Julianna Morano
Labor and Economy Reporter at Fresnoland
she/her • labor & economy reporter @fresnoland • past: @fresnobee, @virginianpilot, @dallasnews, @michigandaily. header 📸 by @elisereneeg
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
fresnoland.org | Julianna Morano
Overview: What was once a largely unregulated, grassroots event came with more structure. Outdoor exhibitions and art vendors were concentrated to the north along Fulton, while most food vendors reigned to the south in the Brewery District.
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1 month ago |
fresnoland.org | Julianna Morano
What’s at stake? The City of Fresno’s project labor agreement with the trades unions hasn’t placed as many city residents in construction jobs as intended. But some experts and officials are at odds on how to improve that. Fresno’s attempt to get more city residents into higher-paying, union jobs has hit some snags — but experts and officials have different ideas on what will make it more successful. These efforts take the form of a project labor agreement.
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1 month ago |
kvpr.org | Julianna Morano
This story was originally published by Fresnoland. The Fresno County Sheriff’s Office handed over 102 individuals to the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement last year — a five-year high. The ICE transfers from the county jail in 2024 were more than double the number reported in 2023. Fresno County Sheriff John Zanoni shared the 2024 data at a Fresno County Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday.
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1 month ago |
fresnoland.org | Julianna Morano
What’s at stake? The long-awaited deal delivers a small raise and boost to healthcare benefits for thousands of workers that provide in-home care for roughly 24,000 elderly folks and people with disabilities in Fresno County. The Fresno County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a new three-year contract for thousands of In-Home Supportive Services workers at its meeting Tuesday.
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1 month ago |
fresnoland.org | Julianna Morano
What’s at stake? Even before President Donald Trump took office a second time, the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office reported a five-year high in terms of the number of individuals it transferred into the custody of ICE in 2024. The Fresno County Sheriff’s Office handed over 102 individuals to the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement last year — a five-year high. The ICE transfers from the county jail in 2024 were more than double the number reported in 2023.
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