Author: Gabriel Dillard

A formal announcement of the Southeast Fresno Regional Park and Soccer Complex was made Tuesday by Fresno Councilmember Luis

The year 2022 has presented challenges for investors, with stock markets experiencing significant volatility and bond markets showing unpredictable

The San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District will soon be launching a new pilot program to fund the

The Fresno-based BLACK Wellness & Prosperity Center is sponsoring Assembly Bill 2420, authored by Assemblymember Joaquin Arambula. AB 2420

In a pandemic, worrying about your own health and safety is stressful enough. For expecting mothers, the thought of

Fresno City Council President Nelson Esparza filed a defamation lawsuit against Councilmember Garry Bredefeld on Monday, according to Fresno

An Irvine-based investment group came to Fresno to buy some apartments and made away with the sun and the

Retail giant Amazon has announced a partnership with Baby2Baby to manufacture and distribute one million diapers to communities in

More than three decades after it became the first American fast food restaurant to open in the Soviet Union,

In celebration of American Craft Beer Week, the Central Valley Brewers Guild has brought local breweries together to create

Wild Water Adventure Park in Clovis will host a Donation Day this weekend, aimed at assisting various nonprofit organizations

Councilmember Garry Bredefeld held another explosive press conference Friday, accusing Council President Nelson Esparza of attempted extortion against City

The City of Fresno will receive new Project HomeKey funds to add 62 units of housing to shelter the

After going public with intent to unionize, Starbucks workers rallied today for “union strong” coffee as momentum builds in

The Gisler Family has decided to close the doors on its family-owned corn stand, marking the end of an

Valley Children’s Hospital and The Central California Food Bank held a press conference on Wednesday to announce the expansion

An effort by Fresno City Councilmember Mike Karbassi to subpoena the owner of the Tower Theatre was tabled indefinitely

Coach Bruce Pearl and Auburn lost two stars to the NBA from what he considered college basketball’s best frontcourt.

Post-Covid events are back with a full audience – this time without the phones. Save Mart Center is welcoming

After years of advocacy and community investment, the Fresno High School neighborhood may soon gain a “pocket park.” Fresno

Organizers of this weekend’s National Garlic Festival in Fresno have lined up appearances by a pair of celebrity chefs

Several U.S. government agencies, including the FBI, have released a warning that certain types of industrial devices may be

The first Real Estate Forecast for Fresno County since the pandemic sought to sum up the ride the market

What do a few F-bombs, a monkey’s butt, stacks of cash and a lion have in common? It’s all

(AP) — President Joe Biden announced Monday that 20 internet companies have agreed to provide discounted service to people

(AP) — President Joe Biden announced Monday that 20 internet companies have agreed to provide discounted service to people

With vaccines becoming more widely accepted as the best way to combat the pandemic, Novavax has completed its first

A new bar debuting at the Crossroads Shopping Center on Friday hopes to bring a different spin to local

(AP) — The stock market ended an unusually turbulent week with its fifth straight weekly decline. The bumpy and

(AP) — The Mexican government said Friday it has closed a limestone gravel quarry owned by a U.S. company,

(AP) — A man charged in an attack on comedian Dave Chappelle during a performance at the Hollywood Bowl

(AP) — An avian flu that’s spreading quickly across the U.S. has been detected in Oregon for the first

(AP) — Addressing concerns about the working conditions for some Capitol Hill aides, Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced on Friday

Emergency department nurses at Kaiser Permanente Fresno Medical Center have been issued cards containing a passage to be read

Investors are keeping a sharp eye on interest rates as they are a major factor to leverage returns. Rates

(AP) – California Democrats have accelerated their plan to make the nation’s most populous state a sanctuary for women

Did you know that you can receive thousands of dollars per employee through the Employee Retention Credit (ERC)? Unfortunately,

Starting a business is always a big bet — one that is rarely, if ever, safe. For entrepreneurs who

Out of 40,000 mortgage loan officers across the country, a Madera man is being recognized for ranking No. 2

Madera’s Tesoro Viejo Development announced today that McCaffrey Homes is rolling out a new neighborhood with its Poppy collection.

In January 2022, the Sensiba Center for Sustainability partnered with The Business Journals to conduct their third annual study

California regularly struggles to meet power demands during the summer months, resulting in rolling blackouts that put our residents

The owner of an Alabama clinic was flying home from a conference for abortion providers Monday night when a

The owner of an Alabama clinic was flying home from a conference for abortion providers Monday night when a

What began as a Kingsburg farm’s automated solution to its own staffing shortages has expanded into a partnership with

TikTok-famous Nashville Hot Chicken franchise The Red Chickz has announced the signing of a franchise agreement for Fresno. Recognition

A local college student/entrepreneur has won a scholarship that aims to help her expand sales and business strategies. Lauren

Mandarins are steadily peeling away at the orange’s citrus dominance, according to a new study, with U.S. production of

Edward Smith was the winner of the Fresno County Farm Bureau’s annual journalism award for General Print media with

In 2016, Vartine Garabet stood for the first time in a Michael’s Arts & Crafts store, amazed at all