District 2 candidates trade jabsTwo distinct views divide the political turf in the race for the District 2 seat on the Fresno County Board of Supervisors.
By Cyndee Fontana / The Fresno Bee
11:49:32 PM Monday, May 12, 2008
Council hopefuls hear residents' complaintsPinedale residents concerned that the city of Fresno is dragging its feet in making improvements to their neighborhood received pledges to speed up the process Monday night from two City Council candidates.
By James Guy / The Fresno Bee
11:14:39 PM Monday, Apr 28, 2008
Letter from state Sen. Dave Cogdill about Armenian genocideNinety-Three Years of Waiting10:41:03 AM Thursday, Apr 24, 2008
Fiscal responsibility key in District 4 voteThe candidates agree that fiscal responsibility is essential for the next District 4 representative on the Fresno City Council. Revenues are shrinking while demand for city services is high.
By Brad Branan / The Fresno Bee
10:46:13 PM Monday, Apr 21, 2008
Fresno mayoral hopefuls chart first 100 daysA new mayor might not be the only change at City Hall next January.
By Denny Boyles / The Fresno Bee
11:54:43 PM Thursday, Apr 17, 2008
Budget challenges dog mayor candidatesFresno's next mayor will inherit a challenge -- how to balance the budget and preserve police, fire and other services when city revenues are shrinking.
By Denny Boyles / The Fresno Bee
11:33:41 PM Monday, Apr 14, 2008
Fund aimed at affordable housingOfficials hope a $500,000 fund created by the Fresno City Council last week will spark new affordable housing projects for families whose income falls below the average for the area.
By Denny Boyles / The Fresno Bee
11:20:01 PM Monday, Nov 12, 2007
California sues feds over emissionsSACRAMENTO -- California sued the federal government Thursday to force a decision on the state's request to enforce tough new rules aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles.
By E.J. Schultz / Bee Capitol Bureau
12:07:04 AM Friday, Nov 9, 2007
River bill hits rapids in D.C.WASHINGTON -- Oil and gas producers working in the Gulf of Mexico would pay to help restore the San Joaquin River under a bill that encountered new difficulties Wednesday amid growing debate.
By Michael Doyle / Bee Washington Bureau
11:49:22 PM Wednesday, Nov 7, 2007
Ballot push targets gangs12:07:54 AM Tuesday, Oct 23, 2007
Madera Co. water bank OK'd by House11:25:40 PM Monday, Oct 22, 2007
Clinton energizes Fresno crowd11:34:48 PM Monday, Oct 22, 2007
Anderson seeks 3rd term on board11:49:24 PM Thursday, Oct 18, 2007
9 vying for 3 seats on Malaga water board11:15:07 PM Friday, Oct 19, 2007
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