George Hostetter breaks down the lineup and critical components of the 2016 battle to become Mayor of Fresno.
FresCo tries to rein in groundwater implementation, with protest
In a fight over state groundwater mandates, two Fresno Co. irrigation districts try to find a proper straw man.
In search of Mayoral bid, Perea looks to garbage
A speculative mayoral bid looms. Ahead of a decision, Henry Perea delves into an issue familiar to Fresnans: trash.
Meet the City's new Capital Oversight Board, Old Armenian Town's new developer
Waste-busting, hegemony-busting and sloth-busting kept everyone busy at Fresno City Hall on Monday. Let’s take a look: City Clerk Yvonne …
Engineering in the rain
It’s a tough job, but one man at the City of Fresno spends nearly every waking moment thinking about water. That’s no exaggeration.
Terance Frazier stepping in for parks with assist by Mayor's husband
In negotiating to operate Al Radka Park, developer Terance Frazier had a helpful assist: Paul Swearengin, the Mayor’s husband.
In Fresno, car break-ins spread to Mayor, City Council, too
Auto thefts and car break-ins have worsened in Fresno. Now, even the Mayor and City Council aren’t spared the indignity.
City Hall finally putting muscle behind homelessness rhetoric
After 10 months, the business model of Fresno’s homelessness program is failing. George Hostetter finds out why.
Council goes soft on substance, tough on ceremonies
Controversy is around every corner at City Hall. That, apparently, includes ceremonies during City Council meetings.
Downtown parking dilemma returns to the agenda
Debate is about to resume on one of Fresno’s most reliable sources of anger – downtown parking. The City Council …
