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Rents in Fresno, which has long been considered as California’s most cheap city, have risen significantly year over year. Since the outbreak of the epidemic, rents have been rapidly rising, putting thousands of households in risk of being displaced or becoming homeless. According to Apartment List, the median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Fresno …

Who Can Afford To Live In Fresno? According To Research, There Aren’t Many Workers Read More »

Randi Gonzales and her family were in a hurry when they discovered their 38-year-long Fresno rental was being sold. They ran out of time to locate another somewhere to live, so they moved into a hotel and stored their possessions. Gonzales, her mother, two daughters, and two grandkids resided near Fresno High in a house …

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It is the objective of the Fresno Metro Black Chamber of Commerce to provide micro-grants to small businesses in the Stockton and Kern County areas as part of its outreach efforts. The California Office of Small Business Advocate’s Dream Fund, which was established by the state legislature, presented the chamber with a grant of $1 …

The Fresno Metro Black Chamber Of Commerce Is Putting Forth An Effort To Assist Businesses In The Area By Making Resources Available To Them Read More »

In the opinion of industry experts, monetary compensation, dedication, and adaptability are all necessary components of retaining personnel in their roles over the long term. Companies looking to hire new personnel are calling Spherion Staffing and Recruitment on a regular basis, according to the company’s president. “In the world of video games, every day is …

Local Firms Are Putting Forth Effort To Address The Issue Of Unemployment Read More »

We give a study of the pay and employment implications of the anticipated minimum wage rises to $15 by 2023 in California as a whole, as well as in Fresno County, one of the state’s poorest counties. Critics of minimum wage hikes frequently point to reasons that may result in job losses, such as automation …

California’s and Fresno’s Effects on a $15 Minimum Wage Read More »

Americans are fascinated by rags-to-riches tales. However, Fresno, like many other American towns, has not demonstrated itself to be a city of opportunity, particularly for certain groups. Because of Fresno’s history of racism, segregation, and redlining, social and economic mobility is limited. Numerous studies show that our children’s outcomes are shaped by their neighborhoods — …

Broken Ladders: Climbing The Fresno Economic Ladder Can Be Difficult. This Is Why: Read More »