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.
Fresno Whole Foods exposes customer credit card information for holiday orders
Fresno’s lone Whole Foods Market is hot water after a video was released showing employees exposing customer information while taking holiday orders.
Caltrans backtracks on cuts to Highway 99 funding, yet wait for expansion continues
Caltrans officials announced the agency was restoring $23 million of $32 million in proposed cuts to Highways 99 and Highway 46 expansion projects.
Fresno City Council approves new marijuana regulations
The fight shifted from who would grant dispensary licenses to whether the proposed social equity policy was too prescriptive.
Gar Tootelian, Bennett Water Systems ink merger
2019 continues to be the year of ag mergers, as the trend spreads to two Valley farm services companies.
Housing development flatlined in Fresno. Now it’s rethinking the future.
“This is a problem we can literally build ourselves out of,” Fresno City Councilman Luis Chavez said of Fresno’s stifled housing growth.
Bitwise reveals location of its Bakersfield outpost
The Bakersfield expansion for Bitwise Industries – the Fresno-based tech incubator – now has a location. Two, in fact.
Milk giant Dean Foods files for bankruptcy protection
America’s single largest milk processor filed for bankruptcy on Tuesday, following a trend set by Valley dairies amid changing habits and low milk prices.