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Report: Tenured Fresno City instructor sexually assaulted Fresno State professor
An investigation by Fresno State revealed sexual violence, although the instructor never faced criminal charges.
Fresno takes advantage of online shopping with distribution centers
The city reached a record-high in sales tax revenue last year and is poised for further gains as online shopping expands.
Judge orders Reedley lab operator to remain locked up
Federal prosecutors revealed several details surrounding Zhu in court on Wednesday.
Veterans Boulevard officially opens for traffic
The city celebrated Veterans Boulevard opening on Monday.
Music series returns to Fresno Yosemite International Airport
Travelers heading in and out of Fresno will hear talented pianists as they wait to board their flights.
Flying out of Fresno-Yosemite this Thanksgiving? What to know before you go.
Holiday travel is always hectic. Fresno's airport is prepping for a Thanksgiving surge.
Chinese national behind Reedley lab indicted by Federal grand jury
Jia Bei Zhu, the Chinese national behind the secret, illegal biolab in Reedley, Calif., was arrested last month after an FDA complaint.
Bredefeld slams CDC for inaction with secret Reedley lab
The councilman and Board of Supervisors candidate also called on more transparency from Fresno County.
ACLU sues Fresno, claims budget process violated Brown Act
Fresno’s budget subcommittee has been in action for the past five years, meeting behind closed doors without any public access.
House China committee details CDC’s failure with secret Reedley biolab
The CDC hung up on Reedley officials concerned about the lab and refused to test a freezer believed to contain Ebola, telling city officials that it was not a concern.
