The president of Adventist Health Bakersfield has resigned, the hospital announced Wednesday.
Valley restaurateur sees grim outlook if split roll Prop. 15 passes
One Valley restaurateur predicts the industry would be devastated by split roll, especially given the operating struggles caused by the coronavirus pandemic
Pelco sold for second time in two years at $110mil price tag
The Fresno-based video surveillance firm was sold to its last long-term owner, French conglomerate Schneider Electric, for $1.5 billion.
Fresno law firm Dowling Aaron inks merger with regional firm
Fresno law firm Dowling Aaron announced Tuesday it would merge with Fennemore Craig, a regional law firm with offices throughout …
Newsom announces nail, hair salons and barbershops can reopen outdoors
One week after shutting down the sectors across the state, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Monday that nail and hair salons and barbershops can reopen outdoors.
A look at where PPP money went in the south Valley
Here’s a look at where coronavirus relief funds were directed to businesses in the southern San Joaquin Valley, via newly-released SBA data.
Fresno nonprofits, churches make up large number of PPP loan recipients
Dozens of nonprofits based in Fresno and Clovis received Paycheck Protection Program loans to help negate the coronavirus pandemic-caused economic downturn.
A coronavirus crash? Not in Fresno’s housing market.
As the coronavirus pandemic disrupted the economy threatening a recession, the local housing market in Fresno has bounced back to produce something unusual.
Money-making football season in jeopardy, Fresno State Athletics taps PPP loan
Despite uncertainty over its football season, Fresno State’s Athletic Corporation took an early plunge for Federal coronavirus relief funds.
Catholic Church among Valley’s largest PPP loan recipients
The Roman Catholic Church and affiliated organizations in Fresno received millions of dollars in forgivable loans, new data from the SBA shows.