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Flix Bus Service Launches Service Between Fresno and Las Vegas
FRESNO, CA (KMJ) – Starting October 1, travelers in Fresno and the Central Valley will have a new way to get to Las Vegas without the cost and hassle of driving or flying. North America’s fastest-growing intercity bus service, is launching a direct service between Fresno and Las Vegas, creating a new link between California’s Central Valley and Southern Nevada.
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Fresno approved $12.3M plan to repave Shaw Avenue from Highway 99 to Highway 41
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — A long-awaited overhaul of one of Fresno’s busiest roads is moving forward. City leaders say they now have a plan and funding to repave Shaw Avenue from Highway 99 to Highway 41. Councilmember Mike Karbassi said, “Well, if you see a smile on my...
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Valley groups voice opposition to High-Speed Rail Authority’s plan to move proposed station outside downtown Merced
A coalition of Valley groups wants to put the brakes on a proposal to relocate Merced’s planned downtown high-speed rail station. This week, the nonprofit organization California Rural Legal Assistance sent a letter to the state’s High-Speed Rail Authority, on behalf of Community Alliance for Sustainable Economies and a variety of Valley groups.
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Officials cite concerns over Measure S impacts in Reedley
REEDLEY — City officials are concerned that the provisions of the Fresno County Transportation Act, known as Measure S, could spell financial trouble for Reedley. Mike Leonardo, a former executive director for the Fresno County Transportation Authority, gave residents a run-down on the half-cent transportation sales tax on the ballot this November at a special meeting held on Sept. 22. He and city officials voiced concerns that strict requirements could cut funding for local road maintenance projects, and potentially require the city to repay more than $100 million for failing to meet the measure’s road condition standards.
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Planners want to make high-speed rail a gateway to Yosemite. Central Valley residents aren't happy
Plans to make high-speed rail the new gateway to Yosemite National Park have met resistance from community organizers in the Central Valley, who last week sent a cease-and-desist letter to the California High-Speed Rail. It's the first salvo in what could be a long legal battle to preserve the original...
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Fresno Active Transportation Advisory Committee 9-23-2026
Previously Named the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC). The Active Transportation Advisory Committee (ATAC) will serve as an integral part of the Active Transportation Plan. To advise the City Council, Office of the Mayor and City staff on active transportation matter. To advise and recommend policies for the planning, development and maintenance of active transportation systems for safe and enjoyable circulation for both utilitarian commuting travel and recreations within the City. To ensure sensitivity to active transportation issues in the design and implementation of all Public Works projects which impact active transportation users.