California restaurant owners are fighting their respective counties and ABC to be reimbursed for fees paid while being shut down in 2020.
Valley Girl Scouts kick off cookie sales – with a twist
Girl Scouts announced a new partnership with Grubhub to facilitate the deliveries from online orders.
Union, gig workers sue to invalidate recently-approved Prop. 22
SEIU and a smattering of workers argue Prop. 22, which classifies California gig workers as independent contractors, violates the state constitution.
Fresno Chamber undergoes unexpected management shake-up
Chamber CEO Nathan Ahle modernized the business group into a robust political powerhouse with strong ties to Fresno City Hall and local legislative leaders.
Borgeas strengthens hand to “Keep California Working”
More than one-third of the California legislature have signed on as co-authors of the small business rescue bill.
Calif. $500mil business grant program marred with personal data breaches
California business owners are running into serious data breaches of their personal information while applying for grants from Gov. Gavin Newsom’s $500 million COVID program.
Feds reverse, kill fees for distillers who produced hand sanitizer
Federal health officials announced on New Year’s Eve that surprise fees against distillers announced by the U.S Food and Drug …
Calif. distillers helped overcome hand sanitizer shortage. Now the FDA is making them pay.
“No good deed goes unpunished,” said a Paso Robles craft distiller who produced gallons of hand sanitizer in 2020.
Repeal effort underway, Calif.’s ban on flavored tobacco delayed
The delay comes as opponents of the law, led by tobacco companies, said they filed enough signatures to put the new law to a statewide vote.
Facing shaky ICU capacity, Chavez, Fresno businesses to rework shutdown proposal
A proposal for a five-day emergency shutdown order within the City of Fresno is getting a rework.