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California’s largest labor lobby is hoping to give the battered United Farmworkers a leg-up, despite less-than-friendly relations with Gov. Gavin Newsom.
By January, Clovis will see a collective 44 years of experience walk away from its City Council.
A sales tax measure to provide services and restore and build facilities for veterans living in Fresno is headed to the November ballot.
With the June Primary in the rear-view mirror and the runoffs set, California’s Congressional candidates recently reported their latest fundraising figures.
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.
A Democratic activist who broke into House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy’s office last January will see her case dismissed. Prosecutors said the judge issued a “get out of jail free” card.
The one-time Democratic star was ousted from Congress after engaging in a sexual relationship with one of her staffers. Now, she’s declaring bankruptcy.
Madera County is moving forward with an extension to Measure T, the half-cent transportation tax that first passed in 2006.
“For me, the City of Fresno played fast and loose with the County of Fresno’s money, and they were playing the role of Santa Claus passing out gifts,” one Fresno County Supervisor remarked.
A late-night storm of tweets from a lobbyist for the powerful California Medical Association alleged that a Valley lawmaker was engaged in multiple extramarital affairs.
