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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.
Dutch Bros. addict? Soon you’ll be able to own part of the company.
The coffee chain with cult-like following among Valley millennials is offering customers their first chance to own a piece of the company.
Building off Annex Kitchen success, Annesso Pizzeria looks to push pizza boundaries
The northeast Fresno pizzeria from restaurateur Jimmy Pardini opens Wednesday looking to the popular Italian pizza from the Annex Kitchen and give it a bit of an American vibe.
More than wine and dine: Cork & Knife brings a new flavor to Old Town Clovis
Cork & Knife, a wine bar-meets-retail store, is set to open in Old Town Clovis on July 8 with more than 100 varieties of wine and hopes of turning into an event hub in the entertainment district.
Extreme heat forces closure of Hanford, Clovis farmers markets
As the Central Valley faces triple-digit temps, organizers of two local farmers markets have cancelled their events this week due to the severe heat.
Taco Bell, Chipotle offering freebies for Calif. vaccine push
The giveaways – limited to June 15 – are tied to California's coronavirus vaccination incentive campaign. Here's what the restaurants are offering diners.
Start lining up! Fresno State’s famous corn goes on sale Monday
For a subset of Fresnans, the tagline "A tradition unlike any other" applies to the first sale of Fresno State sweet corn, not the Masters Tournament.
Raising Cane’s, Dutch Bros. coming to SE Fresno
Southeast Fresno is about to welcome two fast-food establishment with loyal, cult-like followings.
Fresno restaurateur ends mask requirement: ‘We’re not going to be the police anymore’
One of Fresno's most popular restaurant groups made the switch from mandatory to optional mask wearing for patrons and staff, citing vastly improved conditions.
A Los Angeles dining icon is expanding its footprint – in Bakersfield
The Los Angeles donut icon known as much for its oversized plaster donut billboard as it is for its wide variety of pastries is branching out.
