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☀️ Good morning! It’s Wednesday, Oct. 9. This is Rob. Expect a high today of around 93 and an overnight low 64. Fresno temperatures should continue to inch downward in the coming days before sliding into the low 80s and — possibly — the high 70s by early next week.

👮‍♀️Fresno City Council President Annalisa Perea and members of the city’s police department will host a community meeting in the Tower District at 5:30 p.m. today focused on crime in the front yard of a home at 1287 N. Del Mar Ave., near the intersection of East Hedges Avenue. Participants are asked to bring their own chairs. More information

🍨 Superior Dairy, the 95-year-old Hanford ice cream shop and community staple, is up for sale for $2.5 million, The Fresno Bee reported. “The sale will mark the first time the business has not been in the Bowden family’s hands.” The shop that famously makes its own ice cream in house, first opened in 1929.

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New warehouse regulations frustrate environmental and business groups in Fresno

New regulations on where warehouses can be built are coming to California in 2026, and Fresno economic and environmental groups are already bracing for impact. Assembly Bill 98, which received the governor’s signature Sept. 29, establishes new minimum distances between warehouses of at least 250,000 square feet and “sensitive receptors” […]

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Fresno County formalizes anti-camp ordinance enforcement, speed humps also back in play

The Fresno County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a resolution codifying the enforcement process of its anti-encampment ordinance following its passing last month.  Board of Supervisors Chair Nathan Magsig said addressing the needs of the county’s homeless community and its housed residents has been a difficult balancing act to maintain.  […]

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Quintero, Chavez face off in candidate forum for Fresno County Supervisors seat

The candidates for Fresno County Board of Supervisors District 3 seat, current city councilmember Luiz Chavez and incumbent Sal Quintero, talked about policies, plans and changes they seek to make during a candidate forum on Monday, Oct. 7. The forum, which was presented by Fresnoland, Valley Public Radio, the League […]

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