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.
Fresno mulls five-day shutdown order of all businesses
The order would require all retail businesses and offices throughout the city to be shut down and closed “without exception.”
Fansler delivers on threats, sues Fresno over “targeted” restaurant shutdowns
The Fresno restaurateur filed a lawsuit against the city last week, claiming the city code enforcement specifically targeted his restaurants.
Congress reaches deal on coronavirus stimulus, includes PPP and direct payments
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced Sunday that Congress has reached an agreement on a COVID-19 relief bill.
Fresno officials, business leaders see Southwest’s “wheels up” as economic launchpad
For California’s fifth-largest city, the possibilities of jetting off on the cheap – it appears – are endless.
Finally! Southwest Airlines will fly out of Fresno-Yosemite International Airport
Southwest Airlines, the long-elusive budget airline, announced its intention to fly into Fresno-Yosemite International Airport in 2021.