Author: Gabriel Dillard

Black Friday and Cyber Monday typically bring in the biggest sales of the year for retail giants. This year,

When Covid-19 lockdowns were first imposed in March, it was hard to imagine that we would be celebrating the

Many business owners are trying to find something to be grateful for this Thanksgiving eve. With the entire Central

A Christmas tree and lights strung throughout the new outdoor seating tent invite new guests to dine outside for

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s one-two decision this week to return 40 counties to the purple tier as well as institute

(AP) — California is imposing a nighttime curfew as its coronavirus figures soar but it will lean heavily on

The Fresno City Council voted Thursday to extend the deadlines for two major Downtown Fresno commercial building projects. A

(AP) – In what could be a temporary victory for California’s legal cannabis industry, a judge has dismissed a

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act of 2020 provided relief for millions of Americans who suffered

Have you received a call asking for money to release a friend or relative from airport jail? It’s a

One of Fresno County’s largest ag production companies is having its case heard in the U.S. Supreme Court concerning

(AP) — Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley, the longest-serving Republican senator and third in the line of presidential succession, said

Valley business owners are planning to protest the new lockdowns ordered by Gov. Newsom on Monday. Open Central California

The holiday that once marked the beginning of the season that for many retailers was the culminating event of

Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Monday — a day earlier than expected — that 40 counties moved to more restrictive

After almost a seven-month delay, a Clovis brewery is ready to open its doors Saturday. Rob Arabian, co-owner with

Low interest rates and a desire for more space as COVID-19 leads people to spend more time at home

The Downtown Fresno Partnership has released its slate of nine finalists for its annual Create Here Business Plan Competition.

Business is moving along at Fancher Creek Business Park in Fresno on Armstrong Avenue right off of Belmont Avenue.

Donations from Central Valley farm bureaus hope to aid a Tulare County dairy in a legal fight against the

      Now that the dust from pandemic uncertainty appears to be settling and growers have a better

(AP) — The U.S. has surpassed 1 million new confirmed coronavirus cases in just the first 10 days of

(AP) — A more conservative Supreme Court appears unwilling to do what Republicans have long desired: kill off the

Arts and crafts as entertainment is growing despite Covid-19 disrupting business models across the country, and Twist Brands LLC

Producers Dairy in Fresno seeks to continue the legacy of an Oregon-based family dairy it is acquiring. The 88-year-old

Forbes’ Best-in-State Employer list has ranked several Central Valley employers in industries from health care to banking. The list

After just eight months in business, another local eatery has been put out by the Covid-19 pandemic. Downtown Deli

The Fresno City Council on Thursday approved a conditional use permit for a convenience store that was previously denied

What’s life without a little entertainment? People are starting to realize the luxury of simply being able to go

The pandemic has brought more attention to what the world “essential” really means. Tattoo artists were considered non-essential and

(AP) — Uber, Lyft and other app-based ride-hailing and delivery services spent $200 million in a winning bet to

When K.C. Rutiaga planned her 2020 budget for Fresno Neon Sign Co, she was excited for what the year

Over 40 local youth have completed the Visalia Chamber of Commerce Jr. CEO program, and from 8 a.m. to

The coronavirus changed the world into a planet of remote workers, but several months into the pandemic some companies

Staking political signs in lawns has remained a tradition, but the environmental cost comes at a high price. To

(AP) — She could have dropped her ballot at the post office, but she wasn’t sure if she should

Expect to see a lot more of the same if there’s a second Trump administration. President Donald Trump has

Stocks notched broad gains on Wall Street Monday as investors looked ahead to Election Day and the potential for

(AP) — As the coronavirus pandemic surges across the nation and infections and hospitalizations rise, medical administrators are scrambling

(AP) — Julia Wiggin was still shivering after running out to hang up the weekend’s marquee — “Ghostbusters,” “Texas

(AP) — A federal judge in Chicago struck down a key immigration rule Monday that would deny green cards

Voters in Selma will have to take a gamble when they vote this November if they want to allow

A mini-golf business in Fresno is filing a lawsuit again Gov. Newsom. Ghost Golf, an indoor mini-golf course with

The Business Journal has listed the Fresno branch of a statewide civil construction firm as the fastest-growing business in

Even as restaurants have largely been shuttered for the last seven months, various operating fees are still due. Lawyers

As Backstory Creative partners Mike Bowman, Nader Assemi and Tyler Weihi sit in an empty room in the Peerless

At the end of March, the president signed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), which

A new initiative is on its way to the Central Valley that aims to get churches involved in assisting

Saturday will be the last day to get Butterfish poke in Fresno. But when the two locations reopen, one

A million facemasks are available for free for businesses throughout Fresno County. The Fresno County Board of Supervisors and