Sierra Glass Co. was placing boards at the Nordstrom Rack at the Villagio Shopping Center — the first stop on …
Police investigate, gear up over viral rumor of Fresno riots
In a stark contrast to the peaceful protests in Fresno on Sunday, a post has been circulating on social media on Monday about organizing riots in Fresno.
Amid riots, Fresno Building Healthy Communities chief tweets “Burn it down.”
Activist Sandra Celedon tweeted her idea of ‘Building Healthy Communities’ – it included a picture of a Minneapolis police precinct burning down.
Central California Food Bank taps co-CEOs to take over
The Central California Food Bank announced Wednesday co-CEOs to replace outgoing CEO Andy Souza.
Valley Fireworks sales are likely a go for Fourth of July
While coronavirus shut down a number of holidays, Valley residents will likely see one tradition go unchanged: enjoying Fourth of July fireworks.
With Fresno’s finances uncertain, Brand to push for short-term budget deal
As coronavirus wreaked havoc on tax revenues across the Golden State, Mayor Lee Brand announced he will be taking a new approach to budgeting for Fresno.
Revenue down $13mil, Castro weighs Fresno State’s options
Fresno State President Joseph Castro, in a Sunday television appearance, said the university is tightening its belt amid revenue shortfalls and budget cuts.
Newsom announces salons, barbershops, Valley cooling centers may reopen
During his Tuesday briefing, Newsom issued praise to Fresno Mayor Lee Brand over his work to reopen Valley cooling centers amid triple-digit heat
Fresno starts PPE donation campaign for small businesses
The City of Fresno is assisting small businesses with a personal protective equipment (PPE) donation campaign.
Karbassi urges Fresno to reopen churches, places of worship
Fresno city councilman Mike Karbassi is pushing the city to allow churches and places of worship to reopen.
