

City cuts ribbon on housing projects
Wendy Alexander/The Madera Tribune Madera Mayor Santos Garcia cuts the ceremonial ribbon to officially open Esperanza Village, a housing...
Tyler Takeda
Mar 27, 2022
Letters: What is Critical Race Theory?
Critical Race Theory (CRT) is a 40-year-old college-level academic exploration of how and why public entities made economic decisions,...
For The Madera Tribune
Mar 2, 2022
Opinion: At last, someone slows wildland development
For decades, it’s been a truism of California life and politics: The more development pushes out into formerly wild lands, the more...
Tom Elias
Feb 23, 2022


City Manager working hard to improve Madera
Wendy Alexander/The Madera Tribune This empty lot in front of Vallarta Supermarkets is slated to become the new home of Dutch Bros., much...
Tyler Takeda
Feb 16, 2022
Opinion: Wildfire fear halts housing project
We’ve had some rain lately. Most people have welcomed the precipitation, and the same people are also happy when the rain stops and the...
Jim Glynn
Jan 22, 2022
Opinion: Reparations — resurrection volatile historic issues
One year after California created America’s first official task force on reparations for Black slavery, every question remains open: Will...
Tom Elias
Jan 19, 2022
Opinion: Attorney general spurs on big 2022 housing battle
There will be plenty of political battles next year, starting with likely reelection challenges to Gov. Gavin Newsom and similar efforts...
Tom Elias
Dec 29, 2021


Sugar Pine Village hosts ribbon cutting
Tyler Takeda/The Madera Tribune Future Sugar Pine Village resident Anahisa Moreno cuts the ribbon to officially open Sugar Pine Village,...
For The Madera Tribune
Dec 9, 2021









