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Clovis Unified Mourns Passing of Former Superintendent Terry Bradley

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Clovis At-Risk Missing Person Found Dead in Fresno Canal

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What Happens to Parks Tax if it Competes with Public Safety?

If a public safety sales tax initiative qualifies for the November ballot, promoters of a separate parks tax initiative may think twice. Nearly 100 people attended an informational meeting organized by Fresno for Parks. The group wants to add 3/8 of a percent to the sales tax rate to go...

‘I Am Absolutely Not a Slumlord,’ Says City Council Candidate

The Fresno City Council will receive a quarterly report from ASET, the city’s Anti-Slum Enforcement Team at its Thursday (April 5) meeting. One of the properties in the status report, 5035-5048 E. Lane Avenue, belongs to Sean Sanchez. The city found over 1,300 violations at the 16-unit complex. “I am...

The 2020 Mayoral Race Is On. Brand Cashes First Campaign Check.

The Fresno City Council changed the city’s campaign finance law March 8, removing time limits for candidates to start collecting contributions. While it was moot for the 2018 race, it impacts future races. Technically, the law begins April 8. But that hasn’t stopped Mayor Lee Brand from accepting his first donation for...

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