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☀️ Good morning! Today is Wednesday, September 25. Danielle, here. Summer is truly having it’s final revenge on us here in Fresno with triple-digits yesterday. While today and tomorrow are likely to be slightly cooler, temperatures above 95 degrees expected through the weekend, according to NWS Hanford.

🏈 The Mountain West conference isn’t going to let Fresno State go easily. The Pac-12 filed a lawsuit this week against the conference over a $40 million “poaching penalty” that they allege is unlawful and unenforceable. The Business Journal

🏛️ The City of Fresno is hosting a workshop this evening to educate residents and workers on the new Wage Theft Protection Program, including how to file a wage theft complaint. The workshop is at the Hoover High School cafeteria from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Credit: Von Balanon for Fresnoland

Join us to hear from candidates for Fresno County Supervisor, District 3

The forum will be held on Monday, Oct. 7 at 6:00 p.m. at CMAC. Submit your questions using the form below.

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Fresnolandia Podcast: Where do the homeless go?

On this week’s Fresnolandia podcast, Jordan and Dani go behind the scenes with Fresnoland’s housing reporter, Pablo Orihuela, about his recent reporting on homeless encampment sweeps. He shared the varying perspectives in talking to unhoused residents facing encampment sweeps – and nearby residents in the quiet residential neighborhood – as […]

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Fresno leaders stress ‘accountability’ as camping ban enforcement begins

Fresno city leaders are stressing a message of accountability, as one of the state’s most tough anti-encampment ordinances began enforcement Monday. At a news conference on Monday, they provided clarifying details on their policy, emphasizing a “Treatment First Program” as an alternative to sending offenders of the camping ban to […]

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