Omar Rashad / Fresnoland
A trove of emails were released in an active lawsuit against the City of Fresno, which show behind the scenes conversations about the city’s budget process.
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The teacher’s union is questioning the board’s closed-door process in making the payment. -
In the previous list, several Valley cities and counties were included, leading to confusion about its accuracy, since most counties in the region do not consider themselves sanctuary counties. -
Ian Choudri, the California High Speed Rail Authority CEO, said the high-speed rail is a modern project, and its complexity puts it in the same league as other major infrastructure projects that have helped shape the country. -
The two most populous U.S. states — California and Texas — are grappling for political advantage ahead of the 2026 elections, setting up a national proxy war as Democrats and Republicans vie for control of Congress in the latter half of Donald Trump's second presidency. -
A community tipster led the officers to the missing sign, which they found in a vacant residence in south Merced.
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Julianna Morano / FresnolandBroadway Parque is located on the corner of Broadway and Elizabeth streets in Fresno’s South Tower neighborhood. The park represents another victory for residents that have fought for its fair share of green space for years. -
Kyle Green/FR171837 APThe race to become California’s next governor has kicked into a new gear. Following former Vice President Kamala Harris’ decision Wednesday to bypass the 2026 contest, the campaign entered a fresh phase lacking its biggest potential star and the presumptive early favorite. -
Haydee Barahona / CVJCAmid ongoing uncertainty over federal funding of local health services, a project to prevent suicide and substance use among Native American youth in Kern County could be scaled back, or possibly eliminated. -
Kern CountyOfficials said reduced state and federal funding contributed to the cuts.
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Before antibiotics, doctors treated TB with sunlight and fresh air at facilities in the foothills.
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