Two Fresno agencies receive state funds for housing projects

Two Fresno agencies were among a list of 32 agencies statewide to receive money from the California Department of Housing and Community Development for housing projects. The Marjoree Mason Center of Fresno County was awarded $1 million and the Fresno County Economic Opportunity Commission received $288,329. The Marjoree Mason Center will use the money to rehabilitate its existing facilities downtown. read more »

It was pretty dry before that 'Miracle March' in 1991

The last storm was a dud, and February might fizzle -- as November, December and January did. But, don't despair, there have been drier seasons in just the last 20 years. Local meteorologist Steve Johnson took a harder look...read more »

Daughter of legendary Mexican artist to visit Fresno State

Guadalupe Rivera Marín, the daughter of celebrated Mexican artist Diego Rivera, will stop by Fresno State on Thursday to offer an intimate look at her childhood in Mexico and growing up with a larger-than-life father. Rivera Marín is the legacy...read more »

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Madera man held in child porn investigation

A 47-year-old Madera man was arrested today on suspicion of possessing child pornography, the Madera County Sheriff's Department said. Detectives serving a search warrant at the man's home also found a small pile of children's undergarments and a bag of processed marijuana.

  • Valley news of the week -- Jan. 29-Feb. 4

    Fresno Unified will lose millions in state funds because several schools haven't met standardized test score requirements, Clovis Unified met with parents of children whose teacher faces molestation charges, and former Fresno State football coach Pat

  • Fresno community is making a gradual comeback

    Eager homebuyers once had to get on a waiting list for a chance at a house in Fresno's Vineyards neighborhood west of Highway 99. That was in 2006. In the five years since then, residents have seen what an imploding real estate market can do.

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