Hilmar
Hilmar, CA · Real Estate
KMPH.com
Near Peach and Tulare, Fresno neighbors plead for action on squatter-ridden house
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — A vacant home near Peach and Tulare avenues in Fresno has become a growing source of frustration for neighbors, who say the property has turned into a hotspot for squatters, trash and criminal activity. Residents say boarded-up windows, overflowing garbage and reports of rats and...
midvalleytimes.com
Parlier permits carports, limits tow rotation list
PARLIER – Updated carport and towing regulations will go into effect in Parlier this August thanks to the council’s final approval of two new ordinances. After many months of consideration, the city of Parlier has developed updated guidelines for carports on residential properties and put in place a policy that gives preference to tow companies within city limits. Both ordinances were first heard and approved on June 18 and were unanimously adopted by the Parlier City Council after second readings on July 2. They will go into effect 30 days after the adoption.
fresnoland.org
Fresno used to be a cheap place to live. Now evictions are piling up as experts and residents brace for ‘the worst’
Dozens of people like Dawnielle Carter wake up bright and early every Tuesday with their heads hanging low, waiting for final judgement. The hallways of Fresno’s M Street courthouse are a daily gridlock of rushed and harried drivers scrambling to pay off traffic tickets and parking fines. But once a week, down the hall, past the tangled knot of disgruntled drivers, dozens of county residents wait, tired and frightened, to fight to stay in their homes and off the streets.
CFO.com
Granville Homes’ ex-CFO files whistleblower suit
The former finance chief of a central California real estate development company has filed a whistleblower lawsuit alleging he was subject to “unlawful retaliation and wrongful termination.”. In a June 16 complaint filed in Fresno County Superior Court, Ryan Toncheff said he was fired from Fresno-area developer Granville Homes...
YourCentralValley.com
Money Monday: Fresno Realtors on consumer confidence during the summer season
FRESNO, Calif. (KGPE) – It’s Money Monday. Katherine Phillips sat down with Carmen Jimenez Phillips with the Fresno Association of Realtors to discuss how the busy summer buying and selling season is going. Phillips also shared new data on consumer sentiment in the housing market. To learn more, watch the interview in the segment above.
News & Review
Letters to the editor: June 2026
California has a long history of reckoning with the Asian American community, and Oroville is no exception. Tule Lake Segregation Center to the north and Arboga Assembly Center Memorial site, less than an hour south, serve as a reminder of how racism, fear, and suspicion have shaped California’s relationship with Asian immigrants.
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The story of Fresno's Tower District
Fresno’s Tower District is known for nightlife, live entertainment and an inclusive attitude. But how did this neighborhood come to be? We’ll explore that story today on KVPR Central Valley Roots. The Tower District takes its name from the neon-clad Tower Theater, a streamline moderne movie palace at...
mercedcountytimes.com
Barbershop owner, Realtor, Yader Zeledon announces campaign for Merced City Council
Yader Zeledon — a Merced barber who started his own business on Main Street and then extended his talents to the local real estate market — kicked off his campaign for the District 6 seat on the Merced City Council during an event at the La Finca Branding Iron on June 25.
fresnoland.org
Fresno gets final chunk of state funding for downtown roads, sidewalks and sewer lines
Fresno finally got its last bite out of millions in state funding to fix infrastructure in the city’s downtown and Chinatown neighborhoods. Mayor Jerry Dyer announced Tuesday afternoon that the state budget, which Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Monday, secured the last installment of his promise to direct $250 million to Fresno’s infrastructure.
realtor.com
I Quit California—and My TV Career—to Lead a Slower, Cheaper Lifestyle in Tennessee Where My Family Can Thrive on a Single Income
Thinking about moving to another state, but not sure how to start? Welcome to Crossing the Line, where real people spill about how they searched for properties in another state. Today,. Justin Davis, a 52-year-old real estate agent, shares what led him and his family to leave the city of...
SFGate
YourCentralValley.com
‘A catalyst for downtown’: Fresno approves new 174-unit apartment
The City of Fresno has approved the construction of the Park at South Stadium Apartments, an 8-story, 174-unit building with affordable and market rate housing, which is expected to be completed in 2028 and help bring the city's downtown population to 10,000 residents.