Will Dyck News Today

Calloused. Betrayal. Fraud. Evil. Those are just a few of the words used to describe Fresno’s Bitwise Industries and its co-CEOs Jake Soberal and Irma Olguin Jr. Of course, all of those words were used

The city’s Capital Projects Department will take over the second floor of the old State Center Warehouse building.

It's been nearly nine months since the co-founders of Bitwise Industries, Irma Olguin Jr. and Jake Soberal, furloughed their 900 employees nationwide.

Clovis-based radio station KVPR FM 89.3, in partnership with National Public Radio program “1A,” will host a live community forum focusing on the future of technology jobs in cities like Fresno following the collapse of Bitwise

Downtown Infrastructure including water and sewer mains and parking are up for improvements.

Opinion by Marek Warszawski: “Residential development in downtown Fresno has moved at a glacial pace.”

He’s not the first Fresnan to compete on the reality TV show.

As the legacy of Bitwise Industries got stripped away in Fresno, dozens of the company's creditors met, discussing how to collect.