Julianna Morano

Fresno is the largest city in California without its own arts and culture department, office, or division at City Hall. With the City of Fresno taking over administration of the annual Measure P competitive grants following an embezzlement scandal, some want the city to hire its own roster of arts professionals.

County officials tell Fresnoland they're planning to formally announce the new temporary location in late October and to open likely by Christmas.

An ex-Justice Department lawyer and a nonprofit leader square off in a bare-knuckle campaign to represent much of the west side, the Tower District and Fresno High in the Fresno City Council D1 race.

Assemblymember Joaquin Arambula and Fresno Unified Trustee Keshia Thomas both oppose SEDA, wouldn't commit to data centers and neither candidate is a stranger to critical headlines.

The Fresno City Council will discuss whether to move forward with the rate changes on Thursday, which would affect residential, commercial and industrial customers' bills differently.

The Fresno City Council will vote on Thursday whether to allocate $1 million toward an Immigration Legal Defense Fund. What's at stake?

The Fresno City Council will decide this week whether to set aside a record amount of funding for legal support for the city’s immigrant residents as a sur

The Fresno City Council also approved the creation of a designated zone for street vendors in the Tower District on weekends.

On Friday, drivers for the Central California Food Bank will decide whether they want union representation.

Fresno Police Chief Mindy Casto issued a public apology to council candidate Naindeep Singh in a news conference late Tuesday after a report confirmed there were no drugs in his system after he was arrested over the weekend on suspicion of a DUI.