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    • Fresno
      • Battle for naming rights of Fresno Unified’s next school emerges
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Crave Cookie, ghost kitchen phenom, to open its first storefront in NW Fresno
      • Drops in demand for vaccine in Fresno Co. leads to large reallocation of doses
      • Sequoia Brewing to Court: We want to purchase of entire Tower Theatre complex
    • Bakersfield
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Kern Co. moving into Orange Tier of reopening
      • Legislature kills bill to ban Calif. fracking, oil production
      • Environmentalists pounce on wildfire measures as Kern Co. becomes new battleground
      • Amazon expands south Valley footprint with Bakersfield “last-mile” delivery hub
    • Modesto
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Scott Peterson faces retrial of sentencing phase in 2002 murder case
      • Calif. Supreme Court orders judge to re-examine Scott Peterson’s convictions
      • Tom Berryhill, Valley legislator, passes at 67
      • Calif. Supreme Court vacates death penalty for Scott Peterson
    • Visalia
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Visalia Unified to reopen middle and high schools March 25
      • Tulare Co. moves to red, but rest of Valley remains in purple
      • Construction committee named to finish ‘Tower of Shame’ construction
      • Facing litany of charges, Ex-Tulare hospital exec seeks defenders of Weinstein, Casey Anthony
    • Hanford
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Kings Co. woman facing murder charge for meth-caused stillbirth released on bail
      • Confusion reigns as Brieno rescinds resignation from Hanford City Council
      • Ex-Hanford councilman Brieno threatens suit over exit
      • Hanford investigation paints broader picture of hostile work environment by councilman
    • Merced
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • “Data dump” error held Merced Co. behind in Calif.’s reopening
      • Merced City School District superintendent faces sexual harassment allegations
      • Merced County Fair cancelled for second year in a row
      • Merced City School District Superintendent placed on leave
    • Mariposa
      • Yosemite to reopen Thursday with reservations
      • Mariposa Co. Supervisors bid for pay raise officially halted
      • Study: A coronavirus recession exposes Valley economy’s strengths and weaknesses
      • National Parks around the Valley close temporarily
      • Pay raises for Mariposa Co. Supervisors halted after signature campaign
    • Modesto
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Scott Peterson faces retrial of sentencing phase in 2002 murder case
      • Calif. Supreme Court orders judge to re-examine Scott Peterson’s convictions
      • Tom Berryhill, Valley legislator, passes at 67
      • Calif. Supreme Court vacates death penalty for Scott Peterson
    • Stockton
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Ousted Stockton Mayor Tubbs joins Newsom’s team as economic advisor
      • Internal polling puts Miller over Villapudua in Stockton Assembly seat
      • Internal Poll: Villapudua holds double-digit lead in Stockton-area Assembly race
      • Catholic Church among Valley’s largest PPP loan recipients
  • Topics
    • Politics
      • Top high-speed rail contractor donates to Newsom’s recall defense
      • Filing: Cox pulls plug on 2022 comeback bid against Valadao, launches PAC
      • Valadao anger “all hat, no cattle,” Nunes hits $11mil mark, fundraising figures show
      • A “Living Hell Hole”: Questions arise over Calif. Governor contender Cox’s rental firm
      • GOPer’s retirement opens door for Nunes to capture top House gavel
    • Agriculture
      • Villapudua presses Newsom over drought emergency citing unmet, long-term water needs
      • Costa spearheads $800 million water infrastructure bill to restore key Valley canals
      • Valley Congressmen press resistant Newsom to declare state of emergency over Calif. drought
      • California finds itself rationing water – and reality. It’s time for a change.
      • Valley lawmakers prod Newsom to declare drought emergency
    • Sports
      • Play ball! Fresno State to open up baseball, softball games to 20% attendance
      • Bulldogs kick off spring practice with wealth of experience
      • Fresno halts negotiations to sell Selland Arena for soccer stadium
      • Transition complete, Grizzlies celebrate partnership with Colorado Rockies
      • Finally! Sanger native, Raiders legend Tom Flores punches ticket to Pro Football Hall of Fame
    • Education
      • Battle for naming rights of Fresno Unified’s next school emerges
      • Clovis Unified teachers eye historic change: forming a union
      • New report reveals Fresno State’s economic impact
      • Fresno State sets in-person graduation ceremonies at Bulldog Stadium
      • Merced City School District superintendent faces sexual harassment allegations
    • Business
      • Sources: Calif. to include PPP deductibility into must-pass bill before Tax Day
      • Valley gas prices jump to near $4 per gallon as travel picks up
      • Crave Cookie, ghost kitchen phenom, to open its first storefront in NW Fresno
      • Sequoia Brewing to Court: We want to purchase of entire Tower Theatre complex
      • Legislature kills bill to ban Calif. fracking, oil production
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    • Commentary
      • Amid a drought, disinformation runs rampant on Calif.’s waterways
      • How recalling Gavin Newsom became my business
      • California’s climate change future is being written – in its waterways
      • Lawmakers should learn from California: protect workers’ flexibility
      • The agenda on a collision course with American farming
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California, Politics

Top high-speed rail contractor donates to Newsom’s recall defense

The top high-speed rail contractor for the Fresno County and Madera County stretch has chipped-in to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s recall defense campaign.

Daniel Gligich18 hours agoApril 19, 2021 Comments Off on Top high-speed rail contractor donates to Newsom’s recall defense 743
Business, California

Sources: Calif. to include PPP deductibility into must-pass bill before Tax Day

It appears California’s legislature is ready to act ahead of Tax Day to give small business-owners a much-needed tax break over their PPP loans.

Alex Tavlian1 day agoApril 18, 2021 Comments Off on Sources: Calif. to include PPP deductibility into must-pass bill before Tax Day 524
California

Infrastructure, USA: Digging into jobs, support, and opposition of Biden plan

President Joe Biden’s sweeping $2 trillion infrastructure bill faces competing claims over jobs amid a wide spectrum of support and opposition in the San Joaquin Valley.

Daniel Gligich2 days agoApril 18, 2021 Comments Off on Infrastructure, USA: Digging into jobs, support, and opposition of Biden plan 590
California, Politics

A “Living Hell Hole”: Questions arise over Calif. Governor contender Cox’s rental firm

As California tackles a wholesale housing crisis, questions are emerging about California GOP gubernatorial candidate John Cox and his rental management firm.

The San Joaquin Valley Sun5 days agoApril 14, 2021 Comments Off on A “Living Hell Hole”: Questions arise over Calif. Governor contender Cox’s rental firm 749
Bakersfield, Business, California

Legislature kills bill to ban Calif. fracking, oil production

A bill seeking to ban hydraulic fracturing along with more common methods of oil extraction within the state of California …

The San Joaquin Valley Sun7 days agoApril 13, 2021 Comments Off on Legislature kills bill to ban Calif. fracking, oil production 807
California, Highlight

Biden admin. to house unaccompanied migrants at Central Calif. base

A Central California National Guard base is preparing to serve as temporary housing for more than 1,000 unaccompanied migrant children amid a national buckling of immigrant overflow facilities.

The San Joaquin Valley SunApril 11, 2021, 3:25 pmApril 11, 2021 Comments Off on Biden admin. to house unaccompanied migrants at Central Calif. base 1049
Business, California

Feds probing BofA over fraud in Calif. unemployment debit cards

Twin investigations arrive while Bank of America and California’s Employment Development Department are taking withering criticism for widespread unemployment fraud.

The San Joaquin Valley SunApril 10, 2021, 2:51 pmApril 11, 2021 Comments Off on Feds probing BofA over fraud in Calif. unemployment debit cards 569
California

Newsom pitches $536mil wildfire plan, focused forest burns

The Governor’s plan, which emphasizes forest management and wildfire mitigation ahead of the annual wildfire season, is projected to double the spending on those efforts compared to 2020.

Alex TavlianApril 8, 2021, 4:27 pmApril 8, 2021 Comments Off on Newsom pitches $536mil wildfire plan, focused forest burns 612
Business, California

Treasury clears air on PPP tax status. Now will Calif. make COVID-19 loans tax-free?

The U.S. Treasury Department clarified states’ ability to deem forgivable Paycheck Protection Programs loans issued to small businesses as being tax-free.

Alex TavlianApril 8, 2021, 2:32 pmApril 8, 2021 Comments Off on Treasury clears air on PPP tax status. Now will Calif. make COVID-19 loans tax-free? 1003
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As hit-and-run tragedies strike again, Gavin’s Law advances through Assembly committee

The law, which stiffens penalties for impaired drivers who kill pedestrians in hit-and-runs, gained a prominent backer out of tragedy: Fresno’s Mike Oz.

Daniel GligichApril 7, 2021, 7:47 pmApril 7, 2021 Comments Off on As hit-and-run tragedies strike again, Gavin’s Law advances through Assembly committee 663

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