Young adults show eagerness to work at job fair in Fresno
Approximately 1,100 young adults attended a job fair at the Sunshine Community Care Center in Fresno on Wednesday to connect with 28 local employers.
Police search for 2 suspects after man shot in Clovis neighborhood
Police are searching for two suspects following a shooting that left one man injured in a Clovis neighborhood Wednesday night.
Police arsenal of Flock cameras in Fresno may soon expand to include private ones
The use of Flock Safety and other cameras have been in recent months met with hostility as communities rethink their use, but the use of such surveillance could expand in the city of Fresno as a new voluntary community program is in the works. Fresno police have said they use the city’s Flock cameras to read license pl
Fresno Unified outlines goals, transportation changes ahead of new school year
Nearly 70,000 Fresno Unified students will return to class next week as district leaders roll out new goals and transportation changes for the upcoming school year.
‘It is about belonging’: Fresno State unveils new dorms for students and families
Fresno State unveiled its first new housing initiative in 50 years on Tuesday, featuring an 80,000 square foot building with 228 apartment-style beds and six family units funded by a $33.7 million state grant.
DUI checkpoint planned for Clovis
The Clovis Police Department is scheduled to conduct a DUI checkpoint this Friday night between 8 p.m. and 1 a.m. at an undisclosed location.
Puppy rescued from canal standpipe in Madera
MADERA, Calif. (FOX26) — A puppy was rescued in the middle of the night from a canal standpipe in Madera. The Madera County Sheriff's Office says a sergeant on the Valley B-Side night shift responded after a passerby reported whimpers from a canal standpipe. The sergeant, who is also...
Public concerns ‘absolutely’ addressed in SEDA revisions, city says. What has changed?
City planners say revisions have been made to Fresno’s major southeastern growth plan that address the abundance of concerns it has drawn from the public, but some critics of the mega development beg to differ. Will 45,000 new homes, the streets and infrastructure that come with them, worsen air quality? Will all 9,000
Tip jar theft at Heirloom leads to suspect assaulting Fresno officers, police say
A man attempted to take off with two tip jars from a Fresno restaurant, and it ended with him being booked for assault with a deadly weapon after a struggle with officers, police said. Officers responded to a report of a man stealing tips from Heirloom around 8 p.m. Tuesday, according to the Fresno Police Department. W
Kerman native returns home to serve Valley patients after long journey to medicine
A Kerman native has returned to the Central Valley to begin his medical career after overcoming setbacks and a lengthy path to becoming a doctor.
