Author: Gabriel Dillard

Below, we highlight some of the biggest changes for employers in 2020. AB 51: Assembly Bill 51 prohibits California

Each year, the Fresno County Department of Social Services spends more than a million dollars to house families in

Fresno City Council members Paul Caprioglio, Mike Karbassi and Luis Chavez received the top grades for their votes on

A couple of years after competitive professional surfing came to — of all places — Lemoore, a pair of Central

A California startup with ties to the Central Valley is bringing some light to Puerto Rico after the island

Kaiser Permanente has announced that it will be the first private sector contributor to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s new fund

The tricks of several trades were the topic of a seminar on growing a business in Fresno on Thursday.

Local farm advocacy groups and elected officials are celebrating the passage of the US-Canada-Mexico (USMCA) trade deal from the

Fresno Mayor Lee Brand has issued a statement regarding the announcement that Grizzly Fest will not be held this

The leaders from some of the fastest growing businesses in the Central Valley will have a panel discussion to

Fresno’s first major music festival announced it would take “a hibernation” for 2020 due to prolonged negotiations on a

Several local wineries took best-of-class and double-gold honors at the most recent San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition, which took

Many parents have children who have accrued significant debt while they are in college. College graduates often have multiple

Chris Montelongo and his peers are ready to end a long fight for overdue funds that, they say, were

Fresno Pacific’s 75 years tell the story of a growing partnership with Fresno and Central California. As Pacific Bible

Would you be willing to delay your retirement to help your child pay for their first car, college education

Community members are gathering for a pep rally this evening in Clovis to support an upcoming bond measure. Measure

Mayor Lee Brand announced his three appointments for the General Plan Implementation Review Committee (GPIRC) to review progress on

A longtime eatery in Fresno is celebrating a milestone anniversary, and is inviting the public to help with the

The Sears department stores in Visalia and at Manchester Center in Fresno, are expected to close in mid February,

An executive for a Traver agricultural marketing business has been arrested on suspicion of having embezzled $330,000 from the

Companies have unleashed hundreds of CBD pet health products accompanied by glowing customer testimonials claiming the cannabis derivative produced

It might be hard to believe, but there are still corners in Fresno yet to be blessed by a

Two north Fresno apartment complexes have been sold for a combined $13.8 million. Pine Valley, a 76-unit complex north

Fresno’s new Marketplace at El Paseo shopping center will be the first to add a “neighborhood bar concept” to

Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. has announced the appointment of a new general manager for its Fresno television station following

It was a record-breaking year for luxury home sales in the Central Valley. The Business Journal’s annual list of

The Valley’s latest La-Z-Boy Home Furnishings & Décor store has opened in south Visalia. The newly constructed store opened

Madera County will be the place to go in the New Year for special dining deals. January is tourism

Time for another trip on The Business Journal time machine, looking at business news of seasons past, from 2009

A new statewide organization has formed to support Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to fix California’s aging water distribution infrastructure.

As a leader in the global food industry, Fresno-based Lyons Magnus uses proprietary resources and analysis to support its

Fresno Mayor Lee Brand informed the Fresno City Council Monday that he was vetoing its ordinance allowing medicinal and

Larry Johanson, president and CEO of Johanson Transportation Services, celebrated his father’s 94th birthday by donating $2,000 to five

The New Year is bringing a new president to the Westlands Water Distict’s board of directors. That board unanimously

The North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians has been awarded a $5 million federal grant to help build 25

A new Residence Inn by Marriott Hotel opened in Visalia today, sporting a new brand design that features a

Just in time for Christmas, an anonymous six-figure donation has been made to Community Regional Medical Center. Monday morning,

For Vivian Sojo, owner of Fresno company Keystone Kitchen and Bath, an interest in the construction trades sparked her

Where hip-hop artist Black Aesop started his music on the streets, scratching out a living through grassroots marketing, Bay

Longtime listeners of the popular 93.7 FM station Kiss Country might recognize a familiar voice on the local traffic

Fresno County received high marks from the state’s Department of Education with the recent announcement of awardees for California

The Tulare County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to lease the former Visalia BIG Kmart to use as offices

Shoppers looking for more options in northwest Fresno will be happy to know that a new ALDI is coming

Pharmacy students at California health Sciences University in Clovis can now apply for federal student loan programs to finance

The City of Visalia has announced the appointment of Daniel S. Griswold as the new chief of the Visalia

A new head coach will be calling the plays for Fresno State football beginning in the 2020-21 season. And

Bitwise Industries announced expansion plans for another San Joaquin Valley community. This time, it’s Merced, where construction will begin

There’s a new voice at KMJ 580AM with the addition of “Skip” Echeverria, joining Philip Teresi on the 2-6

If you travel along Van Ness Avenue near Fresno City College, you may have noticed a new business with