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Janz enters Fresno Mayor’s race with questions on issues, experience, DA work
With a backdrop of supporters, Janz spent much of his announcement working to draw a sharp contrast with incumbent Fresno Mayor Lee Brand.
May 2, 2019
High-speed rail report leaves question marks on money, land for maintenance facility
With land options expired, the HSR report keeps Fresno County in suspense as to whether it will still spend $24.5 million for a maintenance facility.
May 2, 2019
Valley District Attorneys prepare to audit Catholic Diocese abuse records
The move by local prosecutors comes as the Roman Catholic Diocese of undergoes an independent review by a former FBI executive assistant director.
May 2, 2019
On track: Southwest Fresno BMX track finally set for construction
After a year on the drawing board, a BMX track is about to get built at Mary Ella Brown Community Center.
May 2, 2019
Central Valley high-speed rail segment cost jumps nearly $2bil
A report from California's high speed rail authority shows growing costs, despite a reduced rail line.
May 2, 2019
Stanislaus County reports increase in homeless population
The county's annual snapshot of its homeless population finds growth, with heavy population concentration in the city of Modesto.
May 1, 2019
Fresno City Council approves move to cut liquor stores
Among other things, the unanimously-approved measure caps new liquor store licenses, create an inspection program for stores, and limit window advertising.
May 1, 2019
Fresno City Council pads meetings with more ceremonial proclamations
When does City Hall’s desire to honor worthy Fresnans turn into an abuse of Fresnans’ time? The City Council is about to find out.
May 1, 2019
Senate panel advances Borgeas CEQA reform bill
Despite vehement opposition, a bill advanced allowing courts to assess attorney's fees for losing frivolous CEQA lawsuits on in-fill housing projects.
April 30, 2019
Proposed SE Fresno liquor store withdrawn amid new regulations approved
A push to eliminate half of liquor stores in Fresno is colliding with a pitch to build a 7-Eleven, lobbied for by Supervisor Henry R. Perea.
May 1, 2019