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Good morning! It’s Monday, June 23. This is Rob, wishing you a happy National Detroit-style pizza day!
Fresno begins heating back up this week after a weekend of mild-for-us temperatures. Expect a high of around 89 today, with the heat climbing to the mid and upper-90s by the end of the week.
“In the wake of U.S. airstrikes on Iran, groups across Fresno gathered Sunday to call for peace and express concern over the escalating conflict.” ABC30
Fresno-area leaders reacted to news of the U.S. strike on Iran over the weekend. KSEE
“Services at Madera Community Hospital continue to be restored, more than two years after its initial closure. But the hospital now faces new challenges as Republicans in Congress push a funding bill that includes large cuts to Medicaid.” KVPR
“Madera’s mayor walked away Wednesday as the City Council honored a local high school group for Pride month, continuing her apparent trend of avoiding recognition of LGBTQ+ community members.” The Fresno Bee
Fresno Yosemite International Airport is calling for artists to submit proposals for murals at the city’s airport. Artists may submit proposals for more than one mural. Each proposal will require a separate submission. More information
‘Unacceptable.’ Fresno officials push for OSHA heat safety rule, despite uncertainty under Trump
Fresno officials and labor leaders are urging the federal government to follow California’s lead and implement heat safety standards for workers nationwide. Local advocacy for a federal rule came on the heels of the first week of hearings by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) over a proposal to […]
