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Costco preps to move west Fresno warehouse to Herndon, sources say
The proposed relocated Costco in west Fresno promises more space, less traffic congestion, and will also feature one amenity unseen in the San Joaquin Valley.
May 10, 2021
United Airlines upgrades Fresno flights to Denver, relaunches Chicago route
One of the most popular domestic routes out of Fresno-Yosemite International Airport is getting an upgrade from United Airlines.
May 6, 2021
With $1mil in backing, Fresno eyes jump-starting park access to San Joaquin River
The San Joaquin River Conservancy is receiving a big boost from the City of Fresno to increase access to the parkway alongside the San Joaquin River.
May 5, 2021
Costa pushes for Valley infrastructure upgrades, career training
Does the Fresno Democrat have a favorite project for the central San Joaquin Valley? “No. That would be like trying to pick your favorite child."
May 5, 2021
Valadao pushes to fund widening of Hwy. 41 to end its “death trap”
Killing off Highway 41's "death trap" corridor is just the tip of the iceberg to helping the south Valley for Rep. David Valadao (R–Hanford). Here's what else he's pushing for in the region.
May 5, 2021
David Pomaville, Fresno health director, reflects on navigating once-in-century pandemic, retirement
After a year unlike any other, David Pomaville, Fresno County's Director of Public Health has retired, leaving the county at a time in which the COVID-19 case numbers are declining and vaccine distribution is well in-stride.
May 5, 2021
Break-in guts Bullard High’s baseball team of its field equipment
The Fresno-based high school baseball program lost $14,000 in lawn maintenance and other equipment. Here's how you can help.
May 4, 2021
Calif. mayors seek $20bil to break state’s homeless epidemic in five years
After navigating the choppy waters of pandemic politics, California's 13 "big city Mayors" are looking to tackle California's on-going epidemic: homelessness.
April 29, 2021
Fresno eyes building off of coronavirus-era homeless response to combat surge
Fresno's City Manager underscored a large-scale success in responding to the homeless situation prior to 2019. Now, Fresno looks to its pandemic playbook to break the surge.
April 28, 2021
Study: Calif.’s 2045 ban on oil production would upend Kern Co. economy
A study projecting 26 years of eliminating oil production found considerable tax revenue declines, job losses, and deep cuts to workers' take-home pay.
April 28, 2021