EDITORIAL: Gun violence triggers awareness of fragmented society
The fluorescent lights of the McDonald’s burned just as bright as the laughter cascading through the parking lot as senior Caleb Quick and his friends walked through the doors. High school students from schools and churches all around the Clovis area gathered for a quick fast-food run, as was typical after youth...
Fresno County nonprofit meets pet needs amidst SNAP uncertainty
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – As many struggle to make ends meet during the government shutdown, pet care has taken a hit. The Valley Animal Center has had to decrease its intakes by 25% in 2025 because of high costs, but their requests for surrenders have only increased. “We’ve seen such a heightened rate of owner […]
New details revealed of Selma man’s survival story in snow-covered mountains
We are learning more details in the astonishing survival story of Selma man Ron Dailey, who went missing for weeks in the snow-covered mountains.
The Day the Opinion Pages Died in Fresno
Expecting The Sacramento Bee to provide thoughtful and locally informed commentary on issues unique to Fresno and surrounding communities is unrealistic. Fresno’s voice will almost certainly be diluted. Its distinctive perspective lost amid a centralized editorial operation. Fresno deserves an opinion section rooted...
Governor Gavin Newsom Announces California and Fresno Unite to Tackle Unsheltered Homelessness Through New...
Caltrans Crews removed encampments and litter on state right-of-way at SR-99 and the Main St. overcrossing in Stockton. On Friday, California and the City of Fresno reached an agreement which would allow Fresno to better work with the state to address unsheltered homelessness on state right of ways within its city...
Fresno Zoo offers discounts and free entry on Veterans’ Day
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The Fresno Chaffee Zoo announced discounts and free admission for active duty service members, veterans, Fresno firefighters, Fresno police officers, and more on Thursday. According to zoo officials, veterans and active duty service members will be able to enjoy free general admission to...
Man killed when his vehicle crashed into semi-tractor ID’d by Fresno coroner
A 41-year-old Parlier man was killed on Wednesday when he crashed his car into a semi-tractor in Fresno County. The California Highway Patrol responded to the collision just before 6 a.m. on American Avenue, east of Del Rey Avenue. According to CHP, a 2013 Dodge Challenger driven by Juan Rodriguez was traveling east...
IDENTIFIED: Man killed after walking in Fresno roadway
FRESNO, Calif. ( ) – A man was killed after being struck by a vehicle in north Fresno Tuesday night. The coroner’s office identified him as 34-year-old Whallen Johnson of Fresno. Police say it happened around 11 p.m. at Herndon and Polk avenues. By the time officers arrived,...
Fresno’s Catholic Charities steps up as SNAP funds cut: ‘We have food’
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) — With SNAP on hold and high costs at the grocery store, Catholic Charities of Fresno is seeing even more families in need. Development Director Mackenzie Villalobos says the need is growing faster than ever with reduced benefits. “It’s a beehive around here. There’s a buzz...
CPUC hears Fresno customers’ concerns over PG&E rate hikes during public hearings
FRESNO, Calif. — The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) stopped in Fresno to hear directly from people about PG&E’s latest rate proposal. Two public hearings were held on Friday afternoon, giving customers a chance to weigh in. A large crowd turned out to speak directly to the commission.

















