beaten by the principal.  They called the sheriff's department, and a police officer took pictures of the welts and scrapes on the child's body.  The sheriff's department thereafter investigated the incident, but no criminal action was instituted against any defendant.


8
The parents assert that their son was hospitalized as a consequence of the beating and forced to spend a total of six months in a psychiatric ward;  the total cost of this medical care approached $90,000.  Further, Tracy has never fully recovered, we are told, as he has displayed even more pronounced antisocial behavior since the "brutal" beating.  The parents admit, however, that Tracy's emotional problems predated this paddling incident.


9
The Fees filed a section 1983 action against Tracy's principal and teacher, the school district,Search

Fresno Fulton Corridor

In an effort to turn around decades of urban decline, the City of Fresno embarked on a planning effort to revitalize the City’s Downtown and its surrounding neighborhoods. Key objectives of the plan included the transformation of Downtown Fresno into a vibrant center of activity for the Central San Joaquin Valley, and revitalizing central Fresno to encourage development, improve aesthetics, update infrastructure, and attract new businesses. The project included the creation of a future vision of the plan areas, policy and regulatory overhauls to support that vision, and replacement of the existing zoning with a form-based code.

Because Downtown Fresno and its environs include some of the City’s earliest developed areas, numerous historically significant properties from the late 19th through the mid-20th centuries remain in place as