California’s legal cannabis industry reached its highest watermark in terms of sales during the second quarter of 2021.
Club One Casino gets approval to open – with fewer jobs than planned. Here’s why.
Following a roller coaster of requirements, Club One Casino’s move from downtown Fresno to woebegone Granite Park is officially approved. But things aren’t exactly coming up aces.
Fresno City Council approves tax deal to expand city’s footprint, increase new housing units
The City and County of Fresno still don’t have a permanent deal to split tax revenues for newly-developed land, but one project with hundreds of homes at stake is moving forward.
Check or bet? Club One Casino returns to Fresno City Council for approval
After a meeting with dozens of community members, Club One Casino looks primed to win approval to reopen at Granite Park. Fresno City Council member Tyler Maxwell has his own ideas about how to use the revenue the card room generates.
Could Calif. rethink its Amazon warehouse sales tax? Some cities hope so.
Central Valley cities with booming online retail fulfillment centers could be at risk of losing out on some tax revenue if a new push manages to convince state lawmakers.
Fresno Councilman: Dire consequences if weed shops OK’d near schools
One Fresno City Council member warned city officials of the incredible legal exposure facing Fresno if a weed shop is approved to open near a school.
Legalizing sports betting in Calif. gets competitive with second 2022 initiative
A second initiative seeking to legalize sports wagering is preparing to seek 1 million signatures to make the 2022 ballot. Who’s behind it? California cities.
Tower Theatre sale remains blocked as appellate court seeks answers
California’s 5th District Court of Appeal has halted the sale of the historic theatre to sort out additional questions related to the sale to Adventure Church.
New California energy rules stop short of banning natural gas appliances for new homes
While environmentalists came up short in their pursuit of banning natural gas in new homes, they scored a win in the form of a mandate for outlets that can charge electric cars.
Report: Newsom spent $6.7mil to craft protections for PG&E following wildfire manslaughter convictions
Gov. Gavin Newsom and his team went to great lengths to craft legal protections for the utility in the wake of its wildfire manslaughter convictions, behind-the-scenes revelations show.
