City Hall
Fresno City Council approves military equipment report despite community pushback
Residents argue the report lacks transparency and does not fully comply with state law
Fresno Council Delays Facial Recognition Vote to Bar Sex Offenders from City Hall
Proposal to use AI technology raises concerns over immigrant privacy and civil liberties
Fresno City Council Proposes Reverting Cesar Chavez Boulevard Name
City leaders move to change street name back after allegations of sexual assault against civil rights leader
Government
Fresno Airport Refuses to Show TSA Video Blaming Democrats for Shutdown
Airport management says the screens are for travel information, not political content.
California Assemblyman Faces Toxic Divorce Battle with Estranged Wife
Joaquin Arambula brings his parents to court as he fights for custody and financial support amid allegations of addiction and abuse
Fresno Lawmaker Accused of Controlling Wife from Rehab
Divorce documents reveal allegations of stalking, spying, and financial abuse
Civic Engagement
California Renames César Chavez Day to Farmworkers Day
Move comes amid allegations of sexual abuse against the labor icon
Fresno State Removes Cesar Chavez Statue Amid Abuse Allegations
The university covered and then removed the statue following recent claims of sexual misconduct against the civil rights leader.
Officials Move to Erase Chavez Name Amid Abuse Allegations
Statues, schools, and holidays honoring the labor leader face scrutiny after claims of sexual misconduct come to light.
Elections
Senate Minority Leader Schumer Misstates In-Person Voter Registration Rate
The SAVE America Act would require in-person voter registration, but Schumer's claim about current rates is inaccurate.
Nexstar to Produce California Gubernatorial Debate
The debate will air statewide across Nexstar stations and be moderated by anchors from Sacramento and Los Angeles.
Congressman Gray says he would not vote to support Iran War, discusses reelection
Gray faces new challengers in redrawn CA-13 district after narrow 2024 victory
Legislative Policy
California Scraps Cesar Chavez Day After Abuse Allegations
State lawmakers vote to rebrand holiday as 'Farmworkers Day' in wake of claims against labor icon
California Renames César Chávez Day to Farmworkers Day
State moves to reconcile labor leader's legacy amid sexual abuse claims
California to Rename César Chávez Day to Farmworkers Day
State lawmakers vote to change holiday after sexual abuse allegations against labor icon
- Man arrested after ramming vehicle into Fresno home
- Suspected DUI Crash Kills Driver in Fresno County
- Gimenez leads Blue Jays against Athletics after 4-hit game
- Infant Released from Hospital After Alleged Abuse
- Puppies Left in Fresno Park Adopted by School Community
- 1 Dead After Stolen Car Overturns on I-5 in Fresno
