This coronavirus stimulus has serious gaps – and now some businesses are falling through the cracks without access to critical financial relief to survive.
Tulare City Council OKs recreational marijuana shops
After months of deliberation: recreational marijauna is coming to the City of Tulare.
PG&E CEO Johnson to step down in June
Pacific Gas & Electric chief executive William Johnson announced Wednesday that he will retire on June 30.
Senate passes bill to replenish Paycheck Protection Program
The Senate approved a $484 billion coronavirus relief package providing money to the Paycheck Protection Program, hospitals and virus testing programs.
Waiting on that coronavirus stimulus check? Here’s how to track it.
Slowly-but-surely, Americans are beginning to see their coronavirus stimulus rebate payments appearing in their bank account.
How bad is California’s coronavirus unemployment crush?
Amid an historic pandemic, the agency responsible for administering unemployment insurance for nearly 19 million working Californians is feeling the heat.
Fresno bagel joint Uncle Harry’s commits to helping homeless shelters during pandemic
While the coronavirus pandemic is putting a strain on all of society, a Fresno bagel shop is committing to help keep homeless shelters stocked up.
Valley small businesses lean on reps as they seek emergency loans
Attempting to survive, Valley small businesses are seeking to tap a new, expedited SBA loan, and they’re turning to Congressional representatives for help.
Study: A coronavirus recession exposes Valley economy’s strengths and weaknesses
With some exceptions, the San Joaquin Valley may be ripe to repel a coronavirus-led recession, a new study from Moody’s and the Brookings Institution says.
Coronavirus concerns force Valley Children’s to cancel Kids Day
A major fundraiser for Valley Children’s Hospital has been cancelled due to concerns of coronavirus, the hospital’s foundation announced Thursday.