Silicon Valley Pride is a celebration of the LGBTQ+ community and our allies. It started back in 1975 as a gay rights rally and evolved into San Jose Pride Festival in 1976. Next year in 1977, San Jose added its first parade to the celebration. In 2014 San Jose Pride was changed to Silicon Valley…
Kaiser Permanente currently stands as the only medical facility in Fresno that grants significant protections/equality to LGBTQ+ people, and as a whole has a Healthcare Equality Index score of 100. It’s not too surprising when you consider that Kaiser Permanente is headquartered in the very liberal Bay Area (Oakland to be specific). The only other…
The San Joaquin River is one of those things in Fresno that’s just there; people don’t really notice it unless they’re looking for it. Easily seen in Northern Fresno, especially near the Bluffs. Further along to Friant there’s Millerton Lake (of which the San Joaquin river runs through) and plenty of trails in the area….
Just a few weeks ago, I got to enjoy my first time ever in a suite at the Chukchansi Stadium. The suites offer a great view of the football field, as well as giving a nice view of parts of downtown Fresno (seeing some of the old rundown buildings really makes me wish Fresno renovated…
Fresno State has its own winery program, and consequently, has its own wines. But it is now getting its own beer brewing program as well! Brew U Brew U is a hands-on practical education in the craft beer industry. BrewU is designed for the beginning brewer or the extract brewer who wants an introduction into…
I am the type of person that don’t go to Casinos for what they’re pretty much meant for: Gambling. Instead, I’ll hang out with friends and family that may gamble there, but the main purpose of me going there is social: Eating and drinking. However, I very rarely decide to venture inside a Casino because…
