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Election 2018
Democrat Daniel Parra Endorses Republican Rob Poythress For CA Senate District 12
October 14, 2018Fowler's Mayor Pro-Tem, a Democrat, endorses Republican Rob Poythress for the California's 12th Senate District.
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Fresno City Hall
Imagine A Day Without Water
October 14, 2018Fresno leaders urge the public to imagine a time without a modern infrastructure to deliver water to all of society’s customers in a timely and reliable manner.
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Fresno City Hall
Fresno’s Richard Salinas Named California’s Code Enforcement Officer Of The Year
October 14, 2018Senior Community Revitalization Specialist, Richard Salinas, who is responsible for compliance and enforcement of land use/conditional use permits receives an award from the California Association of Code Enforcement Officers (CACEO).
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Fresno City Hall
Proposed Utility Hike For Fresno Could Increase Overall Monthly Bill by 22.2%
October 11, 2018City of Fresno reviews process for possible rate increases in utilities to ensure rates adequately and efficiently fund the ongoing delivery of the essential services and accurately and proportionally reflect the City’s costs of service.
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Fresno City Hall
What’s Next For The Hotel Fresno Project?
October 9, 2018Fresno Hotel project is another piece of downtown revitalization, but many questions arise after September 27, 2018 council meeting.
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Election 2018
Democrat Daniel Parra Endorses Republican Rob Poythress For CA Senate District 12
October 14, 2018Fowler's Mayor Pro-Tem, a Democrat, endorses Republican Rob Poythress for the California's 12th Senate District.
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Fresno City Hall
Fresno’s Richard Salinas Named California’s Code Enforcement Officer Of The Year
October 14, 2018Senior Community Revitalization Specialist, Richard Salinas, who is responsible for compliance and enforcement of land use/conditional use permits receives an award from the California Association of Code Enforcement Officers (CACEO).
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Fresno City Hall
What’s Next For The Hotel Fresno Project?
October 9, 2018Fresno Hotel project is another piece of downtown revitalization, but many questions arise after September 27, 2018 council meeting.
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Fresno City Hall
Fresno City Council Conservative & Liberal Agree On Limited Consultant Work
October 7, 2018Fresno Housing Division will be operating at less than 30% staffing in the coming weeks, so consultants to the tune of $417,510 are needed, but Council Member Soria and Bredefeld send stern warning to limit...
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Fresno City Hall
Herndon PG&E Control Building: Private Property Rights vs. Historical Designation
October 8, 2018PG&E withdraws demolition permit application for Herndon control building, but may still tear down the 1930's building.
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Fresno City Hall
Proposed Utility Hike For Fresno Could Increase Overall Monthly Bill by 22.2%
October 11, 2018City of Fresno reviews process for possible rate increases in utilities to ensure rates adequately and efficiently fund the ongoing delivery of the essential services and accurately and proportionally reflect the City’s costs of service.
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Fresno City Hall
Imagine A Day Without Water
October 14, 2018Fresno leaders urge the public to imagine a time without a modern infrastructure to deliver water to all of society’s customers in a timely and reliable manner.
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Sports
The boon for Tedford’s Fresno State turnaround? Tickets, recruits, and buzz.
October 24, 2017Jeff Tedford and his Bulldogs are well on their way to giving Fresno State officials something they’ve dreamed about for years: Leverage on the ticket prices.
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Sports
Bulldogs steamroll New Mexico, 38-0, with dazzling offense
October 14, 2017Behind Marcus McMariyon's arm (and even legs), Fresno State continued its roll through Mountain West play staying unbeaten in the conference.
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From HQ
Introducing CVO Video
October 9, 2017CVObserver is excited to roll out our new YouTube channel – CVO Video – and announce our first show, starring Editor-At-Large Jim Verros.
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Schools
Jim Verros on a Fresno Unified strike: “It’s going to change the conversation”
September 25, 2017A teacher's strike will shakeup the summer storyline of Brooke Ashjian's comments and put the focus back on bread-and-butter issues.
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Big Gov
Jim Verros on DACA changes: “Absolutely this is a ploy” by both parties
September 10, 2017Jim Verros talked with CBS47 This Morning to discuss changes to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
