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Military Helicopters Airlift 164 People at Edison Lake From Creek Fire

September 8, 2020

Six helicopters from the California National Guard airlifted about 150 people from Edison Lake on Tuesday morning as the Creek Fire continued to consume timber and structures in the foothills and mountains of Fresno and Madera counties with no containment. ...

Why Don’t We Do It in the Road? Tower Eateries Start Today.

David Taub

September 4, 2020

Irene Faul hopes setting up tables on Olive Avenue will help reverse her restaurant's fortunes. "I think it's going to help tremendously. I mean, every extra table that we can put out helps us with our botto...

CRMC Nurse Dies From COVID-19 After 46 Days in Hospital

Jim Jakobs

September 4, 2020

Oliver Isleta, 58, a registered nurse in the Community Regional Medical Center telemetry unit died Tuesday after a long battle with COVID-19. He leaves behind a wife of 27 years, and a 13-year-old son — both...

Photo of New York Mets tribute to Tom Seaver

A Generation of Fresno Kids Dreamed of Being the Next Tom Seaver

Bill McEwen

September 3, 2020

I grew up when any Fresno kid who had a bat and glove or a shoebox stuffed with baseball cards wanted to be the next Tom Seaver. Bill McEwen Opinion He was the star pitcher with the big fastball, the network TV commercials, a beautiful wif...

Producers Dairy Wants to Close H Street. Protests Planned.

David Taub

September 2, 2020

A Fresno milk processor's $4 million plan to improve trucking efficiency and air quality would close a street leading toward downtown Fresno. Producers Dairy wants to close H Street between Palm and Belmont ...

Nail Salons Say Newsom Has Forgotten Them as All Other States Allow Reopening

Jim Jakobs

August 31, 2020

Nail salon owners are disappointed that Gov. Gavin Newsom won't allow them to open like hair salons and barbershops. "Out of 50 states, we're the only ones that cannot open. So, how can that be fair?...

At Least 8 City Employees Have Tested Positive for COVID, Records Show

David Taub

August 27, 2020

At least eight Fresno city employees have contracted COVID-19, according to mandatory notices sent by the city's personnel department. GV Wire viewed eight notices sent between Aug. 7 and Aug. 27. The city would not confirm whether the notices represent the...

Fresno Homeless Count: 45% More People on Streets, More People Housed

Bill McEwen

August 26, 2020

Even as local leaders marshal more resources and team up to tackle homelessness, the number of people living on the streets of Fresno has climbed 45%. Listen to this article: https://d28jd3p91iwyr0.cl...

Picture of a young man carrying a box of donated groceries

Free COVID Testing, Groceries Saturday at Roeding Park

David Taub

August 21, 2020

Free COVID-19 testing and groceries will be available Saturday at Roeding Park. Sponsored by Fresno councilman Miguel Arias, the event runs from 8 a.m. to noon. The event will take place next to the Chaffee ...

California Pizza Kitchen Closes in Fresno, Blames COVID-19

Jim Jakobs

August 20, 2020

The California Pizza Kitchen in the Villaggio Shopper Center in north Fresno is permanently closed. The restaurant partially blames the COVID-19 pandemic. GV Wire℠ arrived at the restaurant Thursday morning. A single worker there appeared to be starting the...

On Day One, Biden to Undo Trump Policies on Climate, Virus

Biden Halts Oil and Gas Leases, Permits on US Land and Water

Madera Hospital ICU Overrun With COVID Patients as State Promises Help

Dyer Vows to Deliver Emergency Rent Aid ‘as Soon as We Can’

US Should Return to Nuclear Deal, Says Iranian Expert Parsi

Home State Advantage: What a Vice President Kamala Harris Means for California

In Neighborhoods With Street Named for MLK, Residents are Poorer, Highly Segregated: Study

How California’s Budget Depends on Staggering Wealth Gap

Fresno City, Reedley Colleges Officially Cancel Sports Seasons Due to Pandemic

Dog Spent Days Outside Turkish Hospital Waiting for Owner

Coaches Want to Restart Football in Spring, Even if Local COVID Infections are ‘Substantial’

No-Go for Joe Exotic: Trump Pardon List Omits ‘Tiger King’

Walters: Changing Election Rules Alters Outcomes

Five Things to Know About California’s New US Senator, Alex Padilla

Walters: After COVID-19, Drought Threat Still Looms

Karbassi: Keep Retail Open During COVID to Ensure Economic Recovery

GV Wire Unfiltered - January 12, 2021

Eid al-Fitr Marks End of Ramadan, but COVID-19 Curtails Big Events

LIVE: Daily Briefing from Gov. Gavin Newsom

COVID-19 Brings a New Kind of Ramadan for Muslim Community

Supreme Court Rejects GOP Bid to Overturn Biden's Pennsylvania Win

Valley GOP Lawmaker Valadao Votes To Impeach Trump

Biden Win Confirmed After Pro-Trump Mob Storms US Capitol

Trump Says He’ll ‘Fight Like Hell’ to Hold on to Presidency

Military Helicopters Airlift 164 People at Edison Lake From Creek Fire

Why Don’t We Do It in the Road? Tower Eateries Start Today.

CRMC Nurse Dies From COVID-19 After 46 Days in Hospital

A Generation of Fresno Kids Dreamed of Being the Next Tom Seaver

Producers Dairy Wants to Close H Street. Protests Planned.

Nail Salons Say Newsom Has Forgotten Them as All Other States Allow Reopening

At Least 8 City Employees Have Tested Positive for COVID, Records Show

Fresno Homeless Count: 45% More People on Streets, More People Housed

Free COVID Testing, Groceries Saturday at Roeding Park

California Pizza Kitchen Closes in Fresno, Blames COVID-19

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