Police drama? Political theater? It could be coming soon to Saroyan Theatre
After weeks of no in-person meetings, Council President Miguel Arias hopes to have Fresno Police’s budget hearing in the 2,351-seat William Saroyan Theatre.
Fresno
Business, Fresno
GB3 set to reopen Friday with revamped health-safety measures
Fresno-based gym George Brown Sports Clubs worked closely with the Fresno’s Public Health Department to develop plans to follow state guidelines.
Central Valley Lifestyle, Mariposa
Yosemite to reopen Thursday with reservations
Yosemite National Park is continuing along the path to fully reopen after being closed since March 20 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Fresno, Highlight
Fresno’s budget battle lines overshadowed by unlikely effort to defund police
In the weeks leading up to battle lines for tackling Fresno’s $32 million coronavirus-led budget deficit were quickly drawn Tuesday morning.
Fresno, View
It’s time for Fresno to get back to serious meetings – in person.
Zoombombing came for the Fresno City Council and, with budget cuts on the agenda, it’s a sign that Fresno’s Council members need to get back to the dais.
Clovis, Education, Fresno, Highlight
Here’s how Valley schools will reopen this fall
State Superintendent Tony Thurmond announced guidelines Monday for public schools to reopen after being closed for months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Bakersfield, Politics
Perez to face thousands more in fines over Kern Co. marijuana ban vote
The fines are the result of a January settlement over claims Leticia Perez voted against a marijuana ban while her husband lobbied for marijuana clients.
Fresno, Politics
Maxwell, Esparza distance themselves from Young Dems’ Police Chief criticism
A Young Democrat statement criticizing Chief Andy Hall led Councilman-Elect Tyler Maxwell to walk a fine line between the two constituencies he serves.
Education, Fresno
John Loomis, San Joaquin College of Law founder, dies
In 1969, Loomis, the Hon. Dan Eymann and the Hon. Oliver Wanger founded the San Joaquin College of Law with 100 students in its initial class.
Business, Highlight, Politics
Prop. 13 faces partial repeal in November. Here’s what is at stake.
California’s longtime property tax rules from Proposition 13 – passed in 1978 – face a challenge on the November ballot from a so-called “split-roll tax.”
