Will a set of two-decade-old industrial buildings in south Fresno continue to flourish the city’s booming job magnets? Or are they headed for an activist-led scrapheap?

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Will a set of two-decade-old industrial buildings in south Fresno continue to flourish the city’s booming job magnets? Or are they headed for an activist-led scrapheap?
State regulators found a pair of idle wells had “pinhole-sized leaks,” causing alarm for neighbors in east Bakersfield.
Despite a renaissance of support from voters and state lawmakers, reports of bubbling opposition to saving California’s lone nuke plant have an odd wrinkle.
The future of California’s last – arguably most critical – nuclear plant is in flux. Californians, however, are decidedly in support of keeping it open, a new survey finds.
Tulare is looking for a second-layer of revenue from pot shops and cannabis growers operating in the south Valley city.
Cannabis is back on the menu for Visalia.
Here’s when California regulators eying to mandate new home construction be all-electric, eschewing gas stoves and other appliances.
A judge has allowed for the sale of Trails End Mobile Home to Harmony Communities, concluding a lengthy legal battle for control of a troubled trailer park.
Californians hoping for financial relief from high gas prices might have to keep waiting.
California energy officials warned the state may be at risk of blackouts for the next three summers due to power supply shortages and extreme weather.