Edward Smith

The first barcode made its appearance in 1974. Back then, grocery stores needed a way to streamline the checkout process.

Saying the plan from city councilmembers to reduce and regulate smoke shops throughout Fresno punished good business owners, city of Fresno Planning Commissioners opposed the plan already more than a year in the making.

A group of education advocates and two trustees said schools are safe places for students, regardless of immigration status.

The growing popularity of pickleball nationwide, especially among older generations, has Fresno doctors offering easy-to-follow tips to avoid injuries.

Two announcements by key water players in the San Joaquin Valley could have long term impacts for farmland in the area.

Valley representatives appeared at President Donald Trump's inauguration, despite limited capacity at the Capitol Rotunda.

A nonprofit with a history of environmental lawsuits in the Central Valley sued the city of Reedley and the landowner for a plan to develop ag land into industrial use.

Tired of driving in the car, trying to balance a hot bowl of soup so you can alleviate that cough?

January and February are typically high-demand periods for passports with many people looking forward to Spring Break, said Fresno County Clerk James Kus.

With cold and flu season in full swing, Dr. Danielle Campagne, chief of emergency medicine at UCSF, said the emergency room at Community Regional