Terance Frazier

[ABC30 Fresno @ABC30]

BREAKING NEWS: The California State Assembly has passed a redistricting plan that could slash five Republican-held House seats. The plan will now head to the State Senate for another vote. https://t.co/9ejpkZ1UXv

[Esmeralda Soria @Esmeralda_Soria]

Let’s go! @TEEFRAZ

[Terance Frazier @TEEFRAZ]

@baronbatman6 Call me/ I will be answering the phone tomorrow.

[Terance Frazier @TEEFRAZ]

The City of Fresno blasted out a $708K claim to smear us—now, under pressure, they admit it’s $81K. That’s a 600% lie. We prepaid rent. No rent is owed. What's next? @GraniteParkSC

[Terance Frazier @TEEFRAZ]

@TheTriceRozay That's a man.

[Speaker Robert Rivas @CASpeakerRivas]

Since my early days as a County Supervisor, I’ve been fighting against Big Oil. Companies can’t be allowed to rake-in billions of dollars in oil profits while hard-working Californians pay record prices at the pump. My absolute priority is lowering the cost of living, and I appreciate the Governor calling a special session to reign-in soaring gas prices. While I respect the Pro Tem’s position, the Assembly is united. We want the public to have a voice in this process, and that hasn’t happened yet. We need to get this right.

[Josh Caceres @JoshuaCaceres12]

Fall Ball is so important in college but not in high school? I don’t get the disconnect. Fall is where you learn the most but you’re just going to skip it because you’re burnt out after only playing 5 months. Oh okay… you’re a serious baseball player. Sure

[BAY AREA STATE OF MIND @YayAreaNews]

California spent $24 BILLION on the state’s homeless crisis

A recent audit showed no one knows where the money went

On top of that, homelessness increased by 50%

[Fresnoland @fresnoland]

New lawsuit says Clovis hospital siphoned $1 billion away from Fresno’s downtown hospital https://t.co/q9aUmpUduS

[Jim Boren @jboren4507]

Please don't confuse local independent journalism with "astroturf" sites run by political consultants who reward clients and punish political opponents with faux news. This @Fresnoland story raises these ethical questions. https://t.co/LRqxe2HOEL @CityofFresno @MayorJerryDyer

[Fresnoland @fresnoland]

Did political connections shape coverage of Fresno police chief’s affair?
https://t.co/mnz6swThl6

[Assemblymember Esmeralda Soria @AsmSoria]

Today I released the following statement after an inoperative amendment to AB 1960 was adopted by the Senate Appropriations Committee.

[Terance Frazier @TEEFRAZ]

Join me in supporting Anne Watson via @actblue https://t.co/qCYdeKcLy0

[Terance Frazier @TEEFRAZ]

@TripleNetInvest I'm interested

[Altoona Curve @AltoonaCurve]

DO IT @mattfraizer3!

LISTEN: https://t.co/aioWvW3Svf
WATCH FOR FREE: https://t.co/4fbKtxJjM4

[Terance Frazier @TEEFRAZ]

Granite Park made the list for Best Family Attraction, but we need your vote!

https://t.co/hd2mJxECty

[Terance Frazier @TEEFRAZ]

Grandpa Corporal Wiley, we honor your sacrifice to this great nation. Your Spirit lives within me, and I will continue your legacy of fighting for the injustices of all people. To my great-great-grandmother, NATIVE AMERICAN Ann Foster, I will continue recapturing our stolen land.

[Terance Frazier @TEEFRAZ]

@GarryBredefeld Based on your previous behavior, free speech is followed up by retaliation. You fit right in. You're not a saint.

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

In 1964, a white hotel manager named James Brock poured acid into a whites-only pool at the Monson Motor Lodge after Black activists jumped into the water during a "swim-in" protest.

—On June 18, 1964, motel manager James Brock poured muriatic acid into the swimming pool at the Monson Motor Lodge in St. Augustine, Florida, in an attempt to force out black swimmers who were protesting the hotel's whites-only policy. The incident was part of the St. Augustine Movement, a civil rights campaign that used nonviolent protests to challenge segregation in the city.

Brock's actions were met with outrage from the civil rights community, and they helped to galvanize support for the St. Augustine Movement. The incident also led to a national debate about racism and segregation.

The Monson Motor Lodge is no longer in operation, but the site of the pool where Brock poured the acid is now a memorial to the St. Augustine Movement. The memorial includes a plaque that tells the story of the incident and its significance.

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[Terance Frazier @TEEFRAZ]

UNREAL

[Danielle Bergstrom @DaniBergstrom]

Four Fresno council members voted today on a decision that an internal analysis says will cost the city $1.8 million per year, in order to give a major developer a tax break: Chavez, Esparza, Karbassi, Maxwell.