Fresno City Hall
Faster Route To I-5 For Fresnans
Fresno County Transportation Authority board weighing plan for a first-class surface road running west from Fresno to I-5 which could move more people per year than the bullet train on its truncated route.
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High Speed Rail Reality
February 15, 2019Governor Gavin Newsom supports High Speed Rail for the Central Valley focusing on the Merced-to-Bakersfield, and cutting off other planned routes.
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Old Hotel Could Be Another Apartment Complex In Downtown Fresno
February 8, 2019Fresno Housing Authority could turn the Econo Inn in downtown Fresno into affordable housing with 26 units.
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Fresno Parks or Senior Housing? The City Needs Both
February 4, 2019$620,000 slated for Parks Department improvements could be reprogrammed to Community Development Block Grant funds.
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Fresno BRT Update: Expenses Rise, Fewer Customers
January 26, 2019New Fresno City Council members have a large task in crafting the future success of public transportation and must balance service delivered and overall expenditure.
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Greg Barfield Officially Becomes Fresno’s Transportation Director
January 25, 2019Greg Barfield receives promotion as officially becoming Transportation Director.
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$16.5 Million Expenditure From The City Of Fresno For Reuse Of Biosolids
January 25, 2019City of Fresno considering spending $16.5 million expenditure for biosolids and giving companies what they essentially need.
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Infill Update: Assemi Group’s Fig Garden Financial Center Tower
January 25, 2019Assemi Group desires to build a fourth office tower in Fig Garden Financial Center and additional parking in an area that now includes two empty fields and portions of San Jose and Colonial avenues.
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Fresno Police Department News: Crime Decreased In 2018 & New SWAT Vehicle For 267k Purchased
January 12, 2019Fresno Police Department reports decreased crime in Fresno and the City Council approved a 267k SWAT vehicle to replace the current 1977 vehicle.
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Fresno Will Spend 318k For Irrigation Consultants
January 12, 2019The City of Fresno's Blair-Church-Flynn contract calls for a complete overhaul of the irrigation systems at Woodward and Roeding and construction would follow council approval of the plan.