Triple digit temperatures will continue to cook the Valley
Saturday was yet another hot day in the San Joaquin Valley, and that's not going to change for a while. The triple digit temperatures will continue through the middle of next week, finally cooling back down as we approach next weekend, and... the first day of Summer? Regardless, we've got a hot last week of Spring ahea
Strong Relief Effort Not Enough in Visalia
VISALIA, Calif.- Despite a quick start with an early lead, the Fresno Grizzlies were quieted the rest of the way in a 5-1 loss to the Visalia Rawhide Friday night at Valley Strong Ballpark. Fresno managed just five hits and struck out 14 times while dropping their third game of...
Labrador Retriever Rescue of Fresno: Tyson
Labrador Retriever Rescue of Fresno shares with us every other month about their rescue dogs. Are you ready for Summer? How about starting it off with a new canine companion? We have the perfect guy for you. Tyson came to the Labrador Retriever Rescue of Fresno when he was just 3 days old, along with his mother and 5 s
Top 10 highest paid Clovis employees are high-ranked police and fire. See top 50
All but a handful of Clovis’s 50 highest compensated employees worked in the Clovis Police and Fire departments in 2025, according to records released to The Fresno Bee. Four police officers and six firefighters dotted the top 10 highest paid Clovis employees, and they racked up large amounts of overtime or benefits th
Spotlight on past Fresno poet laureate. What he says about the ‘capital of poets’
Joseph Rios sums up Fresno by quoting a poem, which seems right for a guy who is himself an award-winning writer and the city’s former poet laureate. The quote, from Sesshu Foster’s “Postcard Fresno,” is the tag line and central theme for an essay Rios had published this week at Zócalo Public Square. “Here I am in the
Family car wash fundraiser helps cover medical costs after fatal crash
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — A family held a car wash fundraiser to pay for medical expenses for a family member who was killed in a motorcycle accident. Despite the heat, the family of 42-year-old Richard Cortes held a car wash fundraiser to continue to raise money. The car wash...
Auberry: A town named through mispronunciation
If you’ve ever played the game of telephone, you know how word of mouth can twist things in funny ways, including the name of a town. We explore how the foothill town of Auberry got its unusual name, today on KVPR’s Central Valley Roots. Located northeast of Clovis,...
California Utility Bills Are Rising Again, and Summer Heat Could Make It Worse for...
California households are entering summer with a growing concern that shows up in nearly every...
Letters written by North Fork students found 36 years later by hikers
Hikers found letters written by North Fork Elementary students in 1990, which were sent in a time capsule balloon, and returned them to the school for a celebration.
Sensory gym for kids of all abilities to open in Clovis
CLOVIS, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A sensory gym for all kids is opening in Clovis later this month. We Rock The Spectrum is an inclusive indoor sensory playground for kids of all abilities, including those with autism, and is a place “where you never have to say I’m sorry.” The business says that they have spent […]
