Despite dismissing the suit over ripeness of the legal claims, McGuire admitted that municipalities can enact bans on delivery.
As California’s unemployed battle fraudsters, Bank of America adds double-dose of issues
Hundreds of thousands of Californians on unemployment are reporting fraud after finding their bank accounts have been drained.
Fresno-Yosemite adds nonstop flights to Mexico City
People seeking a getaway to Mexico City now have an easy option from Fresno.
Dutch Bros. continues rapid expansion of its Valley footprint
Get ready for more crowded parking lots, Central Valley.
Community Medical Centers strikes long-term deal for neurosurgeons
The hospital has reached a long-term agreement with a doctor’s group representing 28 specialty doctors, securing its Level 1 trauma status.
Major Kern Co. oil producer emerges from bankruptcy
The Santa Clarita-based firm, with heavy Kern holdings, marked the end of a three-month financial restructuring process
What the frack? Valley company scores fracking permits despite Newsom tough talk
California Gov. Gavin Newsom recently approved new fracking permits to Valley oil and natural gas producer Aera Energy.
Big Fresno Fair launches layoffs after 2020 cancellation
Though its Drive-Thru Eats was deemed a success in place of the typical fair setting, the effects of the COVID-19 …
Madera’s affordable housing project to cost taxpayers a pretty penny
Even with a $25 million price tag, a new housing complex that broke ground this week in Madera is considered affordable housing.
Fraud and the FBI: Lemoore cannabis dispensary owner faces multi-front legal battle
A marijuana mogul who owns a Lemoore cannabis dispensary is coming under fire from a business partner, facing allegations of fraud.