The McClatchy Company – the newspaper publisher that owns The Fresno Bee – filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in New York late Wednesday night.
As The Fresno Bee moves, is a deal in the works for its old digs?
The Fresno Bee is on the move and downsizing its footprint. But what’s happening with its current digs – located at 1626 E Street – in downtown Fresno?
Report: Steyer-run bank built record of high interest, lawsuits for Valley borrowers
Steyer’s Beneficial State Bank built a reputation of high interest auto loans and aggressively sued low-income borrowers for failing to make payments.
Barrelhouse unveils upcoming Fresno location
Three months after announcing that it would open a taproom in Fresno, Paso Robles-based Barrelhouse has finally made its Fresno location public.
Clovis brewery prints “Soleimani didn’t kill himself” on beer cans
Tactical Ops Brewing, a Clovis-based brewery, is at it again with new jokes on the side of its cans of Bomber Blonde Ale.
California Food Expo calls it quits after nine years
The California Food Expo will end all operations by the end of the month due to financial and organizational constraints, its board of directors announced Wednesday.
Tulare Co., tribe reach agreement on relocating Eagle Mountain Casino
The long push toward relocating Eagle Mountain Casino to next to Porterville Airport got an added boost from the Tulare County Board of Supervisors.
Long-awaited Fancher Creek’s first step? Housing.
The master-planned live-work-play development from the developer of River Park and Campus Pointe is launching with an affordable apartments for seniors.
Valley legislators hit with thousands of petitions to save Calif.’s Prop. 13
A push to maintain California’s landmark property tax law – Proposition 13 – got underway on Tuesday with a splash in the south Valley.
In Oil Country, a frank discussion begins on taxpayers buying out PG&E
Tuesday, the Kern County Board of Supervisors will vote to decide whether to send a letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom endorsing a taxpayer buyout of PG&E.