Apaches take no prisoners against Minarets
FOWLER β After a brief break in their holiday tournament action, the Sanger Apaches dusted off their bats and unleashed their offense against the Minarets (OβNeals) Mustangs. With the Fowler Easter Classic resuming after a day off, the Apaches didnβt miss a beat, trampling all over the Mustangs...
Caltrans set to repair Highway 99 on ramp
Caltrans announced that the southbound ramp of Highway 99 from eastbound Avenue 12 will be closed for repairs. Road work will be starting from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on April 1st and April 2nd. Closures may continue for longer periods of time, if necessary, due to delays caused by...
Fresno Lunch Guide: The Local Gems That Have Stood the Test of Time
Within my FresYes blogs, I frequently focus on highlighting new businesses in town, shining a spotlight on them and helping more folks discover them and give them a shot. I love how many local businesses open every month in our city, and I feel like I never run out of cool places to share with you!
π Free Items Available in Madera β Furniture & More
Looking for something useful around town? Madera neighbors are giving away a few nice items this week β from furniture to handy storage barrels. Check out whatβs up for grabs below.
High-Speed Rail’s giant Central CA railhead yard built in one year. What will it...
State government and transportation leaders spoke this winter about the completion of a California high-speed rail facility next to a state highway in the Central Valley as proof the project is on the cusp of becoming a real, visible system β at least between the Kern County and Fresno-Madera areas. They declared it...
Fresno food truck owners hit by high gas prices
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) β The national average for gas is expected to push past $4 a gallon. Here in Fresno, the price at the pump is higher than it has been in the past five years. Local food truck owners are feeling this pinch as they work to run their daily operations. βYou can talk [β¦]
Fresno wants to use its COVID money to help the homeless
Fresno has over $1 million in COVID funds that must be used within a year, and the city wants to use it to help the homeless by acquiring, converting, and/or rehabilitating facilities for temporary shelters and transitional housing.
Fresno Police cite 120 in bike, pedestrian safety push
FRESNO, Calif. ( ) β 120 people were cited during a bicycle and pedestrian safety operation Saturday, according to the Fresno Police Department. Police say they issued 88 citations to drivers during the operation for a variety of violations. 32 pedestrians and cyclists were cited for various code violations.
Education Matters: How this Sanger student won the Fresno County Science Fair
Julie Luna, a 16-year-old Sanger High School junior, won the top prize at the Fresno County Science Fair for her two-year project designing a biosorbent to remove pollutants from water.
$56 million awarded to Fresno family of Georgia student killed in crash
ATHENS, Ga. (FOX26) β More than a year after a high-speed drunk-driving crash killed University of Georgia PhD student Beth Buchanan, her family in Fresno has been awarded $56.5 million in damages in a wrongful death case. Meanwhile, the man accused of causing the crash, Cesar Raudales Macias of...

















