Central California reporting increase in Valley Fever cases
Valley Fever cases are on the rise in California. As of July, over 6,700 cases have been reported in the state.
Central California fishing report: Delta stripers hitting
Fishing report compiled by California Outdoors Hall of Fame member Dave Hurley and edited by Roger George, who guides in the greater Fresno area and holds the striper record at Millerton Lake. Best bets Delta stripers hitting, Alan Fong said. New Melones trout active, Kyle Wise said. , Isabella on a multi-species...
Mike Briggs, former Fresno council member and state assemblyman, dies from cancer, family says
Family members shared on a social media post that Mike Briggs died after a battle with cancer.
Runaway tortoise found in Clovis
A large tortoise was found walking in the roadway in Clovis and was taken to Clovis Animal Services to be cared for until its owner can be found.
Kaiser nurses prepare for 24-hour strike; allege ‘unsafe staffing and burnout’
"The strike notice includes caregivers at Northern California Kaiser Permanente facilities from Sacramento to Fresno, and across the Bay Area," says the nurses union. photo credit: Shutterstock If Kaiser is your health plan, heads up if you have an appointment next Monday. Healthcare workers across 20 Kaiser...
Bear cub seen strolling through Coarsegold property
ABC30 Insider Gina O'Reilly says she woke up to a bear cub strolling through her property in Indian Lakes.
Fresno Police arrest 11 drivers at DUI checkpoint
The Fresno Police Department held a DUI checkpoint on Saturday, resulting in 11 arrests and 23 citations for unlicensed or suspended/revoked drivers.
Fresno seeks to rebuild air traffic control tower. Why it’s facing backlash
Fresno Yosemite International Airport ’s air traffic control tower began operating in 1962. A Fresno Bee story from that year noted its “strict, simple” lines and “modern American” materials — hallmarks of international-style architecture under the vision of Fresno-based Chinese American architect Allen Lew. Now the...
California Restaurateur Charged With Hiring Gang Member To Torch Business, Linked To String Of...
A well-known California restaurant operator has been arrested on federal charges for allegedly hiring a motorcycle gang member to burn down one of his own restaurants and collecting nearly $1 million in insurance money. Robert “Bobby” Salazar, 63, was taken into custody on a federal complaint charging him with arson...
5 more Popeyes abruptly close as economic crisis intensifies
Well, if you needed more proof that the US economy was floundering… (And if the ugly retail data out of Texas didn’t convince you already…) Then look no further than…
