More people working than ever in Fresno, but unemployment is up. What’s really happening?
Fresno County, the most populous county in the region, also had the largest number of people who want to work but don’t have ...
Fresno’s homeless relocation and abandonment ordinance gets first reading
A new ordinance was introduced to the Fresno City Council Thursday morning. It’s called the Anti-human Transportation and ...
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Who are the homeless in Fresno and the Valley? The answers might surprise you
To hear Fresno’s elected officials tell it, one could be led to believe the city’s homeless population is replete with criminals, drug addicts, the mentally ill, vagrants and panhandlers ...
Who do Fresno police pull over and why? Here’s what California data records show
Black residents made up 11% of police stops in 2023, according to state data, though they represent 6.7% of Fresno’s ...
Fresno’s emergency rooms will suffer if warming centers are closed, doctor warns
Fresno advocates are warning that emergency rooms will suffer if the city does not keep warming centers open for longer, as the current threshold of 35 degrees may not be sufficient to prevent ...
UCSF Fresno aiding dementia patients as study shows increased risk for those over 55
With dementia rising in the U.S., Central California doctors are fighting back by supporting patients and families affected ...
Fresno Mission spends 24 hours on a street bench
Fresno Mission's CEO Matthew Didline is spending 24 hours on a street bench in Fresno starting Wednesday afternoon -- calling ...
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Fresno residents call for increased law enforcement presence
Anna Morgan, a longtime resident of the Teal Run North neighborhood, started a petition after she saw concerns on Nextdoor ...