Lately there’s been a lot of talk about public-policy issues in the Fresno mayoral race. I think it’s all a …
These are the 30 Fresno streets most likely to see new signals
The City just released its list of traffic signal targets for replacement. Take a look at the top 30 of 64 intersections slated for brighter lights.
Housing element opens debate about Fresno's housing mix
How did Joseph Chamberlain wind up at Fresno City Hall on Thursday? I thought he was deader than a doornail. …
City Hall's General Plan rhetoric finally collides with reality
As the City Council readies debate on a slew of housing issues, here’s what the General Plan delivered beyond high-minded rhetoric.
Neutered: The Rise and Fall of the Dog Pound Gang
Sex trafficking. Prostitution. Identity Theft. Fraud. How one Fresno gang confounded cops with its operations until last week.
Swearengin administration tees up Assistant Chief hiring
The Swearengin administration’s posturing looks like its is serious about giving Fresno an assistant police chief.
New station or not, police geography still shafts northwest Fresno
Looks like I’ll be eating crow if “as the crow flies” is a wise concept for deploying police resources in …
Fresno's Manchester police station is great, but for one thing
The as-expected reopening of the central Fresno police station leaves a bigger question looming.
Swearengin pitches peculiar one-two punch to beef up code enforcement
Ashley Swearengin appears to be taking a page out of Henry Kissinger’s playbook – “linkage” is coming to Fresno City …
The Right Track: Delivering on parks and amenities tests Fresno's mettle
Fresno’s knack for networking is about to get its toughest test ever. A funky little walking track at Romain Playground …