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Low-income housing projects are always the target of criticism over cost. But should a dorm cost $619,000?
A tax loophole is helping massive solar farms pop up in the Central Valley without paying full property taxes. One county is fighting back.
Years of planning and work to get the green light from Fresno officials turned into a footrace between two retail weed shops to be the first to open on Monday.
The blaze, ignited near the Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias, has threatened on of America’s iconic national parks.
Social justice advocates, who pushed for a delay to 2024, were steamed by a last-minute change pitched by the City of Fresno.
Valley travelers love them some Las Vegas. Now, Southwest Airlines is quadrupling down.
The decision to shutter elective surgeries in 2020, coupled with soaring labor costs to staff hospitals, weren’t great for the bottom line.
As the CDC recommends communities to return to masking, have recently-enacted mandates even accomplished their basic goals?
While split over how to raise salaries, Fresno’s City Council was unanimous in approving $1.9 billion in fresh spending for California’s fifth-largest city.
The farming giant, led by Stewart and Lynda Resnick, continued growing its education-focused philanthropy.
