Author: Gabriel Dillard

Even with the annual uncertainty around Sierra snowfall, this upcoming ski season will be the first that China Peak’s

Last year, the Central Valley avoided outbreaks of the flu, but this year, health officials are hosting a mass

A vote to renew the mandate for Downtown Fresno’s Property-Based Improvement District comes at a time both tenants and

Are you familiar with this scenario? You are at a party or networking event and someone asks what you

(AP) — A Kansas gamer whose online dispute with another player sparked a deadly hoax call will have to

Three banks in Fresno and one in Visalia will soon be empty as brick-and-mortar financial institutions continue to shut

A Fresno couple is expanding their business portfolio after becoming the new owners of a franchise spa in August. 

When Dr. Lalita Oka joined Fresno State in 2013, she was the only female professor in the Civil and

As Covid-19 cases rise, Tulare County health officials made the call to reinforce Covid protocols.  Tulare County Health Officer

Like many doctors, Dr. Subhashini Ladella works long hours and sees many patients, but she aims to prioritize the

MWI Animal Health and Mor Furniture for Less are each expanding their operations in the Visalia Industrial Park —

New data from Kings County show a nominal decrease in ag values in 2020. Overall, growers reported to the

Gov. Newsom stopped at a number of Downtown Fresno restaurants and coffee shops on his campaign against the recall

A new report finds that carbon emissions associated with water usage in California are likely to spike in coming

Sierra View Medical Center’s Foundation is hosting its inaugural  “Driving for Docs” Golf Tournament on Oct. 15 at River

September has become the month for restaurants as the California Restaurant Association is starting an event beginning Friday to

The property featuring Fresno’s largest single-story commercial vacancy has found a new owner. Fifteen acres beneath the former Walmart

Covid-19 represented a complete reshuffling of the workforce as we know it. But for some people, the pandemic allowed

Churches in California are celebrating a victory after a settlement between the state and two Valley churches establishes that

A client of Fresno real estate agent Don Scordino reached out to him with concerns about a daughter who

Madera County is reporting an overall loss in ag income for 2020. Madera County is ranked No. 10 in

Soon after the pandemic began, business owners were quick to apply for any financial assistance from the federal government

The health care sector has become well-acquainted with the use of telehealth for patient care, and now as physicians

Comcast California recently announced its third round of recipients for their RISE program, an initiative aiming to provide Black,

A North Valley father-son duo hope to turn around a neglected Fresno shopping center with a significant remodel and

The Wonderful Company has invested in the Central Valley for the past six years through its Community Grants Initiative,

A bill originally meant to establish traffic patterns on the Bay Bridge is in the midst of being rewritten

The Fresno County Department of Public Health and local hospital authorities collectively expressed a note of urgency about the

One of the Central Valley’s athletic standouts is being honored — appropriately — along a stretch of Highway 41.

It’s not an easy time to be a “Karen.” Karen has become internet shorthand for a woman you’re likely

Hire slow and fire fast! That’s the tag line we embed in our clients when we are coaching them

(AP) — A California fire that gutted hundreds of homes advanced toward Lake Tahoe on Wednesday as thousands of

Stocks pushed higher again on Wall Street Wednesday, marking more milestones for the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq. The

(AP) — The Supreme Court says the Biden administration likely violated federal law in trying to end a Trump-era

OnlyFans says it has suspended a plan to ban sexually explicit content following an outcry from its creators and

(AP) — President Joe Biden is meeting Wednesday with top executives from some of the country’s leading technology companies

Vaccine requirements are in place for state employees, school staff and health care workers. But now hospitals are concerned

Back to school is one shopping season retailers hope will begin the long work of putting 2020 behind them.

A Los Angeles real estate lender has added a Fresno office just after founding and opening its headquarters this

Kaiser Permanente seeks to expand its footprint in Fresno with a planned $46 million, 39,000-square-foot project. The proposed design

Fresno County Supervisors approved a feasibility study Tuesday to zone nearly 3,000 acres in south Fresno stretching from Fowler

Following a delay to repurpose a former medical center into affordable housing because of an alleged conflict of interest,

Women-owned businesses and nonprofits are getting a boost through a Wells Fargo program.  Wells Fargo will start a new

(AP) – Michael Williams’ wife pleaded with him to remember their fishing trips with the grandchildren, how he used

A Central Valley nurse snagged a Silicon Valley investment in her new company. uNight Light, designed and co-founded by

A partnership between the Make-a-Wish Foundation and employees of Fresno-based RV Country resulted in the donation of a travel

Even if the pandemic hadn’t caused such a massive disruption to economies and social structures, minimum wages still would

The closing of a north Fresno clothing boutique represents a step into a new retail future for its owners.

Local hospitals are keeping Narcan at their disposal due to a rise in opioid overdoses — particularly involving fentanyl

The partnership between a local public relations firm and Fresno State has created a recipe for restaurants to more