Author: Gabriel Dillard

(AP) — California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday he’s abandoning a plan to build a high-speed rail line between

T-Mobile and Sprint Corp. have selected the “Central Valley” as a location for one of its jobs-heavy “Customer Experience

A Tulare manufacturer of medical devices has made the move to Fresno, and has created 10 new jobs in

(AP) — “Medicare-for-all” is quickly becoming a rallying cry for many Democratic White House hopefuls, but there are growing

There was a gasp in the room of Fresno community leaders when Dan Walters, noted political columnist, shared his

The Fresno Regional Workforce Development Board (WDB) has been selected for a competitive training program meant to help job

Construction of the new Costco Wholesale location in Clovis is set to begin next month. That’s the word from

A federal grand jury Thursday indicted Fresno resident Darnell Pearson, 40, with distributing fentanyl resulting in overdose deaths in

Commercial real estate broker and former NFL kicker Brett Visintainer has started his own Fresno-based commercial brokerage. After a

Never before have there been more people employed in the Central Valley than in 2018, according to the latest data

(AP) — Jurors say a Florida hotel dishwasher should get $21.5 million after her employer failed to honor her religious

Franchise Business Review has released its list of the Top 200 Best Franchises of 2019, and a few of them

Hundreds of IRS employees in the Fresno area were called back to the job today to work without pay during

(AP) — Teachers walked rainy picket lines Thursday at Los Angeles schools for a fourth day ahead of a new

(AP) — Workers who sued General Motors after nooses and racist graffiti were found at its largest U.S. transmission plant

(AP) — A Mexican national who touched off a fierce immigration debate over his role in the shooting death of

(AP) — The Federal Reserve says business contacts in many regions of the country expressed less optimism amid a host

(AP) — Delta Air Lines can’t get eight new aircraft in the air. Roughly a million government employees and contractors

(AP) — The nation’s top health authorities agree: Teen vaping is an epidemic that now affects some 3.6 million underage

(AP) — Twenty-five years ago this week, a violent, pre-dawn earthquake shook Los Angeles from its sleep, and sunrise revealed

 (AP) — An intensive care doctor ordered “significantly excessive and potentially fatal” doses of pain medicine for at least 27

The ax-throwing trend has finally spun its way to Fresno. Bad Axe Throwing is debuting its new location at 3132

Developer Richard Caglia is backing off of plans for a 110-acre industrial park in Fresno that stirred environmental concerns from

This Bezos story infuriates me and is so bad for society. Bezos isn’t dating media personality Lauren Sanchez, as the

(AP) — The revelation that a Phoenix woman in a vegetative state recently gave birth has prompted the CEO of

 (AP) — Washington’s governor and New York City’s mayor unveiled major initiatives to expand health insurance coverage Tuesday, the latest

The Fresno Rescue Mission is inviting the community to come help clean up the area around its Downtown Fresno facility.

(AP) — The Department of Homeland Security has asked the military to provide more help securing the U.S.-Mexico border, two

(AP) — The world’s largest tech conference has apparently learned a big lesson about gender equity. CES, the huge annual

(AP) — U.S. employers went on a hiring spree in December, adding a surprising 312,000 jobs and providing a dose

(AP) — The Supreme Court is plunging back into the issue of whether electoral districts can be too partisan. Disputes

A prominent economic story of the past year has been the growing tide of trade disputes across the globe. The

At this point, it would probably be more newsworthy if California weren’t at the top of the “Judicial Hellhole” list,

 (AP) — Human feces, overflowing garbage, illegal off-roading and other damaging behavior in fragile areas were beginning to overwhelm some

Wall Street staged a swift, last-minute turnaround Thursday that rescued stocks from a steep dive and put the market on

Wall Street started 2018 strong, buoyed by a growing economy and corporate profits. It isn’t ending that way. U.S. stocks

(AP) — A gunman who killed a California police officer during a traffic stop over possible drunken driving is in

(AP) — Elon Musk is asking a California judge to throw out a lawsuit filed against him by a British

(AP) — California authorities were on a manhunt Thursday for an inmate who walked away from San Quentin State Prison

U.S. stocks surged Wednesday, recovering all their losses from a Christmas Eve plunge and placing the market on track for

(AP) — A shutdown affecting parts of the federal government appeared no closer to resolution Wednesday, with President Donald Trump

(AP) — The young men sit in chairs in a circle in a small meeting room in suburban Seattle and

(AP) — Authorities searched Wednesday for a gunman who shot and killed a police officer during a traffic stop in

(THE CONVERSATION) — As college football bowl and playoff games unfold before a TV audience of millions, most of the

The Christmas spirit is alive and well at a Fresno technology company that is showing its employees an extra-special holiday.

The Wonderful Company announced an increase in its minimum wage to $15 an hour for its full-time California employees, going

It’s becoming a regular thing for our local daily, The Fresno Bee, to be featured in national media. But it

For those who like curry on pizza or chicken wings, your options have been made easier. The Curry Pizza Company

(AP) — If you want to understand why U.S. life expectancy is declining, West Virginia is a good place to

(AP) — Authorities have arrested a Southern California doctor on charges of doling out illegal prescriptions they say were part