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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By: Ben Hensley
The City of Fresno Professional Employees Association (CFPEA) ended its two-day strike after striking a deal with the city. In a news conference at City Hall, Mayor Jerry Dyer was joined by CFPEA President Jesse
On Tuesday, Dec. 10, The Business Journal hosted its 11th annual Best of Central Valley Business Awards dinner. Some of the Valley's biggest names in business were in attendance at Pardini's Catering to celebrate their achievements and be featured as one of the Valley's top honorees, voted on by readers of The Business Journal.
On Tuesday, Dec. 10, The Business Journal hosted its 11th annual Best of Central Valley Business Awards dinner. Some of the Valley's biggest names in business were in attendance at Pardini's Catering to celebrate their
By: Ben Hensley
On Tuesday, Dec. 10, The Business Journal hosted its 11th annual Best of Central Valley Business Awards dinner. Some of the Valley’s biggest names in business were in attendance at Pardini’s Catering to celebrate their
By: Ben Hensley
Fresno County is closing in on its $400,000 goal to launch the Dolly Parton Imagination Library. Fresno City Councilmember Tyler Maxwell and County Supervisor Brian Pacheco hosted a fundraiser on Dec. 17 that raised $73,000.
A Fresno area nonprofit organization whose goal is to reduce the number of feral and community cats suffering in the area reached a milestone this year, spaying and neutering nearly 12,000 cats over the course
Party City, a national retail chain specializing in party supplies, announced Friday that it would be closing all of its store locations, effective immediately, after nearly 40 years of business. The news, first reported by
By: Ben Hensley
A Fresno County wildlife sanctuary is being recognized for its efforts in wildlife care. Project Survival's Cat Haven, conservation park in Dunlap, has achieved the distinction of American Humane Certified for its high standards of
By: Ben Hensley
On Tuesday, Dec. 10, The Business Journal hosted its 11th annual Best of Central Valley Business Awards dinner. Some of the Valley’s biggest names in business were in attendance at Pardini’s Catering to celebrate their
By: Ben Hensley
On Tuesday, Dec. 10, The Business Journal hosted its 11th annual Best of Central Valley Business Awards dinner. Some of the Valley's biggest names in business were in attendance at Pardini's Catering to celebrate their achievements and be featured as one of the Valley's top honorees, voted on by readers of The Business Journal.
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