Fresno City Council pushes back most of Mayor Dyer’s housing policies, for now
Tiny homes and funding for the city’s housing trust fund moved forward, while a voucher incentive program, community land trusts, and rent stabilization proposals were tabled.
Former government building in Fresno to become affordable housing, Gov. Newsom says
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that a former government building in Fresno, California is now open for affordable housing development.
Fresno County heat waves will last longer in the future. Here’s what that means for your health
Heatwaves inf Fresno County are expected to last for longer as a result of climate change and it will impact the community’s health.
Developer Brad Hardie not reappointed to planning commission. Here’s what he had to say.
Brad Hardie, the president of Regency Property Management and the co-founder of RH Community Builders and Elevate Services Inc,, will not be reappointed to the Fresno planning commission.
Fresno renters pay more of their income to housing compared to most major US cities, study finds
Fresno ranks among the top 20 most severely cost-burdened cities in the nation for renters and homeowners, according to a July study by SmartAsset, a financial technology company. Among the factors contributing to the housing crisis in Fresno are rents and home costs that skyrocketed during the pandemic, low wages and a mismatch of affordable…
‘¿Esto es libertad? No tengo nada.’Los residentes de Fresno enfrentan desafíos para encontrar vivienda después del encarcelamiento
La lucha por encontrar vivienda después del encarcelamiento es común. Christopher Washington, el ex presidente de Fresno City College, se quedó sin hogar después de seis meses en la cárcel.
Homelessness increased 15% in Fresno, Madera counties during pandemic – even as number of shelter beds grew
The Fresno Madera Continuum of Care released 2022 data on homelessness, including sheltered and unsheltered individuals.
‘This is a basic human need.’ Fresno launches free mobile shower, bathrooms for homeless
Roughly two years after the Fresno City Council approved mobile showers and restrooms for the unhoused community, the city’s first mobile shower trailer is up and running. The trailer, which has four bathrooms equipped with showers, toilets and sinks, sits across the street from the Poverello House on Thursday morning. It was hooked up to…
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