With the cannabis industry making a budding start in the city, the pot market is starting to have an impact on Hanford’s finances.
Fresno Christian duo’s friendly rivalry, diligence leads to military academies
The pair of Fresno Christian grads, friends since kindergarten, have worked together and challenged each other for years. Now, they’ll serve together.
Ex-Catholic priest Harrison faces two lawsuits alleging child sexual abuse
Two men who claim they were assaulted as children by Monsignor Craig Harrison during his time at Bakersfield’s St. Francis of Assis filed civil suits on Wednesday.
Tulare Co. inks deal to keep homeless services rolling
The deal is another notch in the belt for emerging local housing turnaround artist firm RH Community Builders.
Kern Co. lay initial groundwork for spending $175mil in Federal stimulus
The single priority receiving the greatest slice of funds from Kern County’s federal coronavirus stimulus? Homelessness.
Back on the block: Fresno Co. moves to sell former University Medical Center
The former hospital was set to become a privately-led affordable housing complex before a criminal investigation into a top County official led to a nixing of the deal.
Merced slashes taxes on cannabis operations
Three years after authorizing taxes on marijuana sales and cultivation, the City of Merced brought out its red pen to cut tax rates.
Madera outlines requirements for recreational pot shops
The Madera City Council took one step closer to opening recreational marijuana shops in the city limits on Monday.
Seeking to resolve dust-up over Pride flag, Dyer pitches park for commemorative flag-raising
Fresno’s Mayor wants to create a new park at Eaton Plaza in downtown Fresno to serve as the site for commemorative flag-raising ceremonies.
Valley homeowners seeing large gains amid scorching market after pandemic
The dynamic real estate market in the Fresno-Clovis area has resulted in sizable gains for home owners in just a single year.
