Fourth lender sues Assemis over nearly $50 million in unpaid loans
The Assemi family is scheduled to return to court next week with the lenders to determine whether or not the family’s farmland will continue to be operated by a receiver for the near future.
Bonta joins lawsuit against Bakersfield over Kern River drying up
Thousands of fish died when the Kern River dried up earlier this year. California officials are now getting involved in an environmental lawsuit targeted at Bakersfield.
Former Stockton fire chief appeals wrongful termination suit to Supreme Court
Ron Hittle claims he was fired by the city over a decade ago for being a Christian.
Target begins construction at Fancher Creek development in southeast Fresno
The Fancher Creek development is finally getting off the ground after being in the works for decades.
Newsom signs oil mandate into law
California oil refiners will face strict new regulations and oversight from California bureaucrats.
Ex-candidates sue Fresno to restrict campaign fundraising
Fresno’s campaign finance rules once restricted the ability of candidates to raise funds outside of election years. Now, those restrictions could return.
Sentencing delayed for Soberal, Olguin Jr. Here’s when they will face their fate.
One of the former co-CEOs of the failed tech and real estate company also reportedly sent an apology email to an investor.
Bulldogs have short week to get ready for Nevada’s strong run game
The Wolfpack are in the midst of an up and down season so far, but are coming off of their best win yet by taking down Oregon State.
UC Merced awards Ed Kashian with Chancellor’s Medal
Kashian, the CEO of Lance-Kashian & Co., has supported UC Merced for decades.
Late mistakes sink ‘Dogs against Washington State
Fresno State lacked the necessary composure to beat the Cougars, leading Head Coach Tim Skipper to liken the mistakes to being “emotionally hijacked.”
