Planada
Planada, CA · Municipal
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Halloween in Fresno: Find your haunting grounds
A Halloween party isn’t everyone’s scene. The older you get, the more interchangeable your holiday plans become. Many people celebrate by dressing up in their costumes, enjoying drinks and dancing. These parties can range from being at houses to bars or even public venues out in town or the city.
YourCentralValley.com
Steve Hilton brings $3 gas fill-up event to Sanger
Gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton is scheduled to hold a press conference in Sanger this Thursday where he will discuss plans to cap vehicle registration and offer $3-a-gallon gas to the first 150 drivers at the Loma Vista Travel Plaza.
yourcentralvalley.com
Sam’s Club gas station to open in Visalia
VISALIA, Calif. ( ) – A Sam’s Club gas station is opening in Visalia on Monday, Oct. 26. Visalia’s first Sam’s Club is projected to open sometime this winter, but the gas station is opening before that on Monday. The gas station is opening at 4343 S. Mooney Blvd. Visalia, CA 93277.
cmac.tv
Research at Fresno State: Political Science Professor Debunks 8 Voting Myths
With the 2026 midterm elections approaching, Fresno State political science professor Dr. Lisa Bryant debunks eight common myths about voting and explains what voters should know before Election Day. From voter registration and mail-in ballots to election night results and ballot security, Dr. Bryant separates fact from fiction and helps clear up common misconceptions about the voting process. In this episode of Tell Me About... we'll explore: Why registering to vote doesn't automatically mean jury duty How mail-in ballots are counted Whether you need to vote in every race The security of ballot drop boxes Why election night results aren't final Voting after recently moving The purpose of holes in ballot envelopes Who can legally return your ballot in California.
mercedcountytimes.com
Merced City Council reviews efforts to invest in public art
Merced has budgeted nearly $728,000 in public art projects since the start of fiscal year 2021, according to a report presented to leaders during the most recent City Council meeting on Oct. 19. Of that total, $449,288 was provided by outside funding such as state grants and community donations, and...
hoodline.com
Saint Agnes Breaks Ground on Downtown Fresno Clinic for Uninsured Residents
Saint Agnes broke ground this week on the Holy Cross Clinic, a new health care facility rising in downtown Fresno just off F and Santa Clara streets, a stone's throw from the Poverello House. The project is designed to provide basic medical care to people who need it most, with organizers hoping doors will open sometime in January if construction and planning stay on track.
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The curious case of Fresno State's search for a new campus
The original sign for the new campus of Fresno State College at Cedar and Shaw Avenues. It was one of the biggest factors in driving Fresno’s northward growth. But how did Fresno State wind up moving from the Tower District to the corner of Shaw and Cedar Avenues? It’s a story full of twists and turns, today on KVPR’s Central Valley Roots.
The Fresno Bee
Councilmember and city give different answers. How vendors get spots in Tower District
At a community meeting to address residents’ concerns about the Tower District, councilmember Miguel Arias said vendors already doing business in the area would have a priority when it comes to setting up in a newly designated vendor zone. However, the city says otherwise, and the situation sowed confusion among vendors trying to adjust to the changes. Crystal Sandoval — owner of Casa del Sazón, a food truck specializing in Mexican food — attended the meeting at the Tower Theatre on Wednesday to ask about who gets dibs on setting up at the new “vendor market zone” at Olive and Van Ness avenues. Sandoval said her business began selling food in the Tower District three years ago, though she told The Bee that, despite being permitted, she eventually relocated outside of Tower due to conflicts with code enforcement officers and growing fines. After asking how the new zone would work — such as whether it would be seniority-based or if there would be an application process — Arias took the microphone from Mayor Jerry Dyer and addressed Sandoval. “We’re going to give priority to the vendors who have been here as long as they have the permits,” Arias said to
KMPH.com
Gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton hosting rally in Fresno on Thursday
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton will host a rally in Fresno on Thursday. The event will take place at the Rotary Amphitheater inside Woodward Park at 5:45 p.m. The rally is taking place just days before the November 3rd General Election. Hilton says the rally...
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Porterville Recorder
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New parking restrictions are being enforced in the Tower District
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — New parking restrictions are being enforced in the Tower District on weekend nights. Parking will be restricted on Olive Avenue between Palm and Van Ness in both directions from Thursday through Sunday starting at 10 p.m. Parking will open up again at 6 a.m. Drivers...