Fresno County Supervisor Buddy Mendes dives into this year's biggest water management crisis: the flooding of the Kings River.

In light of Charlottesville, the melting pot that is supposed to be our nation is melting down. There are two reasons why.

Fresno voted for Prop. 64, but it wasn't carte blanche for legal weed. The City's weed ban exposed inevitable outcomes and an irrational debate.

Politicians and regulators are dangerously detached from the impact and subsequent fallout created by legislation that ignores how farms actually function.

So how can a convention of future farmers skip over California's agricultural bedrock? Easy: It's the hotels, stupid.

Councilman Justin Mendes writes that a decaying Downtown Hanford needs a change, starting with the Bastille.

Fresno City Councilman Garry Bredefeld lays out his opposition to Mayor Brand's Police Advisory Board.

Legal weed dispensaries add crime, poor tax revenue, and pose a threat to Fresno's kids, Garry Bredefeld writes.

Essentially, this is a $10.8 million blank check handed to the City Council. Every year. In perpetuity.