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Hanford strikes $12.5mil settlement with Helena Agri-Enterprises
The vote caps a lengthy, multi-year process to settle a dispute over the location of the fertilizer producer's operations in relationship to the city's Costco.
With the help of local students, Valley realtors reflect on the meaning of “home” after roller coaster 2022
“I think we’re at a place in time in our market where we need to be reminded what a home is all about, and who better than the kids to remind us," Fresno realtor Don Scordino said of Fresno Association of Realtors' essay contest.
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 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.
Are Valley housing markets vulnerable or recession-proof? Depends on who you ask.
Are Valley housing markets really as vulnerable as New York or Chicago?
Lawmakers kill long-delayed downtown Fresno housing project
Not even the departure of developer Terance Frazier would stop the demise of "The Park at South Fulton Street."
“Overheated” housing market forces major U.S. landlord to halt buying in Valley city
One of America’s largest corporate landlords is halting home purchases in 38 cities across the country, including one in the San Joaquin Valley.
Unions, homebuilders strike deal to boost Calif. housing production
A pair of bills seek to open up much of the state’s commercial land for residential development and bypass local objections.
Merced eyes options to boost market rate, low-income housing availability
As the housing crisis continues to burden the Central Valley, Merced is doubling down on inclusionary zoning as the future of its housing policies.
Kern Co. lawmakers clear path for Mojave to launch “inland port” to aid supply chain
Mojave will soon be home to California's first-ever inland port, supporting supply chain woes by handling of incoming goods from the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
