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Major Valley auto dealer sells portfolio to San Jose group
A longtime Fresno auto dealer has changed names and changed hands.
Calif. drivers are big loser in leaked tax relief compromise proposal
A compromise being negotiated by legislative leaders and Gov. Gavin Newsom over the weekend would tie tax relief to Californians' income levels rather than aimed at drivers.
More smoke: Another Valley community to weigh allowing cannabis shops
As Valley communities wrestle with how to raise revenue post-pandemic, one is reverting to an option leaned on heavily before COVID: weed.
Buying your first house? Meet a possible new co-owner: the State of California.
A program at the center of state budget negotiations would see California taxpayers provide up to 17% of the down payment on a house in exchange for a stake in the home.
Convenient timing? Calif. gas rebates set to “certainly” arrive before Nov. absentee ballots
Californians waiting for the Golden State to deliver financial relief for historically-high gas prices might find the timing of their check suspicious.
Garbage rate hikes, massive new housing development take center stage for Madera Co. Supervisors
Despite a bevy of public opposition, garbage collection rate increases are headed to Madera County.
Biden hints at Federal gas tax holiday
The average price of a gallon of gas cracked $5 per gallon. Now President Joe Biden is considering an idea sworn off by California Democrats.
Meet the new pandemic crushing Calif.’s small businesses: PAGA abuse.
California's Private Attorneys General Act was enacted to “protect consumers” from the predations of businesses. Instead, it's only helped trial lawyers and made victims out of Hispanic entrepreneurs, Julian Canete writes in Sun View.
Judge clears path for Fresno to close Tower Theatre purchase
The City of Fresno’s attempt to purchase the historic Tower Theatre is now an inevitability following a favorable ruling from a Fresno County judge.
“Untenable”: Calif. low-income housing projects busting $1 million per unit to build
More than a half-dozen low-income housing developments underway in the Golden State have seen housing unit costs spiral beyond $1 million each.
