Repeat DUI offender who killed Fresno Uber driver in Hwy. 41 crash sentenced to...
A repeat criminal and DUI offender received a sentencing that included life in prison after he was convicted for second-degree murder. Marvin Vance Reese Sr., 60, of Lemoore was sentenced to five years plus 45 years to life in state after a Fresno County Superior Court trial involving the death of an Uber driver. During court, it was established that Reese was driving...
Caleb Foster trains for World Championships while coaching with Dad at Fresno Pacific
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Caleb Foster has plenty of experience and knowledge to share. After all, he was a double CIF State champion in the long and triple jump for Clovis North High School. Then, he was a three-time team National Champion and two-time All-American at the University of...
Real Estate Market Trends in Fresno, CA: Prices Fall
Fresno sits at the heart of California’s San Joaquin Valley — where agricultural roots, a revitalized downtown, and tree-lined neighborhoods create one of the state’s most distinctive mid-sized cities. It’s
Fresno company creates one-of-a-kind firefighting truck for Kansas
A custom firetruck featuring the world's largest vehicle-mounted ventilation fan, designed to clear smoke faster and save lives, is being rolled out in Kansas thanks to the hard work of a Fresno-based manufacturer.
‘Harmless’ funnel clouds possible over the Central Valley, NWS says
The National Weather Service has issued a Special Weather Statement for the Central Valley, warning of possible wind gusts up to 40 mph, pea-size hail, frequent cloud-to-ground lightning, and the potential for brief, harmless funnel clouds to develop.
Meeting with the Mayors: Selma’s mayor on Raisin Festival, vaccine clinic
Selma's Mayor Scott Robertson joined CBS47's Mederios Babb to discuss the upcoming Raisin Festival, Food Truck Fridays, and a low-cost vaccine clinic for pet owners.
Parlier Unified, city council touch base on local needs
PARLIER – Parlier Unified School District’s governing board, and members of the city council, recently explored ways to collaborate to best benefit the community. On April 9, district leaders and city staff came together for their first joint meeting of the year. Intended to foster open communication between two of the city’s most important entities, the meeting covered community topics like e-scooter safety, safe...
Fresno May Day rally to highlight Immigrant and Workers’ rights
International Workers' Day on May 1 has long been a powerful moment nationwide. Here in Fresno, the labor movement has often intersected with the fight for immigrant rights.
Clovis Planet Fitness reopens after closing for ‘safety’
CLOVIS, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The Planet Fitness in Clovis that closed almost a month ago for being “not safe to occupy” is now back open during construction. The Planet Fitness located at 634 Shaw Ave., in Clovis, closed mid-March for the “safety” of their members. It was reported that the building was shut down due […]
National Pet Day in Fresno: And Yes… Her Name is Fresno
There’s something about pets that just make life better. No matter how busy things get, they pull you back to what actually matters. Being present, getting outside, and not taking everything so seriously. And today, April 11, is National Pet Day… which feels like the perfect time to talk about one in particular.

















