In this episode of Fresnolandia, Danielle and Jordan sit down with journalist Doug Hoagland of The Monroe Review to unpack the growing tensions around Measure P, Fresno’s parks and arts tax. They revisit the measure’s origins as a campaign for park equity, the controversial inclusion of arts funding, and the ongoing struggles over transparency, bias, and equity in how grant money is distributed. From the battles over public meetings and recordings to broader questions about who benefits from public arts funding, the conversation lays bare the complexities of civic trust, process, and power in Fresno’s cultural life.
Disclosure: Jordan is a member of the board of the Fresno Philharmonic, a recipient of Measure P Funds.
In this grab-bag edition of Fresnolandia, Jordan and Dani break down a fast-moving week in Fresno and the Central Valley. From Prop 50’s narrow...
On today's episode of Fresnolandia, Dani and Jordan are joined by Andrew Janz, Fresno's City Attorney, to discuss the expansion of the powers of...
In this week's book club episode, we interview Henry Grabar, author of Paved Paradise: How Parking Explains the World, about how parking shapes our...