MERCED, Calif. (KFSN) — Valley tech enterprise Bitwise Industries is now welcoming people to start working at their new location in downtown Merced. Action News was given the first look at the new space on Main and M Streets – it’s called Bitwise 1635. Inside, you’ll find co-working spaces, private offices, classrooms and a cafe.… Keep Reading
Small business owners gathered Tuesday for the first Turlock Business Summit, organized by the Valley Sierra Small Business Development Center. The free event, held at the Grand Oak Banquet Hall And Event Center in Turlock, saw over 100 small business owners and employees in attendance and featured presentations from various consultants and business leaders. Maisie… Keep Reading
BISON MEATBALLS BATHED IN BLUEBERRY sauce. Roasted fiddlehead ferns. Acorn crêpes topped with maple cream. These are just a few examples of what Indigenous chefs are serving at restaurants across California. Three spots in particular are dedicated to championing Native foods and culture in the state. Their chefs cite the same formative experience: growing up… Keep Reading
Travel Lemming’s released their list of best places to travel in the USA this summer, and five of those places are Central California attractions. Out 150 best things to do in the U.S. this summer, five attractions were named along the Central Coast. • #9 – San Simeon• #31 – Pacific Coast Highway• #79 –… Keep Reading
The California Preservation Foundation will launch the first statewide Doors Open event in the country. Doors Open California is a two‐day celebration of architecture and culture featuring more than 70 on‐site tours and access to historic places across the state on Saturday and Sunday, June 11 and 12, 2022. Bring your friends and family to… Keep Reading
Aneides vagrans, also called the wandering salamander, is an elusive critter. Its natural habitat is the canopy of California’s redwood trees, the world’s tallest trees, making it tough to observe. One thing we do know about this salamander is that when disturbed it will willingly jump from tree branches, assuming a posture similar to that… Keep Reading
It’s been a long time since this last happened, but it now appears California is set to open a new state park. The 2,500-acre property, which was once home to dairy pastures and almond orchards, will be California’s 280th state park — and the first new state park to open since Fort Ord Dunes near… Keep Reading
Drop into the new Splash Wine Bar at San Francisco’s Chase Center on a quest for Cabernet, and you’ll find the most prominent version offered under custom labels designed specifically for the Golden State Warriors. When the NBA team was ready for a wine partner to join them in their new home, it was iconic… Keep Reading
The University of California is vowing to offer its California undergraduates a debt-free college experience by 2030 as part of an overhaul of how the system views college affordability. To get there, the system of 230,000 students seeking bachelor’s degrees is relying on a mix of state and federal support, revenues from recent tuition increases,… Keep Reading
Possibly one of the “hippiest” places in all of America; this California desert town is specifically known for its eclectic, peace-exuding qualities. According to a list put together by Thrillist, the best hippie town in California is Joshua Tree. Joshua Tree is truly a place for all hippies to gather. Thrillist noted that even before… Keep Reading
