From yet another minimum wage increase to expanded pay transparency, updates to California labor and employment law are sure to impact Golden State employers in 2026. That was the focus of the Fresno Chamber of Commerce’s Small Business University webinar on Jan. 7, where attendees got the rundown on a host of labor law changes that took effect on the first day of the new year.
Cyber scammers are getting smarter and more dangerous, and any business can be their next target. A single deceptive email or invoice can disrupt operations, compromise sensitive information, and create serious problems throughout the company. This guide highlights three scams your business should watch for: phishing, business email compromise (BEC), and fake invoices, along with practical steps to prevent them.
The Fresno City Council voted 7-0 on Thursday, Nov. 6, to allocate $250,000 to the Central California Food Bank in response to a lapse in SNAP benefits caused by the federal government shutdown.
