Fresno CA

Luke Bryan is returning to the Central Valley for a farm tour this spring, with his only appearance in the valley on May 15 at Owens Mountain Parkway in Clovis.

“She never, never stopped fighting,” Chris Wilson said of his wife, Andrea Andrade

If you're looking for something outside the box for Valentine's Day, there's plenty to do in Fresno.

Sometimes the most extraordinary culinary experiences come from the most unassuming places, and Dog House Grill in Fresno is living proof that you don’t need white tablecloths to serve food that makes your taste buds stand up and salute. This beloved Central Valley institution has mastered the art of...

Fresno’s dining scene is thriving with exciting new restaurants that showcase the Central Valley’s agricultural bounty and global culinary influences. From authentic Chinese dumplings to modern Indian cuisine, these five newcomers are elevating the city’s food culture and giving locals fresh reasons to dine out. 1....

FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — A proposed statewide ballot measure backed by Uber is drawing sharp criticism from medical providers and personal injury attorneys, who warn it could limit access to care for accident victims — especially those who are uninsured or underinsured. The measure, titled the Protecting Automobile...

FRESNO, Calif. ( ) – You can help a local student dress professionally for their next job interview or internship – the Foundation for Fresno Unified Students and Neighborhood Thrift is collecting donations for the 4th annual Suit Drive. But it’s not just men’s suits; it’s women’s professional...

Fresno officials recently shuffled a key urban planning team, drawing sharp criticism from a longtime planner. On Jan. 15, city planners were informed via email that the long-range division of the city’s planning department would be consolidated into the current planning division, senior planner Casey Lauderdale...

The original 4th Street Antique Mall in Old Town Clovis is now boarded up after a thief smashed the front door and got away with gold, silver, and costume jewelry.

It’s a Fresno landmark that has welcomed travelers to the city for a century. But to most modern eyes, it’s in an odd place, situated in a relatively quiet industrial portion of the city. The story of Fresno’s historic Van Ness archway, today on KVPR’s Central Valley Roots.