Author: Gabriel Dillard

If you’ve packed your child’s lunch in recent years, or if you enjoy a little citrus snack, chances are

The Valley recognized some of its biggest fundraisers and providers to charity with 2019’s National Philanthropy Day. Sponsored by

On Sept. 18, California legislators signed Assembly Bill 5 into law effective January. This bill dramatically impacts companies who

Democrats take young people and our votes for granted. That has to stop. The California Democratic Party has announced

Dean Foods, America’s biggest milk processor, filed for bankruptcy Tuesday amid a decades-long drop-off in U.S. milk consumption blamed

After telling a crowd of hundreds gathered Friday at a Fresno hotel that sloughing off political rivalry and working

“I wanted followers, not customers,” said Edwin Espinoza, co-owner of Taqueria Yarelis, about the social media storm surrounding the

(AP) — The Trump administration on Friday released a new framework for notifying victims and the public of cyberattacks

(AP) — Medicare says its “Part B” premium for outpatient care will rise to $144.60 a month next year,

(AP) — Paradise paused on Friday. One year after the most devastating wildfire in California history mostly destroyed the

Philanthropy Inspired by the Need of the Community (PINC) has selected the recipient for its next fundraising campaign. The

A partnership between Wells Fargo and nonprofit organization California Forward announced today at the California Economic Summit in Fresno

(AP) – Emmanuel Perez was about 15 years old when he decided the Catholic faith was not for him.

Since the BIG Kmart in Visalia closed late last year, many have wondered what might become of the storefront.

The Fresno Bee is still going strong, but the same can’t be said for its Saturday print edition. In

“What’s in that building?” A common query along Highway 41 as locals notice The Palatine Building, an architectural monument

(AP) — A meandering day of trading left U.S. stock indexes close to their record highs on Wednesday, as

Haron Jaguar Land Rover in Fresno will be adding a new brand of cars to its downtown dealership. Haron

The Boy Scouts of America’s chief executive took a medical leave of absence as the youth organization faces financial

(AP) — Tuesday’s ballot for San Francisco voters includes a race for mayor and a proposition to overturn a

(AP) — Drug cartel gunmen ambushed three SUVs along a dirt road, slaughtering six children and three women —

(AP) — California’s governor called the chief executive of a troubled utility to his office on Tuesday for a

Pete Weber, a retired corporate executive and co-chair of California Forward, was the guest speaker for this week’s Fresno

Guarantee Real Estate in Fresno has promoted Desrie van Putten as president of the Berkshire Hathaway affiliated brokerage. The

With The Business Journal’s 2019 Fastest Growing Companies list (published Oct. 25) comes a variety of companies ranging from

Volaris Airlines has begun offering non-stop flights between Fresno Yosemite International Airport and León, Mexico. The twice-weekly flights began

The Gazarian Real Estate Center at Fresno State will be hosting a roundtable panel discussion regarding a rent control

In the span of just a few short minutes, a client can find himself at the precipice of a

The community came together Oct. 19 to welcome a new chapter of Fresno’s park of fairy tales and imagination

If you’re looking for Fresno’s Mazda and Subaru car dealerships, you’ll have to look in new places. That’s because

Though it’s mostly just erected steel beams and concrete, developers of a parcel on the northeast corner of West

A statement coming from Fresno Foxes leadership says the soccer club will “almost certainly be relocating.” Fresno FC owner

A Kerman bank teller is showing no signs of slowing down, even after more than 50 years behind the

Proposition 13 was called the political equivalent of a sonic boom by economist Art Laffer. In limiting how much

It’s been about three years since the groundbreaking ceremony for Riverstone, one of two massive planned housing developments being

When it comes to renting homes and rooms through Airbnb, Florida is king, but even though such rentals are

Foodies have another option for a taste of Tokyo with the opening of a new ramen shop in north

Hemp growers and manufacturers of hemp-based products, along with people interested in getting into these businesses, are invited to

It’s a done deal after nearly a year of wrangling over the assets of Zacky Farms. Livingston-based Foster Farms

The Fifth Appellate District will hear oral arguments in two cases in a non-traditional venue Tuesday. More than 300

When demand prompted Tioga-Sequoia Brewing Co. to debut its beer garden in 2014, it did so virtually isolated from

As the ever-developing Fulton Street nears the second anniversary of its reopening to traffic after 53 years of being

In California, more than seven million private-sector workers lack a workplace-sponsored retirement plan. As a result, many of California’s

A few months shy of a year in office, state Sen. Andreas Borgeas (R-Fresno) reflected on the differences between

Like many immigrants, Harutaro Ishida didn’t bring much with him when he emigrated from Japan to the U.S. in

Officials with electric car startup Faraday Future have confirmed that its founder and former CEO has filed for bankruptcy

Kaiser Permanente Fresno has announced a partnership with Bay Area-based Samuel Merritt University to bring the 20-month RN to

Fresno City Councilmembers Garry Bredefeld and Mike Karbassi held a city hall press conference Tuesday to denounce what they

(AP) — “Desperate Housewives” star Felicity Huffman — aka prisoner No. 77806-112 — reported Tuesday to a federal prison

When President Donald Trump took the oath of office back in January 2017, he did so with high hopes