In City Hall's Hub, talk swirls of Bill McEwen's future
The scuttlebutt of The “Hub” – a popular gathering area on City Hall’s second floor – was focused on The Bee’s opinion editor.
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Vagim presses City Hall over latest water moves, transparency
Doug Vagim once again is shining a light on the complexity of water regulation in Fresno. His point this time: …
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Malos, "Connect with Me" on hiatus at Ventura Broadcasting
There’s some uncertainty on the local political TV scene: John Malos’ daily one-hour show on Fresno and regional government affairs …
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A Tale of Two Parks: Summer in the city
From Vinland Park to Figarden Loop Park: a look at community and “bugs” that drive the city’s systems.
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City Hall beats back Eighth Amendment "Excessive Fines" roadblock
It’s official: Fresno can continue to levy huge fines on landlords who refuse to fix their vacant houses. That’s my …
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First stage of Midtown Trail slated to break ground Spring 2018
Planning for the trail’s first segment – the half-mile stretch near Manchester Center – is proceeding without apparent trouble.
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Fresno's Trump rally a focal point of public safety excellence
With few days to prepare, then-Captain Andy Hall and Lieutenant Richard Tucker were tasked for planning for a rally by Donald Trump. Here’s how they did it.
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Olivier looks to rev up Fresno Unified with potential Trustee bid
Clint Olivier, eyeing a Fresno Unified board seat in 2018, hopes to jumpstart progress.
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Head-scratching on Fresno's marijuana vote stretches from City Hall to a Montana gas station
Paul Caprioglio holed up in a Montana gas station for one part of Thursday’s City Council meeting, just not the most controversial part.
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Jobs: The cure-all for the ailing city
The impact of job creation and work in Fresno is immune to hyperbole.
