wellness
Fresno Experts Share Sleep Strategies for 20% Working Night Shifts
With nearly one in five Fresno workers on non-standard hours, local clinics and programs are targeting the health toll of circadian chaos.
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culture
Fresno Arts Groups Keep Historic Venues and Monthly Events Thriving
Decades-old institutions and neighborhood spaces continue to support monthly gatherings, exhibitions and performances across Downtown and the Tower District.
Politics
Fresno's Road Funding Plan Faces 30-Day Delay Before Voter Decision
The decision pushes any potential voter decision on the transportation measure past the November ballot and into further review that could shape local street repairs and related employment.
Politics
Fresno Approves 9,000-Acre Development Plan in Tight 4-3 Vote
The decision to move forward with the 9,000-acre Southeast Development Area plan leaves Fresno residents facing potential shifts in city services and school resources as development proceeds.
Politics
Fresno City Council Opens Multiple Channels for February 19 Public Input
Residents gain multiple channels to submit input or watch the session under procedures listed in the official agenda document.
culture
Fresno's Historic Sites Connect Residents to 1872 City Founding
Designated historic sites connected to Fresno's 1872 founding and later preservation status allow residents and visitors to engage directly with the city's documented past.
property
Fresno Rental Market Shifts: Challenges Emerge for Tenants and Landlords
As the regional hub for the Central Valley, Fresno’s real estate market presents distinct challenges for those navigating the rental landscape.
sport
Fresno High Opens Summer Athletics Registration, Offers Free Game Entry
Fresno Unified families can sign up now for team practices and free home game entry through the district athletics site.
wellness
Fresno Shift Workers Use Light and Meals to Fix Sleep
Fresno employees juggling overnight hospital shifts and warehouse runs along Highway 99 are adopting fixed light cues and timed meals to steady their rest cycles.
Politics
Fresno Approves 2026-2027 Budget, Adjusts Property Tax Assessments
The revisions change how assessed values feed into city revenue that supports road repairs and library hours for Fresno households.
Politics
Fresno City Council Approves Infrastructure Spending, Job Programs This Week
Decisions made this week at City Hall are expected to reshape road repair timelines, workforce training access and park services for hundreds of thousands of Fresno residents.
property
Fresno renters face sharper affordability crisis than homebuyers statewide.
A tightening gap between rent and purchase prices in California's interior valleys is reshaping who can afford to stay-and it's not following the playbook of Los Angeles or San Francisco.
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Wellness to the West Organizers Decide on $378 Permit for Southwest Fresno
After two years of volunteer-led health gatherings, the program now weighs whether to submit a $378 special events permit application following city concerns raised at its anniversary fest.
Politics
Fresno Updates Growth Plan Rules for Water, Transportation Infrastructure
The draft environmental report revises how Fresno evaluates growth impacts on transportation networks, water systems and public utilities that serve residents daily.
Politics
Fresno Area Express Gets $12M in New Transit Funding
Senate Bill 312 brings extended evening bus service and lower transfer costs to Fresno Area Express riders starting in 2027, with major changes coming to Route 22.