Attorney Kevin Little has been open about wanting to challenge the city’s law in court since he defended Wickey TwoHands against the policy earlier this year.

The story of how the matron saint of Mexico came to be started almost 500 years ago. Legend says a man named Juan Diego in the year 1531 walked down a hill outside Mexico City with a message no one believed.

Central Unified schools have been steadily boosting up their testing scores over the last few years, particularly in their English learners.

A new report from the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies looks at the scale of destruction wrought by freeway 99 when it was built through West Fresno in the 1950s, as well as the alternative routes community leaders pushed for back then.

A program is helping farmworkers and local youth gain the skills to advocate for the health and well-being of agricultural communities.

Crews were dispatched almost before midnight and found the RV fully engulfed in flames.

House Republicans in key battleground districts are working to contain the political fallout expected when thousands of their constituents face higher bills for health insurance coverage obtained through the Affordable Care Act.

Months after a public health clinic shut down in the city of Shafter, health officials say they are continuing to weigh options for health services in the community.

The Trump administration will start sending more water to California farmers in the state's crop-rich Central Valley. The move comes out of an executive order Trump signed in January. California officials and environmentalists are pushing back on the plan.

Two weeks after giving preliminary approval to a law that would outlaw kratom sales, the Fresno City Council pivoted, giving a final green light to a modified law that restricts, rather than bans, the sale of kratom products to adults.