When it comes to operating a retail cannabis location in Fresno, former MLB pitcher Matt Garza is on the outside looking in.
PG&E continues halting past due disconnections into 2022
The utility announced Friday it won’t disconnect service from customers greatly past due on their bills, despite the expiration of a California pandemic moratorium.
Sequoia fires shifts evacuation orders, sends smoke billowing
The pair of firefighting theaters in the Sequoias have driven up air quality warnings along the San Joaquin Valley floor and dry conditions in the foothills prompted fresh evacuation orders.
Calif. regulators buckle up for the potential of 0% water allocation for 2022
The prospect of minimal rainfall next winter opens the door for California to force mandatory restrictions for its residents in 2022.
Vohra, Fresno health officer, backs off from political push on Costa to back $4.5tril Biden plan
Dr. Rais Vohra caught some flak from Fresno County Supervisors for comments that “were a little bit political.”
Report: Feds engaging in multi-faceted corruption probe of Fresno City Hall
Fresno city officials may be facing the hot lights of authorities as Federal prosecutors and FBI agents process testimony before a Federal criminal grand jury.
Evacuation warnings issued for Tulare Co. residents near Windy Fire
Tulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreaux issued an evacuation warning for communities near the Windy Fire in the Sequoia National Forest.
KNP Complex swells, expanding evacuation orders into Three Rivers
A set of wildfires in the Sierra Nevada foothills near Sequoia National Park and Forest have prompted a wave of evacuation orders from fire and Sheriff’s officials.
Kern Co. launches suit against Newsom over oil production ban
California’s largest oil producing county sued Gov. Gavin Newsom over his de-facto ban on key oil production, including fracking processes.
Top Calif. lawmaker slams sluggish high-speed rail build: “Maybe they can turn it into a sculpture…”
“I think the, ‘If you build it, they will come,’ theory is pure fantasy,” Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon (D–Paramount) said. “They will come where? How will they magically appear in Merced?”
