News across Greater Fresno

What Fresno, Tulare county budgets reveal about cuts ahead
Fresno and Tulare county supervisors adopted multibillion-dollar budgets this week that reflect different near-term financial positions but share a growing

Sanger approves bonds for Cherry Crossing II
SANGER – Following public input and action from the Sanger City Council, the next stage for local affordable housing has secured its final bit of funding. On Sept. 16, the […]

Ramon Romero to lead Reedley Fiesta Parade
REEDLEY – As one of the city’s biggest yearly traditions grows near, residents have selected one the city’s most avid go-getters to lead the way. After a round of community […]

The People on the Move 9/18/2026
Healthcare Central Valley Health Network has named Hnub Lee as its new workforce initiatives and special projects coordinator.

The Business Journal 9.18.26
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Executive Profile: Laura Martina
Laura Martina Founder/CEO Leadby What we do: Results-driven leadership development services customized to meet the needs of executives and
Public Notices 9/18/2026
Trustee (1) TS No. 2605280421 Notice Of Default And Foreclosure Sale U.S. Department Of Housing And Urban Development Recorded in

Fresno leaders proclaim ‘Native American Day’ as tribes gather in downtown
“Too often, our Native American history is treated as just something we read in a history book.”

Among the strongest backers of a Fresno County transportation sales tax: Republican mayors
Republican mayors in Fresno County say they can’t afford to lose a sales tax to fund transportation projects in their rural cities.

Fresno business community mourns Access Plus Capital leader Ushan Samarakone
The Central Valley business community is mourning the death of Ushan Samarakone, vice president of impact at Access Plus Capital

The Business Journal unveils redesigned website with more local coverage
For more than three decades, The Business Journal has served the Central Valley business community with trusted, local news that

Most Valley credit unions grew last year. Three didn’t
Most credit unions in the Central San Joaquin Valley added assets between 2024 and 2025, though three lost ground, according