The local gay pride parade and festival is coming soon. In fact, it’s slated for its usual first Saturday of June and this year that falls on Saturday, June 7th. Don’t forget to mark your calendar and make plans to attend today. The day at starts with the parade at 10am in the Tower District….
While driving around today I noticed this, and I wanted to pass it along to our readers. The KWIK SERV on Shaw and West Avenues in West Fresno is doing its customers a great service. They aren’t charging any credit or debit card fees when you pump gas. I’ve always hated paying inflated prices or…
Workers with experience, skills, and diverse perspectives – held back by a silent limitation. It’s time to tear the paper ceiling and see the world beyond it. I pledge to shatter stereotypes and misconceptions and to see people for all of their experiences, skills, and diverse perspectives. I pledge to recognize the untapped potential of…
AsianFest is one of the largest Asian Festivals in the Central Valley and brings 3,500+ people to Fresno City College. In conjunction with the celebration of Asian American Month, AsianFest is traditionally held the last Saturday of April. The event is free and includes food vendors, cultural performances, merchant vendors, and much more! The primary…
The Pep Boys Auto Center on Blackstone across from Manchester Center has finally given up the ghost; again! This location actually closed down around the time of the pandemic a few years ago but it’s been shuttered again. I thought maybe it’d survive after it reopened because it partnered with Advance Auto Parts. Advance took…
An estimated 200,000 federal workers have been laid off as part of President Trump’s overhaul of the government. One thousand of those are reportedly probationary employees at National Parks across the country, including Yosemite, Sequoia, and Kings Canyon. Dozens of people were protesting for the workers who were laid off in Yosemite National Park. They…
