The Community Alliance newspaper prints a guide for voters every election cycle. This gives readers the ability to see who is endorsing candidates and you can choose which values you agree [...] Continue Reading
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Racism and Class War in Fresno
At a Sept. 23 press conference, City of Fresno officials announced that the City would be aggressively enforcing its harsh new anti-camping ordinance, which calls for arresting unhoused people [...] Continue Reading
Arts & Culture Calendar
You can read the (.pdf) print version of the Arts & Culture page below. There are features that allow viewers to increase the size of the pages for easier reading. Simply place your cursor over [...] Continue Reading
Calendario de Arte y Cultura
Puedes leer la versión impresa (.pdf) de la página de Arte y Cultura a continuación. Hay funciones que permiten a los usuarios aumentar el tamaño de las páginas para facilitar la lectura. Simplemente [...] Continue Reading
Progressive, Local/Independent News
The October 2024 Issue of the Community Alliance is now online You can read the print version of the paper at the link below. This is a .pdf of the October 2024 Community Alliance newspaper. There [...] Continue Reading
Thanks to Voters, Fresno Supports the Arts
Measure P, the ⅜-cent sales tax approved by Fresno residents a few years back to improve local parks and support the arts, is finally here. Literally. On Sept. 5, the Fresno Arts Council (FAC), led by [...] Continue Reading
Radio Bilingüe: Building a Dream
Local community radio station Radio Bilingüe on Sept. 19 announced an ambitious plan to build a plaza, “a beautiful, sustainably designed community space where we can train more Fresno youth and [...] Continue Reading
Artists Unhappy with City Involvement in ArtHop
On Sept. 5, a protest called “ReHop” (@rehopfresno on Instagram) took place on Kern and Fulton streets in Fresno. The event was carried out by artists unhappy with the City’s recent decision regarding [...] Continue Reading
“Hated Just for Being Homeless”
In the early morning of Aug. 26, while he was sound asleep in front of Cuca’s Mexican Restaurant on Olive Avenue in the Tower District, an unhoused 47-year-old Latino, Fred “Freddy” F. De La Rosa, was [...] Continue Reading
Lights Out!
Heat is dwindling, but the cold is coming soon. With PG&E prices, the Central Valley better bundle up. Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E), an investor-owned utility company that powers [...] Continue Reading
From the Editor
Community Alliance Receives Journalism Award We are already in October. When this newspaper hits the streets on Oct. 1, Mexico will have its first female president. Scientist Claudia Sheinbaum, [...] Continue Reading
Letters to the Editor
Where Does the Money Go? Where has all the federal funding gone? Fresno received lots and lots of money, so where may it be hiding? Fresno was supposed to build lots of tiny homes and remodel “old” [...] Continue Reading