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A San Francisco program that guarantees lawyers for tenants registered an average success rate of 52% of residents staying in their homes, leading to some heartburn among Fresno lawmakers.
The plans for developing a vacant parcel along Herndon Avenue into a trademark warehouse come with a big ask: drastically overhauling Fresno’s lone expressway.
Buchanan High School has been dubbed Clovis’ “High School of Heroes.” Wednesday, it celebrated 13 of its graduates joining the ranks of the U.S. Armed Forces.
For the second time since 1993, more Californians disapprove of Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s job performance than approve. The other time? January 2021.
The e-commerce giant isn’t taking labor shortages lying down, announcing a boost in warehouse wages to an average of $17 per hour.
Can Gov. Gavin Newsom speed up the bureaucracy to enable Independence Day fireworks in the Sierras? Asm. Jim Patterson is pushing for it.
The former San Diego Mayor is pitching an historic cut in the state’s income tax to salvage California’s fleeing middle class.
One of Fresno’s most popular restaurant groups made the switch from mandatory to optional mask wearing for patrons and staff, citing vastly improved conditions.
“This tragedy could have been prevented”, California ABC Director Eric Hirata said of the May 2020 crash.
Charles Munger, Jr. called out the Redistricting Commission, alleging that the private, often unrecorded or unpublicized meetings held by Commissioners are a direct violation of California law.
