Ben Hensley is a journalist who covers local business news and issues in the Fresno, California area for The Business Journal. His reporting focuses on topics such as real estate, construction, economic development, and workforce trends affecting the Fresno region.
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Ben Hensley’s work focuses on local business, real estate, and community development in Fresno, California. He frequently covers press releases, events, private sector announcements, and government initiatives related to these topics.
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- Highlight local businesses' success stories or challenges within Fresno's dynamic market.
- Provide insights into the impact of government policies or economic trends on the regional business environment.
- Offer perspectives from industry experts involved in real estate developments and workforce support programs specific to Fresno's context.
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What began as a decades-long passion for local wine enthusiasts has become a new small winery founded by a business owner with big ambitions.
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With a combined 211 years of recognizing Veterans Day, a pair of local parades will be broadcast live on Central Valley airwaves Monday.
Fresno’s electric car market may receive a charge in the near future with Tesla making plans for a pair of luxury showrooms in North Fresno.
By: Ben Hensley
Collaboration, training and the future workforce were the central themes of the recent Valley Made Summit at the Fresno Convention Center. The San Joaquin Valley Manufacturing Alliance’s ninth annual event was held on Oct. 30
The Fresno County Department of Public Health (FCDPH), California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced Friday that it has confirmed the first human case of H5N1 bird flu in a Fresno County resident.
By: Ben Hensley
Travelers going through the Fresno Yosemite International Airport have a new route option to fly north starting next year. Allegiant Travel Company announced today 44 new nonstop routes, including a new route from FAT to
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Several Fresno businesses have had their exteriors revamped with the help of a city program. The City of Fresno, in collaboration with the Fresno Area Hispanic Foundation, recently finished a round of grant funding for
Seniors Helping Seniors, a Pennsylvania-based company founded in 1998 that provides in-home senior care, has come to the Central Valley with a more personalized way of giving support to older family members. The new franchise
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