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News Releases
| Joined by Mayor Ashley Swearengin and community members, City Manager Andy Souza today announced the appointment of Eddie J. Aubrey of Federal Way, Wash., who has 29 years of public service experience as a former police officer, deputy prosecuting attorney and judge, as the City of Fresno’s first director of the Office of Independent Review. >more |
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| Mayor Ashley Swearengin today issued the following statement after the state Legislature passed a comprehensive water package that includes an $11 billion bond measure: “This is an historic step that is profoundly important to the future of Fresno, the San Joaquin Valley and the entire state of California. Our region and our state simply could not succeed if we didn’t address our water infrastructure challenges. This action should serve as a real turning point in making sure that we have water to meet our needs, both now and in the future. “Our Valley legislators deserve our strong praise for continuing to push this complex and contentious issue forward >more |
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| A number of streets in northeast Fresno will be closed on Sunday, November 8 along the route of the Eye-Q Two-Cities Marathon. The course starts at 7 a.m. on Friant Road near Audubon Drive and runs along surrounding neighborhoods and into Clovis before returning to the finish line in Woodward Park >more |
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| Valley Decorating will be recognized by the Fresno City Council on Thursday as its latest “PrimeTime for Business” selection. Valley Decorating is a locally owned company which, despite being a hidden gem in the downtown community, has become the life of the party across the United States. Each month, the City’s Department of Downtown and Community Revitalization invites selected local companies to appear before the City Council to share background on their business. >more |
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| City of Fresno officials today unveiled a program that will provide prescription drug discount cards to city residents to help them save up to 20 percent on prescriptions that are not covered by insurance. The City is making the free prescription drug discount cards available to Fresno residents through a program sponsored by the National League of Cities (NLC). The card has no enrollment or membership fees, and there are no claim forms to fill out and no limit to the number of times residents can use the card. >more |
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| Celebrity Chef Garrett Henderson will conduct a live “healthy cooking” demonstration at the Fulton Mall Farmers Market on Wednesday, October 28 from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m >more |
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| The City of Fresno is seeking applications to fill a vacancy on its Disability Advisory Commission (DAC). The DAC addresses issues affecting persons with disabilities and advises the Mayor, City Council, City Boards, Commissions, Committees, and staff on public policy matters. It also facilitates citizen input and serves as an information resource to people with disabilities. Applicants must be residents of the City of Fresno or executive staff members representing (non-City) governmental or nonprofit agencies serving people with disabilities in the City of Fresno >more |
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| The Fresno City Council today unanimously approved new rules pertaining to the operation of restaurants, bars and nightclubs. The revised ordinance creates more uniform standards for these establishments and sets more stringent public notification requirements than current regulations call for. The new rules were drafted after months of meetings and discussions with restaurateurs, night club operators, event promoters, residents, police officials and other stakeholders. >more |
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| Mayor Ashley Swearengin today said that while the City of Fresno’s current fiscal year budget remains in balance, the city must make swift adjustments to address a potential $27.8 million shortfall in next year’s budget. “There is little, if any, good news in our budget situation,” Mayor Swearengin said in a quarterly budget presentation to Fresno City Council. “Like most other cities in California, we are continuing to experience a significant decline in revenue >more |
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| A proposal to simplify the rules pertaining to the operation of restaurants, bars and nightclubs was presented to the Fresno City Council today. The proposal would create a set of uniform definitions and standards and establish more stringent public notification requirements than current regulations call for. The new rules were drafted after months of meetings and discussions with restaurateurs, night club operators, event promoters, residents, police officials and other stakeholders. >more |
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