Fresno Housing Lists 2026 Plans as Approved, Sent to HUD
Fresno Housing lists its 2026 city and county annual plans as approved, adopted and submitted to HUD, while a separate amendment remains pending.
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Fresno Council approves eight-story housing project downtown
The Fresno City Council approved an eight-story housing project near Chukchansi Park, with groundbreaking targeted for August if development steps advance.
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Revised environmental review advances Fresno courthouse project
A revised environmental report for Fresno’s planned 36-courtroom state courthouse was posted July 17, opening another stage of public and agency review.
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Fresno’s finalized water-shortage plan sets five stages but declares none
Fresno published its finalized five-stage water-shortage framework in July. The plan gives the City Manager authority to activate conservation measures, but adoption alone does not place the city in a shortage stage.
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Fresno council hears proposal for AI-assisted code enforcement and public works
At a July 30 workshop, Placemetry presented Fresno officials with a proposed AI screening system. The presentation identified possible property leads, but no city deployment or enforcement action was approved.
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Fresno planning officials revisit Southeast Development Area plan this week
Fresno’s Planning Commission will workshop the Southeast Development Area Specific Plan at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 5, giving the public a chance to review the proposal before any later city action.
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Fresno council may put half-cent sales tax on November ballot
Fresno’s City Council is scheduled to consider a half-cent sales-tax measure for the November 3 ballot as Measure C funding nears its expected end.
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Fresno trash rates jump July 1: New 96- and 64-gallon prices + SWACP credit
Fresno CA – Residential trash rates rise July 1, 2026: 96-gallon goes to $38.70, and the 64-gallon option to $35.25, plus SWACP $5/month if you qualify.
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Fresno City Council adopts 2025 UWMP and WSCP: how water shortage stages work
Fresno CA – On June 25, 2026, City Council adopted its 2025 UWMP and WSCP, including stage-by-stage water shortage triggers, actions, and penalties.
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Fresno trash rates rise July 1: new monthly costs for City carts
Fresno CA – Starting July 1, 2026, City residential trash/recycling/organics charges rise under the Prop. 218 schedule. Here are the new rates.
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Fresno council adopts FY 2027 budget ($2.56B): key impacts starting July 1
Fresno CA – On June 23, 2026, Fresno City Council adopted the FY 2027 budget (~$2.56B) effective July 1—after closing a $34.5M shortfall.
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Fresno gas edges higher again as diesel stays above $7.50
Fresno’s latest AAA check shows regular gas edging up again while diesel stayed near $7.55, keeping pressure on commuters and work trucks.
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Fresno gas and diesel edge higher again, with regular back over $6 and diesel above $7.50
AAA’s May 2 Fresno metro check puts regular gas at $6.003 and diesel at $7.521, both up again and still far above year-ago levels.
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Fresno gas nears $6 again as diesel stays above $7.50 in latest AAA check
Fresno CA Gas & Diesel Watch – AAA’s May 1 check puts regular gas at $5.979 and diesel at $7.500, both still climbing on every comparison.
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Fresno gas prices are back near $6, and diesel is still punishing local fleets
Fresno’s latest AAA check shows regular gas back near $6 and diesel still above $7.45, keeping pressure on commuters and work crews.
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Why Fresno Is Taking a Closer Look at Corporate Landlords
Fresno CA – The City Council ordered a 75-day study of corporate housing ownership and possible rental-registry changes, with findings expected in June.
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Fresno Weighs Water Rate Update, Downtown Housing Push, and New Ag Jobs Data
Fresno, CA – April 3, 2026 – City leaders weigh water rate changes, downtown housing advances, and new ag jobs data signals growth.
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Governor Forum, State of the City and New Public Review Period Lead Fresno Headlines
Fresno, CA – April 2, 2026 – Statewide candidates, city leaders and county officials spotlight water, housing, and growth in a pivotal week for Fresno policy.
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Wildfire Response, Governor Debate and Holiday Closures Lead Fresno Headlines
Fresno, CA – April 1, 2026 – Wildfire response, a governor debate at Fresno State, and Cesar Chavez Day service changes lead local headlines.
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Fresno Budget Strains, High-Speed Rail Milestone, and Farmworkers Day Closure Lead Local Updates
Fresno, CA – March 31, 2026 – City and county leaders confront budget strain as a key rail project nears opening and Fresno State marks Farmworkers Day.
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Fresno Faces Budget Strain, Housing Policy Debate and Property Tax Pressure
Fresno, CA – March 30, 2026 – Rising fuel costs, housing policy shifts and property tax concerns are driving fresh debate at City Hall.
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Housing Report, Budget Talks and Downtown Debate Lead Fresno’s Week
Fresno, CA – March 29, 2026 – City leaders advance housing and budget plans as downtown development, infrastructure funding and growth pressures take center stage.
