Schwarzenegger back in Fresno to talk budget
For the third time in two weeks, Gov. Schwarzenegger visited the Fresno area today to talk water and budget issues.
For the third time in two weeks, Gov. Schwarzenegger visited the Fresno area today to talk water and budget issues.
Hoisting signs, shouting “turn on the pumps” and shielding themselves any way possible from the sun, a crowd of up to 4,000 people gathered at Fresno City Hall today to call attention to the Valley’s water crisis.
The California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank has issued $10 million in tax-exempt industrial development bonds on behalf of Olam West Coast, Inc.'s Firebaugh facility.
Average real wages in Fresno increased 1.9 percent from the fourth quarter of 2008 to the first quarter of 2009, according to data compiled by the Brookings Institute.
Part of the Brooks and Dunn music video “Indian Summer” was shot at Chowchilla High School’s football stadium last week, reported the Merced Sun-Star newspaper.
The McClatchy Co., publisher of The Fresno Bee, announced today it is downsizing...
Guaranty Bank, which has two branches in the Fresno area, may not be around much...
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For the third time in two weeks, Gov. Schwarzenegger visited the Fresno area today...
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