Public policy is all about connecting the dots. Two long-running issues have again pushed their way to the top of Fresno Mayor Lee Brand’s agenda – high-speed rail and marijuana. The bullet train and weed...

As big-buck Recharge Fresno projects roll on, City officials are keeping their eyes on Temperance Flat along with residential and commercial water rates.

Exclusive from City Hall: Georgeanne White, power broker and chief of staff to two Mayors, will step down as Asst. Public Utilities Director. Jim Verros sits down with Georgeanne.

City officials are fond of public updates on restoring Fulton Street and building Recharge Fresno water facilities. But we’ve heard nothing about BRT.

The time has come for Mayor Lee Brand to choose: reorganize Development and Resource Management or rename it to the "Grab Bag Department."

HUD's probe notes that City officials were in over their heads administering block grants. What's missing? Ashley Swearengin's role.

Fresno screwed up the spending of more than $8 million in federal grants, a HUD inspector general report reveals.

As the City prepares to address homelessness, the City Council is ready to codify a bar on aggregating speakers' time at the podium during meetings.

Scott Mozier is back to being Fresno’s fulltime Public Works director, deciding the assistant city manager’s job wasn’t for him.