Gabriel Dillard

A months-long contract dispute between Community Health System and Blue Shield of California could be over as early as Monday. Finish line near Speaking at the Fresno Rotary Club meeting in Downtown Fresno on Monday,

A Franklin, Tennessee man pleaded guilty Monday to conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection with a scheme that diverted more than $1.5 million from Fresno County through fraudulent electronic payments, U.S. Attorney Eric Grant

Dairy Cares warns revised Central Valley dairy water quality requirements could increase costs and threaten family-owned dairy operations.

The City of Fresno will waive rent for three years as part of a deal bringing Cracked Pepper Café's coffee and cafe concept to City Hall.

A 98,000-square-foot warehouse in Reedley, vacant for 14 years, is set to be sold. The buyer's name will be revealed after escrow closes.

SJVMA's 11th Annual Valley Made Manufacturing Summit will bring more than 950 attendees to Fresno to discuss AI, workforce development and manufacturing innovation.

The Fresno City Council unanimously approved the City of Fresno’s fiscal year 2027 budget on Tuesday, adopting a $2.56 billion spending plan that city leaders say prioritizes public safety, infrastructure improvements, neighborhood investment and economic

Community Health System resolved its Blue Shield dispute, but a new Cigna contract standoff threatens in-network coverage for Fresno patients.

Visalia's FORE! The House Golf Tournament raised more than $250,000 to support Ronald McDonald House families.

Blue Shield of California and Community Health System have finalized a new multi-year agreement, restoring in-network access to Community hospitals, physicians and affiliated providers for Blue Shield members in the Central Valley, the companies said Tuesday.