Kansen Chu Archives

Divisions of Labor? Reports of Heated Debate on Parks Sales Tax.

October 2, 2018

Is there a split among city labor organizations over Measure P, the 3/8 of a cent sales tax initiative for parks that Fresno voters will decide next month? A mini-debate broke out at a recent city labor function, that multiple sources told GV Wire became he...

Arias Says Ethics Complaint Is ‘Character Assassination’

David Taub

August 17, 2018

Fresno City Council candidate Miguel Arias is the subject of another ethics complaint. And he's responding by assailing "the ultra-conservative folks in Fresno" he says are his critics. Politics 101 ...

A photo of a young girl covering her eyes while receiving a shot.

As Vaccine-Before-Welfare Bill Moves On, Parents Demand Rights

David Taub

June 28, 2018

A controversial bill regarding access to welfare and immunizations passed out of a state Senate committee Tuesday. But the author said he would consider amending the aspect of the bill that troubles parents’ ri...

Should Vaccines Be Required To Receive Welfare?

David Taub

June 25, 2018

Assemblyman Kansen Chu (D-San Jose) says he doesn’t want to penalize welfare recipients whose children’s immunizations aren't up to date. Assemblyman Kansen Chu (D-San Jose) But his proposed AB 1992 may just do just that, according to a parents’ ...

With Change, Home Builders No Longer Oppose AB 199

David Taub

April 18, 2017

Will a change of one line in a contentious labor bill quell the uproar of homebuilders? AB 199 was supposed to be a piece of legislation that cleared up a loophole and help construction works. Instead, it ga...

Change in law could increase home prices

David Taub

March 9, 2017

A bill circulating in Sacramento could make home buying just a little bit harder. AB 199 would apply prevailing wages for labor building private homes, with those in the building industry saying that would have...

Seems Like Old Times: Boise State, Fresno State Top MW Teams

With Another Search Looming, Hall Named Fresno PD Chief

Who is Taking Bullard Students Off-Campus for Birth Control Pills?

Mexican Man Who Supports Trump Convicted of Voter Fraud

Is Ethnic Studies Plan Too Politically Correct Even for California?

At UC Merced, a Pipeline for More Diverse Faculty

What’s Holding Up Start of $38M Affordable Housing Project?

When Will Politicians Stop Repeating Myths About Mass Shootings?

Nike Yanks 'Betsy Ross Flag' Shoe After Kaepernick Complains

Rolling Stones Get Name on Martian Rock That Rolled

Trump Awards Medal of Freedom to NBA Star Bob Cousy

Column: Antonio Brown Is All in. At Least for Now

Walters: California’s Other Fiscal Crisis

Brand’s Police Chief Choice Reflects His Integrity, Not a Charade

At UC Merced, a Pipeline for More Diverse Faculty

Walters: Do ‘Red Flag’ Laws Actually Save Lives?

District 2 Candidates Weigh in on Homeless, Police, Potholes

Can You Hear Us Now? Give the GV Wire ‘Listen’ Feature a Try.

NW Fresno Council Candidates Clash Over Police, Homeless

California’s Worsening Wildfires, Explained

Karbassi Keeps Fundraising Lead in NW Fresno Council Race

A Clovis Unified Trustee Will Retire in 2020. Who Wants the Seat?

Trump Ties US Success to 2nd term: ‘You Have to Vote for Me’

Colorado’s Hickenlooper Ending 2020 White House Bid

Divisions of Labor? Reports of Heated Debate on Parks Sales Tax.

Arias Says Ethics Complaint Is ‘Character Assassination’

As Vaccine-Before-Welfare Bill Moves On, Parents Demand Rights

Should Vaccines Be Required To Receive Welfare?

With Change, Home Builders No Longer Oppose AB 199

Change in law could increase home prices

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