The summer heat is causing problems for those with health issues, and experts say the effects of that heat on your body can be very dangerous.
Read More »VA Central California Health Care System connecting veteran community
The VA Central California Health Care System is connecting the veteran community by a series of events set for July. These events provide resources vets and their families from care, support and benefits. List of events: VA " Summer of Service" Summit – Information Summit Jul 1, 2015 8:30 AM – 12:00 …
Read More »String of fires being investigated in Merced
Merced Fire investigators are looking for suspects in a string of early morning arson fires, all happening less than a mile apart in Downtown Merced. Officials say a dozen people, are now homeless. The first fire started around 3:30, by a car in an alley. It then spread to the …
Read More »Allergy, asthma sufferers don’t have to avoid July 4th fun
Dr. AM Aminian shares advice for allergy and asthma sufferers, to avoid health problems this 4th of July.
Read More »Part-time paid sick leave law takes effect
A new law takes effect today that will require businesses to offer paid sick time to all employees, either full or part-time.
Read More »Finance: How Greece affects you
Marty Mazorra takes a closer look at the markets, and how Greece going into default could impact you.
Read More »A Week in Yosemite: Is popularity park’s biggest threat?
If you wanted to wrap the entire Yosemite Valley experience into one single spot, the Tunnel View overlook is a good choice. It is, at the very same time, almost impossibly beautiful– and almost always teeming with people. For Yosemite park ranger Scott Gediman… the draw of Yosemite can be …
Read More »Hotel Fresno: Renovation Update
Some match books, an ashtray, an old menu… Memories from years gone by. When downtown Fresno was the main part of town, and the Hotel Fresno was the place to be. Christopher Rocha of Fresno is of course too young to remember the hey days of the Hotel Fresno– it’s been …
Read More »Hotel Fresno: Renovation Update
Some match books, an ashtray, an old menu… Memories from years gone by. When downtown Fresno was the main part of town, and the Hotel Fresno was the place to be. Christopher Rocha of Fresno is of course too young to remember the hey days of the Hotel Fresno– it’s been …
Read More »Gov. Brown Signs In Strict New Vaccine Law
California now has one of the strictest vaccinations laws in the country. Tuesday, Gov. Jerry Brown signed a controversial bill into law that requires parents to vaccinate their children before attending public or private school and day care. Those who aren’t vaccinated will have to be homeschooled. Only those with serious health issues will …
Read More »Drug Cooking Operation Blows Up Apartment in Fresno
Investigators say a drug cooking operation is to blame for an explosion that blasted-out windows and caused a fire at an apartment complex in Fresno. First responders say only one person is hurt, but the explosion in East Central Fresno was strong enough to kill someone. Investigators say a honey …
Read More »Cooling Centers Open in Triple Digit Heat
Rising heat as Mother Nature turns up the thermostat in Central California. The hottest days of the year so far. It’s pushing the power grid to the limit and forcing people to search for ways to stay cool. Cooling centers opened in many valley cities to provide a place to …
Read More »Yosemite National Park Expects Busy Fourth of July Weekend
Yosemite National Park anticipates a very busy Fourth of July weekend and visitors are urged to arrive at the park very early to avoid potential traffic congestion and difficulties with parking. Visitors should plan on arriving at the park entrances by 9:00 a.m. each day. Parking in Yosemite Valley is …
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