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Dyer’s Youth Jobs Program Delivers Opportunities and New Beginnings

The city's job corps program is providing life-changing opportunities to Fresno youths and young adults. Just ask Julianna Perez and Camery Jones. Or  Jordan Sengchanh. They were among the young residents surrounding Mayor Jerry Dyer Tuesday morning at an event celebrating the hiring of more than 100 interns through the...

Bredefeld, Pro-Life Leader Speak Out Against Planned Parenthood Grant

  Surrounded by a group of civic and religious leaders, Fresno City Councilmember Garry Bredefeld held a press conference Tuesday afternoon to protest a planned $1 million grant to a local Planned Parenthood clinic. The grant was approved as part of the state budget, but is facing staunch opposition from...

Did Police Get What They Need from Fresno’s New $1.4 Billion Budget?

The Fresno City Council passed the $1.4 billion budget by a 5-2 vote. Council members debated on how well city funding improves police. Councilmembers Garry Bredefeld and Mike Karbassi, who both voted no on the budget, felt more could have been done. "Every one of us campaign on (public safety)....

With Dyer in Charge, City Now Committed to SJ River Access

Dirt could finally be turning at a north Fresno park allowing for access to the San Joaquin River. At a Wednesday news conference on the bluffs of Spano Park overlooking the river, city officials committed $1 million for a traffic light and sidewalk projects. Starting the access projects could finally make real...

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