Grand jurors described the northern Kern County city as being “The report described the city as being “at an intersection where politics, special interests and conflicting public sentiments come head to head.”
Grocers, restaurants press for delay on Calif. law that could deliver bacon shortage
“The bacon law” is likely to wreak havoc on the supply chain for bacon and other pork products. Why? Because California officials released new regulations mere weeks before it becomes active law.
Calif. preps for downpour, heavy snow to kick off week
“Yardsticks will be required to measure snow at some locations after this storm,” meteorologists are cautioning.
Newsom eyes using Texas abortion law tactic to suppress gun rights. Why it’ll come up short.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said on Saturday he plans to use the same tactic from Texas’s abortion law to target assault rifle sales after the Supreme Court declined to block enforcement of the law.
Hanford-based EV manufacturing hopeful Faraday Future launches probe over fraud allegations
A report from short-seller J Capital brought to light issues about the company’s founder reaping benefits from its recent IPO.
Scott Peterson receives new sentence in 2002 killing of wife, unborn son
Nearly two decades after being sentenced to die, Scott Peterson was resentenced Wednesday after California’s Supreme Court tossed his original sentence.
DA: Newsom a “hypocrite,” Calif. AG Bonta “a danger to public safety” amid mob robberies
Gov. Gavin Newsom spent most of the last week shifting responsibility for mob retail robberies onto local law enforcement. They’re pushing back.
Clovis West QB standout Martinez to transfer from Nebraska. Could he land at Fresno State?
The Adrian Martinez era at Nebraska has come to an end. Could the Clovis West phenom become the next Fresno State quarterback?
Energy firms strike back on Newsom’s fracking ban as Californians feel pain at pumps
As President Joe Biden dips into the U.S. strategic energy reserve to bring costs down, California energy producers are striking at a de facto ban on fracking.
Appeals court temporarily halts Calif. prison vaccine mandate
A federal appeals court on Friday issued a temporary stay of a coronavirus vaccine mandate for prison workers.
