It took some freaky Friday the 13th vibes to break an over four-year stalemate between city and county leaders over how they share property tax revenues — but in a rushed, eleventh hour special meeting late Friday afternoon, the Fresno City Council ratified the agreement, in a 6-1 vote. With just Councilmember Miguel Arias in […]
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