Ahead of the holidays, Fresno has, once again, awarded all of its cannabis licenses. Don’t expect the fighting to stop for the yuletide.
Two Valley doctors among wave granted reinstatement by Calif. regulator after sexually abusing patients
The agency that regulates California doctors is facing stiff criticism over its reinstatement of doctors that committed sexual abuse. Two are from the Valley.
Suit questions Fresno cannabis license awards
One of the cannabis dispensaries vying for, but denied, a permit in Fresno but rejected is suing the city, claiming other dispensaries lied in their applications.
California eyes hiking costs for rooftop solar users
California’s long-time solar panel incentive program could soon be taking a big hit.
Grocers, restaurants press for delay on Calif. law that could deliver bacon shortage
“The bacon law” is likely to wreak havoc on the supply chain for bacon and other pork products. Why? Because California officials released new regulations mere weeks before it becomes active law.
Hanford-based EV manufacturing hopeful Faraday Future launches probe over fraud allegations
A report from short-seller J Capital brought to light issues about the company’s founder reaping benefits from its recent IPO.
Fresno’s Club One Casino clears final hurdle, adds 20 more tables
After several months of having to prove that he is a “good actor,” Club One Casino owner Kyle Kirkland can finally rest easy.
Falk tapped as new chief of Kern Community Foundation
The Kern Community Foundation will have a new boss to kick off 2022, the philanthropy’s board of directors announced on Wednesday.
After long wait, Madera OKs application process for pot shops
Madera’s long-running saga to kickstart the city’s cannabis operations has finally come to fruition.
Fresno faces new legal hurdles over pot shop licensing
A retail cannabis dispensary that did not make the cut in Fresno’s the awarding of preliminary licenses is suing the city to halt the process altogether.
