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• One-time candidate for Fresno City Council sentenced in fraud case, with a twist

  By Thaddeus Miller Verified| Fresno Bee Verified A one-time candidate for Fresno City Council and ex-city manager of Parlier was sentenced along with a business partner for their involvement in a multi-year pension fraud scheme — but both will appeal the case, their attorneys said Friday. Fresno residents Marcus Asay, 69, and Antonio Gastelum, 53, were both sentenced to prison time after a five-week trial over alleged pension fraud, prosecutors said. Asay was sentenced to five years and Gastelum to two years.

  By Thaddeus Miller Verified · Fresno Bee

  Apr. 11, 2025

• Parole officer arrested in Fresno for alleged DUI crash and child endangerment

  By Thaddeus Miller Verified| Fresno Bee Verified A parole officer was arrested for allegedly driving while drunk in Fresno following a crash that ended with injuries, police confirmed Tuesday. Jonathan Eric Renshaw, 52, was driving about 6:15 p.m. Friday near Shields and Armstrong avenues when he crashed into another car, police said. Few details were immediately available about what occurred during the crash. Police said Renshaw was arrested on suspicion of DUI, DUI with injury, causing great bodily injury and child endangerment.

  By Thaddeus Miller Verified · Fresno Bee

  Apr. 08, 2025

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Fresno Bee

The Fresno Bee is a daily newspaper based in Fresno, California, serving the Central Valley region. Founded in 1922 from the merger of two earlier publications, it has established itself as a key news source in the area. The newspaper is owned by The McClatchy Company, a prominent media organization in the United States. The Fresno Bee offers a variety of services, including comprehensive print and digital news coverage on local events, politics, sports, business, and culture. It has an online platform that enhances accessibility to its content. Additionally, the newspaper publishes *Vida en el Valle*, a Spanish-language publication aimed at the Hispanic community. In 2019, it launched an Education Lab focused on solutions journalism to address community issues. The Fresno Bee serves a diverse audience, including local residents and organizations interested in Central Valley news.