City of Fresno

A last-minute visit by Leland Stanford led to a change that gave us Fresno, and doomed the planned town of Sycamore.

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Voters approved a change to the city's charter in 1993 that upended the way city government works

This road is an unusual break from Fresno's street grid or right angles, but there's a story behind its design.

Fresno built cricket pitches in two city parks this past summer.

Two recent data analyses suggest household income is rising in the city – and that these economic improvements are happening more equitably than in the past.

A former Fresno narcotics detective has been arrested after allegedly stealing from the department’s evidence room.

The intersection has gotten a dubious title: ‘Friant Roulette.’

Although Fresno is considered an economically distressed place, the city is pushing forward on economic challenges.

After the Sugar Pine Lumber Company closed during the Great Depression, Pinedale was transformed during World War II and the years that followed.