You can now catch your own Fresno Nightcrawler, here’s how
The Fresno Nightcrawler has debuted as a $30 plush toy on Build-A-Bear.com.
New liquor licenses up for grabs in Fresno, Tulare County
TULARE AND FRESNO COUNTY – New liquor licenses are up for grabs in counties across the state of California, including in the Central Valley counties of Tulare and Fresno. On Aug. 17, the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) announced that department Director Paul Tupy authorized the issuance of new
Water main break prompts lane closures on Shaw Avenue in northwest Fresno
Police are redirecting traffic at Shaw and Valentine avenues in Northwest Fresno due to a water main break.
First Malayan tapir born at Fresno Chaffee Zoo gets a name
The Fresno Chaffee Zoo named its first Malayan tapir calf Winston following a community vote involving more than 4,000 participants.
Fashion Fair Mall begins largest renovation in more than 40 years
Fashion Fair Mall is undergoing its most significant transformation in more than 40 years as management works to modernize the shopping center and adapt to changes in the retail industry.
30 Years of Protecting the Sierra Foothills
Thirty years ago, Sierra Foothill Conservancy began with a small group of volunteers and an ambitious idea: protect some of the special places that make the Sierra foothills what they are. Three decades later, that effort has grown into a regional conservation organization responsible for protecting more than 67,000 ac
Police arrest woman 3 weeks after hit-and-run crash kills motorcyclist in Fresno
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — A woman has been arrested three weeks after a fatal hit-and-run crash in west Fresno killed a motorcyclist. The Fresno Police Department responded to a vehicle-versus-motorcycle collision at West Dakota Avenue and North Fruit Avenue around 9:20 p.m. on July 1st. Police said the motorcyclist...
Police search Madera Unified employee’s Fresno home after racially charged comments
Fresno police searched the home of a Madera Unified employee after she allegedly made a video calling for a “Black militia” to “rob some White people” — and the school district is adding safety measures in the wake of the controversy. Fresno police spokesperson Sgt. Diana Trueba Vega confirmed that officers are aware o
California just changed the rules on which tires you can buy starting in 2029
California regulators have approved new energy-efficiency standards that will eventually limit which replacement tires can be sold in the state, a move state officials say will save drivers money on fuel and electricity while reducing pollution. The California Energy Commission unanimously approved the new regulations
Fresno suspect arrested using license plate reader
Fresno police arrested 41-year-old James Austin Paul Reyes for domestic violence and false imprisonment after identifying his vehicle through an automated license plate reader.
