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West Bank Town Becomes ‘Big Prison’ as Israel Fences It In

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Former Fresno Council Candidate, Business Partner Convicted in Multi-Million Dollar Fraud

Marcus Asay, 68, and Antonio Gastelum, 53, — an unsuccessful Fresno City Council candidate in 2016 and former Parlier city manager — were found guilty of a multi-million dollar fraud scheme on Tuesday. Along with their company Agricultural Contracting Services Association, operating as American Labor Alliance, they were found guilty...

Arias Asks the Big Question: Is Benching Chief Balderrama About Race?

Fresno City Councilmember Miguel Arias is speaking on the sidelining of Police Chief Paco Balderrama — the first of his colleagues to go public with their thoughts. In comments from the dais during Thursday's council meeting, Arias asked the media to leave Balderrama's family out of stories and openly questioned...

Fresno Police Chief Balderrama on Paid Leave, City Manager Says

Fresno Police Chief Paco Balderrama is now on paid leave as of Wednesday afternoon, City Manager Georgeanne White said in an email to police employees Wednesday afternoon. White also said that Deputy Chief Mindy Casto "will have operational control" of the department immediately. Last week, Mayor Jerry Dyer’s administration announced...

Balderrama: ‘I Plan on Leading This Police Department to Even Greater Heights’

Paco Balderrama said he plans to remain Fresno police chief, despite allegations he had an inappropriate relationship. "I am human. I am imperfect. I work extremely hard. So I plan on continuing to lead this police department to even greater heights," Balderrama said at an impromptu news conference Wednesday outside...

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