News across Greater Fresno

‘I’m going in’: Allen Family Farms wins over Bills Mafia
Lavonne Allen will do a table smash on one condition. The tailgating tradition, borrowed from professional wrestling, is a staple

‘Putnam County Spelling Bee’ dazzles Selma audiences
SELMA – The Selma Arts Center was filled with laughter, “awes” and applause as cast members brought its newest production to life. On Sept. 25, the Chimerical Cast opened up […]

Nisei Farmers League raises alarm over diesel costs, possible Oct. 1 goods stoppage
Rising diesel costs are putting additional pressure on California farmers and truckers, prompting the Nisei Farmers League to call attention

Fresno Chamber names 2026 Agriculture Award honorees
The Fresno Chamber of Commerce has announced four honorees for its 2026 Agriculture Awards, recognizing individuals and businesses for their
Tangram Interiors changes ownership as longtime executive takes CEO role
Tangram Interiors has completed a management buyout, putting longtime executive Nick Meter at the helm of the nearly $300 million
Zamora’s Carnitas expanding to Fowler with new restaurant
In 2022, a fire severely damaged Zamora’s Carnitas location at 850 N. Fresno St. and forced the restaurant to close.
Sam’s Italian Deli names new chef ahead of Fresno expansion
Sam’s Italian Deli & Market has hired Fresno chef Valentino Lee as its new executive chef as the longtime local
Curry Pizza Co. takes former Pieology spot at Campus Pointe
Curry Pizza Co. is planning a new location at Campus Pointe in Fresno, continuing the local chain’s expansion nearly a
Newsom signs California law banning sales of single-use, battery-powered vapes
California will ban the sale of single-use, battery-powered vapes to fight plastic pollution under a law signed Monday by Gov.
The federal government could be undercounting heat deaths, including in the Valley
An investigation by NPR and Boston University found two San Joaquin Valley counties are potentially underreporting how many people die of heat related causes.
Fresno to host SelectUSA Spinoff event
FRESNO – The Central Valley’s first SelectUSA Spinoff is taking place in Fresno. According to the announcement from the Fresno County Economic Development Corporation, the event will bring international companies […]

Technology revolution in agriculture needs investment in humans as well as machines
Key Findings: Interest in agricultural technology is here. Among 10,856 respondents from Central Valley agricultural communities, 16.5% expressed interest in