CA begins sending extra $300 per week in unemployment benefits, but many will not receive the supplemental aid (ABC 30)
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New PPP Rules From SBA Aimed At Clarifying Loan Forgiveness (Forbes)
The U.S. Small Business Administration, which administers the Payroll Protection Program (PPP), began accepting loan forgiveness applications Aug. 10. Just two weeks later, the agency, in conjunction with the Treasury Department, released additional guidelines surrounding forgiveness of the pandemic loans designed to keep workers on payrolls. Read more by clicking this link.
Gov. Newsom orders hair salons, gyms, churches, other businesses to close indoor operations in most Central CA counties – ABC30
More business and workplace closures under way. Read more here.
Senate Extends PPP Five More Weeks, Indicates More Help To Come – Forbes
More PPP help on the way. Read more here.
Bredefeld, Karbassi pitch $30mil in coronavirus cash for south Fresno renewal – SJVSun.com
Proposal to invest $30 million in CARES dollars in Fresno’s southern neighborhoods. Read more here.
These Fresno County Businesses Received CARES Grants – The Business Journal
More information regarding HUB grant recipients. Read more here.
1000 local small businesses awarded $5,000 grants by Fresno County – KSEE 24
If you applied for a Fresno County HUB grant, the awardees have been selected. Watch the coverage here.
City Businesses Get More Time to Apply for COVID Impact Money. County Applications Soar. – GVWire
Now you have more time to apply for the City of Fresno Save Our Small Businesses Grant. Read more here.
City of Fresno donating 14,000 face masks to small businesses opening this week – ABC 30
City of Fresno donating 14,000 face masks to small businesses opening this week. Read more here.
Gov. Newsom: Barbershops, hair salons can reopen in 47 CA counties starting today – ABC30
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — California Gov. Gavin Newsom says barbershops and hair salons can open immediately in the 47 counties that have received approval to fully enter Phase 2, often called “Phase 2.5” of reopening. Read more here.