On the surface, the Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) program looks straight forward. Yet, some Valley cities have voted to eliminate the program.
Valley cities face new issues amid recycling crunch
With China’s restrictions on importing recycled material, Valley cities are beginning to have to pay processors to deal with your recycling.
Jenny Toste out as ValleyPBS chief
Jenny Toste, the chief executive officer for the PBS station, was ousted from her position Friday following a vote by the station’s Board.
Harris Farms names Beecher as President and Chief Executive Officer
There’s a changing of the guard atop Harris Farms. Jim Beecher, a board member of the company, has been selected to serve as the company’s new President and Chief Executive Officer.
Tulare hospital turning the corner under Adventist management
Although it has faced many challenges over the last few years, Tulare’s hospital is in the best shape it’s been in years.
California’s ABC Test is more dangerous than 1-2-3
A bill to codify a groundbreaking California Supreme Court decision will certainly pick winners and losers. But who’s who?
Kern County will be home to Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, tribe announces
The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tejon Project will cost about $600 million and will be located just west of Highway 99 outside of Mettler.
Dos Equis, Tecate pile on Fresno Grizzlies sponsorship woes
Unlike Sun-Maid Raisins, the beer brands have a deep impact – such as being sponsoring the game on the day they cut ties with the Fresno Grizzlies.
Pelco sold to L.A.-based private equity group
The Fresno security tech firm was rumored to be on the block as early as the summer of 2018. Rumors of a sale reignited at the outset of April.
PG&E the cause of Paradise’s deadly Camp Fire
Cal Fire announced on Wednesday that the Camp Fire, the deadliest fire in California’s history, was caused by electrical transmission lines owned by Pacific Gas & Electric Company.