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Good morning! It’s Tuesday, Sept. 1. This is Rob. Valley fracking: The Bureau of Land Management has identified 44 potential sites for oil and gas drilling across the San Joaquin Valley, including 140 acres in Coalinga. The Fresno Bee Listen up: California’s powwow season recently kicked off in Central California, bringing together tribes from as…
Good morning! It’s Monday, Aug. 31. This is Rob. ICYMI: Fresno councilmember Nick Richardson is proposing a 10-year ban on data centers in city limits, to be discussed Thursday. Fresnoland Swim hesitation: Fresno Unified started offering free swim lessons in 2020, but they still can’t fill all the spots open, as parents hesitate. EdSource Water…
Quote of the Week “Fresno has this way of just making you stay despite you not planning on it. It’s a sticky place.” —Rumi Coffee shop owner Hamed Alghazali, talking to Fresnoland Food’s Vince Mancini about why he continues to stay in the region. You asked, we answered. We officially have a merch store! We’re…
Celebrating Fresno’s great MIddle Eastern bakeries.
Good morning! It’s Friday. Aug. 28. This is Rob. Pesticides and schools? A Fresno-area parent group spoke out Wednesday, calling on the district to ban the use of around 50 additional pesticides and chemicals that farmers are allowed to use around rural schools. Fresnoland Safe routes: “Measure C is providing $6 million for new sidewalks,…
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