Julianna Morano / Fresnoland
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A proposed ballot measure, backed by United Healthcare Workers West, would require some community clinics to spend at least 90% of their total revenue on direct patient care and “mission-related services.”
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Broadway 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.
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The rebuke came in California High-Speed Rail Authority CEO Ian Choudri’s formal response to a June compliance review from federal authorities, which signaled the government could pull $4 billion in federal funding for the project.
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OSHA received reports of over 1,000 heat-related injuries, illnesses and fatalities from 2017 to 2022, including 211 deaths. While California has heat safety standards in place for both indoor and outdoor workers, there isn’t a federal rule in place — yet.
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Fresno County Sheriff John Zanoni shared new data on interactions between his office and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement from 2024 as part of the annual TRUTH Act forum required under state law.
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The head of the California High-Speed Rail Authority told an auditorium of Fresnans something they’re not used to hearing.
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Brandon Vang held onto enough of the vote over three weeks after the special election, winning the District 5 Fresno City Council seat outright.
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A resolution for the billion-dollar lawsuit against one of Fresno’s major hospital operators will be hashed out in private for now, according to December court filings.
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The union helped oust two incumbents on the Fresno County Board of Supervisors. But the two incoming supervisors have shown varying support for union proposals.
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The decision an obscure Fresno County education committee handed down Thursday is the final nail in the coffin for what was criticized as a developer-backed petition to increase property values.