9 sickened in E. coli outbreak tied to Fresno company’s raw milk and cheese
Nine people, including children, have been sickened in an expanding outbreak of E. coli food poisoning tied to raw milk and cheddar cheese made with it from Raw Farm, a Fresno producer, health officials said. Two cases in California were added Thursday to the outbreak first announced March 15, bringing...
Coffeehouse on Clovis-Fresno border offers upscale, luxurious feel. It even serves wine
When it comes to coffeehouses or coffee shops in the Fresno area, there might not be a place as luxurious and high class as Il Caffè. Located inside Enzo’s Table at the southeast corner of Willow and Shepherd avenues, Il Caffè strives to provide an upscale coffee atmosphere that someone would experience in Italy —...
FOX26 story sparks donations for 22-month-old special needs child
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — A developmentally challenged girl will soon have access to critical mobility equipment after FOX26 News shared her story and the need for donations. 22-month-old Ahzunea Mondragon-Lyday was born with Costello syndrome, a disorder that can cause developmental delays and can put someone at high...
1 hospitalized after stabbing in southeast Fresno, police say
An investigation is underway in southeast Fresno following a stabbing.
City of Fresno feels squeeze over rising gas prices, looks to make deep budget...
As gas prices tick up to $5.74 a gallon, the City of Fresno is feeling the squeeze.
City of Fresno OK’s rule that changes where officers can go without warrants. See...
The Fresno City Council on Thursday voted to change city law to allow officers to enter areas of private property considered public, such as front porches or driveways, without a warrant for code enforcement purposes. Fresno City Attorney Andrew Janz previously told The Fresno Bee officers will still seek consent or...
Ex-employee for Dolores Huerta Foundation sues organization over labor violations
A former employee of the Dolores Huerta Foundation has filed a lawsuit accusing the organization of labor violations and retaliation.
Woman called N-word at work wins $15 million
A jury in Fresno, California, awarded over $15 million to two former city employees who successfully sued the city, alleging a racially hostile work environment. The eight-member jury delivered a unanimous verdict, with $15 million going to La-Kebbia “Kiki” Wilson and $400,000 to Charles Smith. Both were found to be...
Family honors 14-year-old who collapsed at Fresno High
A Fresno community gathered outside Fresno High to honor the memory of 14-year-old Daniel Padilla, who suddenly died on March 9, with family members writing messages on stones to be placed at his gravesite.
🐶 Playful, Loyal & Loving Dogs Ready for Adoption in Madera
Looking for a furry friend to brighten your days? These wonderful dogs in Madera, CA are waiting for their forever homes. Each one has a unique personality and plenty of love to give.
