Author: Gabriel Dillard

Clovis Transit will be offering free rides for the month of August on its Stageline and Round Up bus

Home goods retailer Pier 1 Imports has announced it could close as many as 145 more stores in the

Unemployment rates in the Central Valley ticked up slightly in June compared to the month prior, though there was

In an effort to keep spectators safe, the Fresno Grizzlies organization is extending the safety netting at Chukchansi Park.

(AP) — Stocks ended a five-day winning streak on Tuesday as investors cautiously assessed the first big round of

(AP) — No one expected their culture would ever become mainstream when a few hundred comic book and science

According to Gallup polls, at least half of American workers leave their jobs due to poor leadership from managers.

Fresno Realtor Andy Nazaroff has resigned his position as president and CEO of Guarantee Real Estate, the Central Valley’s

One of the funnest parts of my job is going through The Business Journal’s archives. Here’s a look at

We’re busier than ever these days. Constant notifications, work travel, kids’ activities and other important tasks are often competing

Premiums on California’s health insurance exchange will rise by an average of 0.8% next year, the lowest increase in

The Craig School of Business’ real estate program at California State University, Fresno has been ranked 34th among the

Over a year ago, the Sustainable Aviation Project brought four electric propulsion aircraft — the first of their kind

The Business Journal editorial team took home two awards from a journalism competition consisting business journals from around the

(AP) — Major retailers have diversified their inventory for Pride month, selling apparel and other goods that celebrate LGBTQ

(AP) — House Democrats were teeing up a vote Tuesday night on a $4.5 billion emergency border aid package

If your retirement plan includes tax-advantaged accounts, there is a particular tax rule you should know about: required minimum

(AP) — U.S. women will soon have another drug option designed to boost low sex drive: a shot they

Wall Street finished a milestone-setting week on a downbeat note Friday after a late flurry of selling nudged stocks

Ahson Haider started volunteering for Camp Kesem Fresno State in 2016, not long after his mother died from brain

Valley Children’s Healthcare had its second major celebration in a month with the announcement of its recognition as one

The CEO of Visalia-based California Dairies is stepping down later this year. Andrei Mikhalevsky, president and CEO of California

In 1979, Glen Teter opened a small structural engineering office in Visalia with the vision of building a better

(AP) — Stocks ended a choppy week of trading with modest losses Friday as investors look forward to getting

(AP) — Indicted six-term GOP Congressman Duncan Hunter has held steadfast to his contention that a corruption case against

Harris Farms, Inc. announced Friday the appointment of James Beecher as its new president and CEO. Beecher will oversee

(AP) — A unit of wheat is called a bushel, and a standard weight of potatoes is called a

(AP) — A holiday that is spreading across the U.S. and beyond, Juneteenth is considered the oldest known celebration

When the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, or even hints that it’s about to, investors cheer. That’s because lowering

(AP) — NBCUniversal announced Friday it will build a state-of-the-art television and film studio in a warehouse district just

(AP) — Authorities will push for a battery charge against Toronto Raptors president Masai Ujiri after the executive was

Going into this year’s legislative session, it appeared that the California Chamber of Commerce’s long string of wins on

As California moves closer than ever to offering free health care to low-income undocumented adults—at a potential cost of

(AP) — A secretive men’s-only retreat hosted by an elite club that has included former U.S. presidents and business

(AP) — Once this trade-war cloud gets lifted, investors should have little to worry about, right? Monday’s market action

(AP) — U.S. stocks fell Tuesday for the first time in six days after the recent upward momentum gave

A Fresno-based cannabis company broke ground Tuesday on a manufacturing facility in Parlier. Officials with Greenbrier Holdings said the

Do you work with people who like to gossip? It can be difficult to get your work done when

Could a Fresno professor and his small team of programmers revolutionize the online education business? Todd McLeod, founder and

Employers in all sectors are asking for workers who are creative and critical thinkers, work well on a team

Emergency room patients increasingly leave California hospitals against medical advice, and experts say crowded ERs are likely to blame.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped more than 500 points Tuesday as investors welcomed signs that the Federal Reserve

 (AP) — Democrats ignored a White House veto threat on Tuesday and muscled legislation toward House passage that would

(AP) — Chairman Jerome Powell said Tuesday that the Federal Reserve is prepared to respond if it decides the

(AP) — The NBA’s first international Finals may be a coup for Canada, but decidedly not for ABC. Viewership

(AP) — The number of homeless people counted across Los Angeles County jumped 12% over the past year to

(AP) — Oakland would become the second U.S. city to decriminalize magic mushrooms under a proposal before the City

Elliott Balch, chief operating officer of the Central Valley Community Foundation and a former member of Fresno Mayor Ashley

(AP) — When 14 Democrats running for president descend on San Francisco this weekend to woo activists in the

(AP) — Oregon is awash in pot, glutted with so much legal weed that if growing were to stop