First Lady Jill Biden is making a return trek to Villa La Paz, the headquarters of the United Farm Workers, to celebrate Cesar Chavez Day next week.
Bredefeld calls for city audit over “Gang of Four” spending
Fresno City Councilman Garry Bredefeld is calling for an audit into how each Fresno lawmaker utilizes their respective budgets.
Sharp moves: Hanford City Hall shakeup sees ex-Mayor recapture leadership post
Diane Sharp may no longer be Hanford’s Mayor, but she didn’t leave Tuesday’s City Council meeting empty handed.
Valadao, McCarthy join push for Newsom to halt gas tax as prices “skyrocket”
The pile-on to halt California’s highest-in-the-nation gas tax grew on Tuesday, courtesy of House Republicans.
Calif. lawmakers reject GOP push to cut gas prices by 50 cents per gallon
With the chance to cut California’s gas tax by 51 cents per gallon, more than half of Valley lawmakers didn’t show up to vote.
Dyer: Fresno’s $400k “African phishing scam” is U.S. based – and worse than reported.
Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer apologized to Federal investigators late Wednesday night as a long-secret probe to recover funds and arrest the scammers is now public.
In Shrum, Visalia Unified reaches across U.S. for newest Superintendent
Visalia Unified School District turned the page Tuesday evening in what it hopes brings stability to its most senior leadership position.
Valley gas prices exceed 2008 highs amid Ukraine War, Russian oil crunch
Every Valley community saw its daily average gas price exceed the records set in 2008.
Fresno DA: FBI probing ex-Rep. Cox, no charges against Fresno City Council members
Fresno County District Attorney Lisa Smittcamp confirmed that a long-rumored U.S. Department of Justice investigation into Fresno’s Granite Park is active and on-going.
Amid Russian invasion of Ukraine, Hanford woman’s worry for family, friend stretches 6,000 miles
More than 6,000 miles away from the fighting, a Ukrainian immigrant living in Hanford is dealing with the pain every day that her home is under attack.
