David Taub

Fresno

Senior Reporter at GV Wire

Senior reporter for https://t.co/skqOxwzo5k. Fresno, CA. Proud @umich grad. 3-time winner @CNPAservices Digital Journalism award. Story ideas/tips: [email protected]

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Fresno Council Scraps Cannabis Advisory Group, Extends Advance Peace Funding

1 week ago | gvwire.com | David Taub

Councilmember Miguel Arias drew attention by wearing an “I Just Look Illegal” shirt at Thursday's meeting. The Fresno City Council quietly eliminated a voter-approved cannabis advisory committee, citing low participation and minimal funds.
Whatever Happened to the New Northwest Fresno Costco?

1 week ago | gvwire.com | David Taub

A grassroots group says the city botched an environmental report when it approved a proposed Costco in northwest Fresno. The group had its day in court on Wednesday. The expansive West Herndon Avenue lot where the mega-retailer wants to relocate its West Shaw Avenue store is empty. Not only has construction not started, but the company hasn’t completed buying the land. Costco has not commented whether the lawsuit is holding up construction.
Tiogaland Brings Disney Food to Fresno on Friday Evening

1 week ago | gvwire.com | David Taub

Disneyphiles are known to head to the theme parks for the food. On Friday, the Disney food heads to Fresno. Tioga-Sequoia Brewing Company is hosting “Tiogaland,” featuring food vendors grilling up Disney favorites. The event takes place 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. at 745 Fulton St. Admission is free. “It’s our version of a magical theme park experience with a Tioga flair,” said Michael Cruz, the brewery’s president.
Proposed Law Would Allow Big Raises for School Board Members

1 week ago | gvwire.com | David Taub

Fresno Unified trustees could earn up to $90,000 a year — a nearly 500% increase — if a proposed California law passes. “I want to make sure that more younger folks that are not as privileged can serve.” — Assemblymember Jose Luis Solache, D-Lynwood The legislation, AB 1390 authored by Assemblymember Jose Luis Solache, D-Lynwood, would allow school districts — local and county boards — to raise monthly compensation by five times the current amounts.
Proposed Law Would Allow Big Raises for School Board Members

1 week ago | buff.ly | David Taub

Fresno Unified trustees could earn up to $90,000 a year — a nearly 500% increase — if a proposed California law passes. “I want to make sure that more younger folks that are not as privileged can serve.” — Assemblymember Jose Luis Solache, D-Lynwood The legislation, AB 1390 authored by Assemblymember Jose Luis Solache, D-Lynwood, would allow school districts — local and county boards — to raise monthly compensation by five times the current amounts.
Proposed Law Would Allow Big Raises for School Board Members

1 week ago | buff.ly | David Taub

Fresno Unified trustees could earn up to $90,000 a year — a nearly 500% increase — if a proposed California law passes. “I want to make sure that more younger folks that are not as privileged can serve.” — Assemblymember Jose Luis Solache, D-Lynwood The legislation, AB 1390 authored by Assemblymember Jose Luis Solache, D-Lynwood, would allow school districts — local and county boards — to raise monthly compensation by five times the current amounts.
Granite Park Eviction Lawsuit Heads Toward Trial

1 week ago | gvwire.com | David Taub

The city of Fresno’s attempt to evict a nonprofit operating the Granite Park Sports Complex is headed to trial. Judge Robert Whalen denied an attempt by the Central Valley Community Sports Foundation to toss the city’s eviction attempt in his Fresno County Superior Courtroom on Tuesday. The city says CVCSF is late on rent payments and violated many other aspects of the lease.
Fresno Approves $2.4 Billion Budget. What's In, What's Out?

1 week ago | gvwire.com | David Taub

Without the benefit of federal dollars found in budgets past and still waiting on a $200 million state commitment, the Fresno City Council passed a balanced budget on Tuesday. At a budget hearing, the council approved Mayor Jerry Dyer’s $2.4 billion spending plan. The final step was for Dyer to reconcile 82 council budget motions — $55 million — and keep the budget balanced. Dyer compared stretching the budget to the Biblical parable of Jesus feeding 5,000 with two fish and five loaves of bread.
Arias Dodges Questions About His False Fresno ICE Raid Claim

1 week ago | gvwire.com | David Taub

Miguel Arias repeatedly dodged questions Monday about an ICE raid he said would happen at a Fresno-area swap meet but didn’t materialize. No immigration enforcement raids took place at the Cherry Avenue Auction swap meet over the weekend. Arias, a Fresno city councilmember, announced the warning at last week’s council meeting. ICE didn’t confirm or deny an impending raid to GV Wire after Arias made his warning. “I refer you to ICE,” Arias said six times in a row when asked by GV Wire on Monday.
Tensions Boil Between Arias and Dem Congressmembers

2 weeks ago | gvwire.com | David Taub

After taking criticism for supposedly not supporting immigrants enough, two Central Valley Democratic congressmembers are returning fire. Fresno City Councilmember Miguel Arias blasted representatives Jim Costa, D-Fresno, Adam Gray, D-Merced, and David Valadao, R-Kings County, at Thursday’s council meeting. Arias, also a Democrat, mentioned a peaceful immigration rally in Fresno last Monday and thanked some of his colleagues for attending.