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Soria, Arias head to D.C. for meeting with AOC, pitches for Costa challenge
The agenda includes smoothing over Fresno's PR blunder with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and road-testing a 2020 primary challenge against Rep. Jim Costa.
Kaiser helps open up Fresno pools for the summer
Kaiser Permanente Fresno announced a grant Monday which helps programs that encourage swimming, reading and healthy snacks during…
All eyes on Fig Garden Financial Center’s proposed fourth building
Fresno's Planning Commission will decide whether Fig Garden Financial will get another office building and whether Fresno can have its cake and eat it, too.
Buttigieg tackles impeachment, trade, prospects at Fresno town hall
In front of a raucous crowd in Fresno State's Woods Theatre, Mayor Pete Buttigieg took on a whole host of issues for MSNBC's "Hardball" town hall.
Fresno’s budget battle begins. Here are 13 things to watch out for.
Fresno City Hall will spend close to $1.2bil in the fiscal year beginning July 1. That’s a lot of moola. Here are a baker's dozen of interesting proposals.
Redeveloping Fresno’s South Stadium region looks to jumpstart
Two procedural steps suggest Fresno’s South Stadium neighborhood may get some redevelopment action.
“Kai the Hatchet-Wielding Hitchhiker” sentenced to 57 years for NJ murder
The hitchhiker who became a viral sensation for his interview after saving a PG&E worker with a hatchet is headed to prison for a murder committed five months after the incident.
Elliott Balch jumps in 2020 Fresno Mayoral campaign
Balch, a longtime member of Ashley Swearengin's team and current COO of the Central Valley Community Foundation, filed paperwork to run for Fresno Mayor.
Impact of Fresno State Humanics program extends beyond grantmaking
The program, which recently provided $15,000 in grants from students, has expanded its reach thanks to alumni engaging in the community.
How are Valley kids faring at the Scripps National Spelling Bee?
The San Joaquin Valley is already home to one Scripps National Spelling Bee winner. Could it become home to two?
