A new local movement designed to fight for California’s oil and gas industry has sprung up to raise awareness against competing interests in the state.
Fresno lawmakers weigh job creation pilot program, pay changes for city executives
Fresno City Councilman Luis Chavez crafted a pilot program aiming to strengthen job creation along one of Fresno’s major thoroughfares.
Dyer backs off of Fresno PG&E takeover pitch: “That’s not my belief.”
Two weeks after launching a broadside at Pacific Gas and Electric, Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer is backing off a taxpayer-funded takeover of the utility.
Doom-and-gloom solar panel program update pared back by state regulators. Here’s what it means for homeowners.
An initial proposal that would undercut financial incentives for installing solar panels on homes is being rolled back, with some other changes. Here’s what it means.
Power Short: Fresno lawmakers hit brakes on Dyer-backed study of government takeover of PG&E service
After three hours of debate, the launch of Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer’s latest battle with PG&E – exploring the creation of a taxpayer-funded power utility to supplant the company – didn’t go as planned.
Fresno’s proposed Convention Center Marriott secures financing
The proposed Convention Center-anchored Courtyard Marriott in downtown Fresno secured its construction funding on Monday, bringing the project one step closer to breaking ground.
Fresno turning lights out on PG&E? Leaders eye city-run power in potential break from utility.
Fresno residents could soon receive their electricity from a city-owned power operator.
Judge: Bakersfield baker can’t be forced to bake cake for same-sex weddings
A Kern County judge ruled Friday that Tastries Bakery owner Cathy Miller cannot be forced to bake wedding cakes for same-sex couples.
Fresno lawmakers approve return to zoning rules for some of southwest warehouse district – but a new fight looms.
Despite last-minute intervention by Attorney General Rob Bonta, a thorny, make-or-break zoning issue surrounding some of Fresno’s largest industrial firms reached a partial settlement on Thursday.
Cannabis sales are coming up short. One Valley community is already adjusting.
Leaders in one Tulare County city are realizing they may have to tamp down their expectations on the amount of green marijuana can bring in.
