Fresno City Council places veterans tax measure on November ballot
A sales tax measure to provide services and restore and build facilities for veterans living in Fresno is headed to the November ballot.
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A sales tax measure to provide services and restore and build facilities for veterans living in Fresno is headed to the November ballot.
Fresno area middle school used to host police officers to keep campuses safe. After a two-year absence, they’re coming back. Here’s where.
After years of waiting, Fresno’s first two retail cannabis shops opened for business. Despite that, one of them is still slugging it out in court over a missed opportunity.
Craig Harrison, once a faith titan in Bakersfield, has been embroiled in a multi-year legal war over claims of sexual misconduct.
The pricey move by the nonprofit children’s hospital has prompted a backlash on social media and across the community that some say will make them think twice before donating again.
With the June Primary in the rear-view mirror and the runoffs set, California’s Congressional candidates recently reported their latest fundraising figures.
Negotiations between insurance giant Anthem Blue Cross and Adventist Health appear fruitless with mere hours before patients could lose access to their local hospital.
Fresno City Council President Nelson Esparza was re-elected to his seat in early June. Now, Fresno prosecutors are charging him over an attempted extortion of Fresno’s ex-City Attorney.
The Bakersfield lawmaker, who took first Communion at a parish that is noted for having a “Memorial for the Unborn,” isn’t alone in facing faith-based brushback.
Homelessness surged during the coronavirus pandemic. New figures show how the pandemic and a mountain of spending have changed the scourge locally.