant? The answer lies at the southern end of town.
      • Calif. officials blitz leaking idle oil wells in Bakersfield
      • California Screaming: Report hypes out-of-state “opposition” to Newsom flip to save Diablo Canyon
      • Poll: Calif. voters want to keep Diablo Canyon open
      • Tulare looks to reap cash from weed shops, growers with tax push
    • COVID-19
      • Newsom tries boosting vax rates with Kern Co. swing for second booster
      • Foster Farms, Valley staffing agencies fined $3.8mil over COVID sick leave
      • School vax mandate bill pulled amid mounting opposition, Calif. lawmaker announces.
      • Another Valley county joins choir against Calif. student COVID-19 vaccine mandate
      • Lawmaker pulls Calif. bill to mandate vaccines for all workers
  • Calif. & Beyond
    • California
      • California Screaming: Report hypes out-of-state “opposition” to Newsom flip to save Diablo Canyon
      • Poll: Calif. voters want to keep Diablo Canyon open
      • Newsom tries boosting vax rates with Kern Co. swing for second booster
      • Newsom seeks minor tax relief as Calif. surplus hits eye-popping $97bil surplus
      • Newsom rolls out $18bil in fresh spending to stop inflation
    • U.S.
      • McClintock flips on Ukraine stance following TV blowback
      • Ahead of Super Bowl, U.S. halts import of Mexican avocados over threat against inspector
      • McCarthy forces delay on $1.75tril social spending bill with record-breaking filibuster
      • Biden infrastructure package approved, focus turns to $1.75 reconciliation
      • McCarthy attacks Biden’s botched Afghan exit as embrace of “Weak Man Theory”
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    • Commentary
      • Faced with teachable moment at Bullard High, Fresno Unified leaders blew it.
      • Sun Sound-Off: Kings Co. District Attorney’s Race
      • Is Diablo Canyon a problem – or the solution?
      • The drug supply chain needs transparency to reduce drug prices
      • Theft of Calif. water is occurring behind mountains of paperwork. Why we need to stop it.
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Fresno, Real Estate

Will Fresno be an industrial jobs magnet or repellant? The answer lies at the southern end of town.

Will a set of two-decade-old industrial buildings in south Fresno continue to flourish the city’s booming job magnets? Or are they headed for an activist-led scrapheap?

Daniel Gligich1 day agoMay 23, 2022 Comments Off on Will Fresno be an industrial jobs magnet or repellant? The answer lies at the southern end of town. 1023
Fresno, Real Estate

Judge OKs sale of troubled Fresno trailer park to planned buyer

A judge has allowed for the sale of Trails End Mobile Home to Harmony Communities, concluding a lengthy legal battle for control of a troubled trailer park.

The San Joaquin Valley SunMay 10, 2022, 10:55 pmMay 10, 2022 Comments Off on Judge OKs sale of troubled Fresno trailer park to planned buyer 799
Fresno, Real Estate

‘Point of breakage’: Fresno lawmakers wrestle with options to alleviate housing crisis

Facing a choice of rent control or “building your way out,” California’s fifth-largest city may wind up taking a Goldy Locks approach to solving its housing issues.

Daniel GligichApril 28, 2022, 6:30 amApril 27, 2022 Comments Off on ‘Point of breakage’: Fresno lawmakers wrestle with options to alleviate housing crisis 1042
Fresno, Real Estate

Fresno buckles up for showdown on rent control proposal

Fresno faces two vastly different paths to pursue a sweeping strategy to tackle the nation’s hottest housing market.

Daniel GligichApril 26, 2022, 7:21 pmApril 26, 2022 Comments Off on Fresno buckles up for showdown on rent control proposal 2289
California, Real Estate

Who’s enforcing Calif.’s new ‘granny flat’ law? Housing activists.

Dozens of California cities launched ordinances to block a 2021 law allowing to split residential lots for multiple homes. California’s hefty bureaucracy can’t keep up.

The San Joaquin Valley SunApril 25, 2022, 6:30 pmApril 25, 2022 Comments Off on Who’s enforcing Calif.’s new ‘granny flat’ law? Housing activists. 760
Business, Fresno, Real Estate

Fresno Co. strikes back at Calif. Attorney General for meddling in industrial plan

Was Attorney General Rob Bonta’s interest in an obscure planning document was intended to “place undue political pressure” on Fresno County?

Reid StoneApril 25, 2022, 6:28 amApril 24, 2022 Comments Off on Fresno Co. strikes back at Calif. Attorney General for meddling in industrial plan 2211
Fresno, Real Estate

Interest rate hikes unlikely to quickly cool off Fresno’s hotter-than-ever housing market

All signs point to the fast-paced marketplace of the last couple years continuing for at least the next several months.

Daniel GligichApril 1, 2022, 6:30 amMarch 31, 2022 Comments Off on Interest rate hikes unlikely to quickly cool off Fresno’s hotter-than-ever housing market 2019
Fresno, Real Estate, Travel

22 years later, Fresno Convention Center to fill missing puzzle piece: a hotel.

The last piece of the 22-year-old “new” Fresno Convention Center complex is finally coming into place.

Daniel GligichMarch 9, 2022, 9:20 pmMarch 9, 2022 Comments Off on 22 years later, Fresno Convention Center to fill missing puzzle piece: a hotel. 1492
Fresno, Real Estate

Report: Valley city’s home ownership rate skyrocketed over the past decade to among top in the nation

Despite the national drop in home ownership rates over the past decade, rates sharply increased as the COVID-19 pandemic shook up the market last year.

Daniel GligichNovember 21, 2021, 5:03 pmNovember 21, 2021 Comments Off on Report: Valley city’s home ownership rate skyrocketed over the past decade to among top in the nation 1875
Real Estate

Valley counties remain best bang for your buck for property taxes. Here’s who is top dog.

As Californians start shelling out for their first of two property tax payments, where can you get the best value? The San Joaquin Valley, one study found.

Daniel GligichNovember 5, 2021, 8:55 pmNovember 8, 2021 Comments Off on Valley counties remain best bang for your buck for property taxes. Here’s who is top dog. 1140

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