Clovis Rodeo keeps crowds safe heading into the weekend with levels security
On the ground and on horseback, security and safety took center stage at the 112th Clovis Rodeo on Friday.
Fresno honors 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) — The 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide was honored and remembered around the world. Hundreds of people gathered at Fresno State’s Armenian Genocide monument to remember the 1.5 million Armenians who died between 1915 and 1923 during the Armenian Genocide. “As a grandchild of genocide survivors, we always commemorate the one […]
Fresno State Research Examines DUI Fatality Rates in Central California; Nearly Double State Average
Fresno Officer Injured After Unlicensed Drunk Driver Plows into Police Vehicle Blocking an Accident Credit: Fresno Police Department (File) A regional research initiative will support prevention and collaboration. April 25, 2026 - By Melissa Tav - According to federal data, Central California’s DUI fatality rate is more than double the...
Fresno State bans electric scooters, bikes and skateboards on campus
Fresno State will ban the use of electric scooters, bikes and skateboards on campus beginning with the start of the fall semester, citing safety concerns and a rise in accidents involving motorized vehicles.
Thunderstorms are possible again Saturday night
Another Spring storm will move in to the San Joaquin Valley Saturday night, bringing light rain to the Valley and a little snow to the high elevations of the Sierra Nevada. And just like last Tuesday, thunderstorms are possible with this storm! However... it's a weaker storm that's arriving after sunset. One of the key components for us to get severe thunderstorms is solar...
Rare Central Valley tornado outbreak: four twisters strike in five hours
Tornadoes aren't completely out of the question in California's Central Valley.
‘It’s my last desire’: Fresno woman helps grandfather reconnect with long-lost brother
A TikTok plea from a social media marketer in Fresno, California resulted in a once-in-a-lifetime reunion for her family after a private investigator was able to locate her long-lost uncle.
Education and Leadership Foundation launches new recycling program
A local non-profit is providing education, civic engagement and immigration services. Now, they're launching a high-tech recycling program.
Parlier council eyes local preference for city tows
PARLIER – In an effort to improve administrative efficiency and keep tax revenue in city limits, members of the Parlier City Council have directed staff to explore the possibility of a formal tow rotation ordinance. This direction came months after Interim Police Chief Michael Salvador asked the council to...
How this Sanger school house turned restaurant is keeping history alive
SANGER, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A Sanger school house built in the late 1800’s is now a fine-dining restaurant that boasts farm-to-table ingredients, one-of-a-kind atmosphere, and a legacy of teaching that continues today. Owner, Executive Chef, and Reedley native Ryan Jackson says he did not envision pursuing a culinary career in college. “I just started cooking […]
