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- Aug 14, 2026
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New alcohol licenses issued to Fresno, Valley restaurants and retailers (opens the original)
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A new round of California Alcoholic Beverage Control licenses has been issued to restaurants, retailers and other businesses across the Central Valley, including several in Fresno and surrounding communities. The latest license activity includes The Annex Kitchen, The Wine Bar and Fresno Indoor Soccer in Fresno, along with restaurants, supermarkets and convenience stores from Bakersfield to Visalia. A Type 20 license was issued to Fresh Co Foods Supermarket at 2800 River Blvd. in Bakersfield hel
California wildfire recovery faces insurance, rebuilding challenges (opens the original)
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The January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires caused widespread destruction and billions of dollars in economic losses, while insurance and rebuilding challenges continue to affect California homeowners and communities. Photo via Los Angeles Fire Department More than a year after the January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires, an analysis points to persistent displacement, insurance disputes and substantial rebuilding gaps as California confronts broader wildfire risks. The January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires c
CapRock fully leases 1.27-million-square-foot Visalia warehouse (opens the original)
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Building 1 at CapRock Partners' Central Point III development in Visalia, a 1.27 million-square-foot logistics facility leased to an undisclosed global tenant believed to be Amazon. CapRock Partners has fully leased the first building at its Central Point III industrial development in Visalia, completing one of the largest industrial lease transactions in the Central Valley in recent years, according to the company. The 1.27 million-square-foot Class A logistics facility at 4001 N. Plaza Drive w
Fresno ranks among top cities for entrepreneurs as California business climate draws scrutiny (opens the original)
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Legislators returned from their monthlong summer recess on Monday and will shift into high gear before the Aug. 31 adjournment of the 2026 session. That’s where the Americans for Tort Reform Association (ATRA) placed California in its 2026 Legislative HeatCheck report, released recently. The report singled out Senate Bill 84, a measure NFIB lobbied heavily for, helping drive its Senate passage before it was effectively killed in the Assembly. According to the report, “A bipartisan effort to addr
Fresno bets on hotels, downtown investment to grow convention business (opens the original)
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Photo by Ben Hensley | The 144-room Courtyard by Marriott is expected to open thsi year next to the Fresno Convention Center — a move expected to help attract more conventions to the region. Fresno’s convention business has not rebounded around a single blockbuster gathering. Instead, city and tourism officials are betting that new hotel rooms, venue management and downtown infrastructure can rebuild Fresno’s reputation one booking at a time. Visit Fresno County helped bring 83 events to Fresno
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