Fresno Unified Pays $1.76 Million to Settle Lawsuit With School Nurses
Fresno Unified reached an agreement in a lawsuit filed by three school nurses, agreeing to pay out $1.76 million. The school nurses alleged discrimination and retaliation, saying they were passed over for jobs despite years of experience. Attorney Howard Sagaser hopes that the costs of the settlement will push the...
1 Person Found Shot Near VA Hospital in Central Fresno. 1 Person in Custody
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — A suspect connected to a shooting in central Fresno is in police custody as they continue to search for the other suspect. It started after 9 pm Thursday in front of the VA Hospital on Clinton near Fresno Street. Officers arrived to find a man...
The Fresno Chamber of Commerce spotlights local business, Dear Darling Concierge
The Fresno Chamber of Commerce joins Central Valley Today to feature local women-owned business, Dear Darling Concierge. This local business is bringing compassion and support to families during life’s most difficult moments. The service specializes in helping loved ones navigate the many tasks that come after a...
Fresno Unified moves forward with layoff notices
This story was originally published by Fresnoland. Another round of potential pink slips to employees was approved by the Fresno Unified Board of Education, putting more positions on the line for reductions. On Wednesday, the board approved two resolutions initiating the process to reduce the equivalent of 49...
“She should still be in prison”: San Bernadino DA says deadly Parlier crash was...
San Bernardino District Attorney Jason Anderson believes the Parlier crash that killed 15-year-old Juliani Moreno was preventable.
Prof. Der Mugrdechian Presents Armenian Culture at the Vineyards
Prof. Barlow Der Mugrdechian of the Armenian Studies Program spoke on “From Armenia to California: The Odyssey of the San Joaquin Valley Armenians, 1881-2026,” to an audience of residents at the California Vineyards on Friday, January 9, 2026. The talk was part of a series of speakers and events held at the...
9,000+ fans expected at Ani-Me Con in Fresno, celebrating Japanese cartoons
Wanted to go to Comic-Con in San Diego but couldn’t get tickets? Or don’t feel like leaving town this summer to attend the Anime Expo in Los Angeles? There’s a more convenient option for those in the central San Joaquin Valley, and it’s about to go down this weekend. Ani-Me Con 14.0 will take place Saturday and...
Crime Stoppers Daily Most Wanted: Fred Louis Sweeney
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Our Valley Crime Stoppers Daily Most Wanted is Fred Louis Sweeney. Fred Sweeney is wanted on a Felony, No-bail Warrant for Assault. 60-year-old Sweeney is 6' tall, 158 lbs., and has black hair and brown eyes. If you know where Fred Sweeney is hiding, call...
More than movies: Fresno’s historic Azteca Theater
Fresno’s Chinatown is one of the oldest parts of the city. Located across the tracks from downtown, it’s a place where many immigrant groups settled in the days of legalized segregation and housing discrimination. Today on KVPR’s Central Valley Roots, the story of a venue there that played a big role in local...
High-Speed Rail’s Cesar Chavez Blvd. underpass opens in Fresno. Which street closes next?
After more than four years of work, Cesar Chavez Boulevard reopened to traffic Tuesday as a high-speed rail underpass connecting the southern ends of downtown Fresno and Chinatown. Work on the underpass, which allows drivers and pedestrians to travel under the future high-speed rail tracks, began in summer 2021. The...
