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Upper Park reopening | Medical aid program for unhoused expanding | Pets lost in the Park Fire must be picked up at local shelters
The latest North State and California news on our airwaves for Friday, August 16. Parts of Upper Park to reopen today — Ken Devol, NSPR. Medical respite program for unhoused people is expanding in Redding — Ava Norgrove, NSPR. Pet owners have until today to pick up dogs...
R&B Night Out brings Frankie J, Keyshia Cole, and more to Fresno
Fans of R&B can expect a night of great music next weekend at the "R&B Night Out" concert. FOX26 News Reporter Alexis Govea caught up with music artist Frankie J ahead of his performance at Selland Arena in downtown Fresno. You can see him along with other great music artists...
Fresno City Council approves homeless encampment ordinance revision
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Thursday, Fresno city council members voted to pass a revised version of their homeless encampment ordinance. Many people voiced concerns about the outcome of passing this homeless encampment ordinance. “You have the money, you’re not giving it to the homeless like you should. You’re giving it to your friends on the […]
After campus protests, California considers bills on genocide education, protest restrictions, DEI training
The bills, which were opposed by several pro-Palestinian groups, will move on for debate this month and would affect campus protests, require Holocaust and genocide teachings in schools and antisemitism lessons at colleges with diversity, equity and inclusion training.
Fresno’s anti-encampment law gets final approval, enforcement begins next month
The Fresno City Council officially adopted its anti-camping ordinance to the outrage of community members who spoke in opposition during public comment. Councilmembers gave final approval Thursday for the ordinance that will punish residents for sleeping and building encampments on public spaces with fines and jail time. The move was seen as a victory for anxious local business owners and residents who said the rise of camps in their neighborhoods created health and safety concerns, and infringed on their rights to comfortably access places like public parks.
Deal Digest: Lotus Swap Will Give It Fifth FM In Fresno.
Phoenix – Zelus Esports has filed a $3.25 million deal to buy hot AC “Hot 97.5-103.9” KMVA/KZON, classic hip-hop “Power 98.3” KKFR, and classic hits “Wow Factor 95.1” KOAI from Jeff Trumper’s Desert Valley Media Group. The deal also includes the Fort McDowell, AZ-licensed translator K240BD at 96.1 FM, which simulcasts KKFR. And the Chandler, AZ-licensed translator K235CB at 94.9 FM, which simulcasts KOAI. Zelus Esports is a partnership among CEO Mike Cutchall, a veteran market operator, who will hold a 45% stake, and COO Brian Dubiski (45%) and CRO Art Morales (10%). It will operate the stations under a local marketing agreement Sept. 1 until the sale closes. The filing says a $1.25 million promissory note is part of the agreement. Broker Kalil.
Fresnolandia Podcast: Lawsuits and Taxes in Clovis
On this week’s Fresnolandia podcast, Jordan and Dani tackle two issues that have put Clovis in the news: A new 1% sales tax for public safety that the Clovis City Council just voted to put on the November ballot, and a lawsuit filed by two public health nonprofits against Community Health Systems, alleging that $1 billion in public dollars intended for lower-income patients at the downtown Community Regional Medical Center was siphoned away to Clovis Community Hospital for higher-income patients.
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