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Four city warming centers will be open through January 31, regardless of the temperature. Hours were also adjusted from 6 p.m. to 8 a.m.
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In court, Esparza read a statement acknowledging details of an April 22 conversation with former City Attorney Doug Sloan.
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Esparza's legal team filed a motion for dismissal, arguing the conversation that generated the initial complaint against him was attorney-client privileged. A judge disagreed, and the case will move forward to the preliminary hearing phase.
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Advance Peace was one of 13 community organizations to receive grant funding, including the Boys & Girls Club and Fresno Police Activities League.
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The Fresno City Council voted 5-1 to allocate state money designated for local nonprofits, despite public outcry over Planned Parenthood funding.
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The Fresno City Council voted 5-1 to approve the Measure C spending plan Thursday, one day ahead of Fresno County's final vote Friday.
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If convicted, it could lead to fines, jail time or up to three years imprisonment for the District 7 councilmember.
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The City Council voted 7-0 to pass the $1.9 billion budget, of which $40 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding was allocated to address housing.
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Garry Bredefeld called Nelson Esparza's lawsuit Monday, "bogus." The lawsuit claimed Bredefeld made statements that were "knowingly false."
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Fresno City Council members and Fresno County supervisors joined in a bipartisan show of support for Ukraine