Fresno State took care of business Saturday, bouncing back from the heartbreaking near-upset over Oregon a week before to blow out Cal Poly 61-10.
Pair of Valley farms help power SF-based ride-hailing company – with an assist from the sun
Two Central Valley farming operations have teamed up with a San Francisco tech company to power electric cars for ride-hailing.
Union, liberal advocates petition to impose term limits on Kern County Supes
Union leaders and local activists are pushing to impose term limits on the Kern County Board of Supervisors.
Newsom drops into Fresno just days before recall – with barbs for Elder, Nunes
Just five days ahead of the recall election, Gov. Gavin Newsom swung through Fresno to drum up support among local labor union advocates in an effort to remain in office.
Worries of farmworker intimidation swell as Calif. lawmakers relax union voting rules
“Secret ballot election, free from undue pressure, is foundational to the democratic process that all of us cherish as Americans,” farm advocates argued in opposition to the bill awaiting Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk.
World Ag Expo proves to be economic boon for Tulare County. Need proof? Look to 2020.
The Tulare-based international farm show snuck in just before the world shut down over concerns related to the coronavirus. Now we know the impact it delivered on Tulare County and California.
Hurtado pulls bill to repair sinking canals after legislators yank funding
San Joaquin Valley water agencies and growers were outraged at legislators for stripping funding and adding hostile amendments to a bill aimed at curbing worse droughts.
Lopez twins headline San Joaquin Memorial’s 2021 Hall of Fame class
The NBA twins join another six San Joaquin Memorial alum being inducted into the school’s hall of fame for 2021.
Central Valley Community Bank taps James Kim as new CEO
The parent company of Fresno-based Central Valley Community Bank announced the successor to CEO James Ford on Tuesday.
Despite rapid housing growth, few easy answers available to alleviate Merced’s housing shortage
The hunt for a silver bullet to alleviate a local housing shortage and rein in the largest living expense of residents isn’t proving to be easy.
