Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility

Outside Lands 2025: Where Music, Love, and Community Collide

8 hours ago

Federal Judge Orders Trump Admin to Restore Hundreds of UCLA Research Grants

12 hours ago

Trump Names Rosner as Chair of Energy Regulator

12 hours ago

Wall Street Slips as Hot Producer Inflation Data Dampens Rate-Cut Bets

12 hours ago

Trump Says He Thinks Putin Will Make a Deal

12 hours ago

Fresno Unified Wants Parents to Know About New Resources as School Begins

1 day ago

Trump Revokes Biden-Era Order on Competition, White House Says

1 day ago

US Judge Blocks Trump Religious Exemption to Birth Control Coverage

1 day ago

Trump Says He Will Name New Fed Chair ‘a Little Bit Earlier’

1 day ago

US Alcohol Consumption at Record Low as Health Concerns Rise, Survey Finds

1 day ago

Buy, Lease or Subscribe to Add Solar Panels to Your Home

NEW YORK — Homeowners are clamoring to power through blackouts that have become a regrettably frequent part of life in California. The cost of solar panels and batteries has fallen. And a new California law will require all new homes to produce as much energy as they consume beginning in...

Beyond Netflix: A Look at What You Get With New Streamers

Attention binge watchers: There's life beyond Netflix, Hulu and Amazon. Streaming choices are about to proliferate with the debut of Apple TV Plus on Friday and Disney Plus in two weeks. HBO Max and Peacock arrive next year. With discounts and other incentives, consumers can sample them all to figure out which...

Mayor Says Newsom SB 531 Veto Is 'Huge Victory' for Fresno

Arguments made by Fresno Mayor Lee Brand and other local business leaders convinced Gov. Gavin Newsom to veto Senate Bill 531 on Saturday. SB 531, authored by state Sen. Steve Glazer (D-Orinda) would have stopped cities from offering sales-tax incentives as an economic development tool. Listen to this article:  ...

Bankrupt PG&E Wants to Give $235 Million in Bonuses

SAN FRANCISCO — Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. sought a judge's approval to pay $235 million in bonuses to thousands of employees despite the California utility's bankruptcy. The money is intended to provide incentives to workers and will not be distributed if the company doesn't meet safety and financial goals,...

Search

Help continue the work that gets you the news that matters most.