In Austin, Texas there’s an event that looks a bit ridiculous. Teams are getting ready for the World Cup of Indoor Skydiving. Teams from around the world, including the US, Canada, France and Mexico are taking part in this weekend’s competition. During the competition, there will be team, duo and …
Read More »High Five: 5 fun weekend events
If you’re interested in buying a new vehicle sometime soon, we have the event for you. The Central California Auto Show runs today through Sunday. It’s at the Fresno Convention Center. Free admission to see the newest and hottest cars, trucks, SUVs and crossovers for 2015. 10 am to 7 …
Read More »Sunnyside High Coach arrested for Child Molestation
A Sunnyside High School coach has been arrested and accused of child molestation. It’s not known if the alleged victim is a student. Fresno Police confirm the coach was arrested earlier this week. We’ll have more details as they become available
Read More »'Going Gluten Free', healthy diet or just a fad?
It’s known to be a popular diet and many restaurants have even changed their menus to ‘gluten free’. What is gluten? Do you need gluten stripped diet or is it just a fad. Teresa Sardina has our special report on “Going Gluten Free”.
Read More »Crackdown on Illegal Guns
Fresno Police continue to crackdown on Illegal guns.
Read More »Tulare County deputy avoids gunfire, rolls patrol car during high speed pursuit
A Tulare County sheriff’s deputy crashed his patrol car during a high speed pursuit. The deputy was chasing a suspected carjacker down Highway 190 in Porterville around 10:30 Wednesday night. Investigators say the suspect, Mario Hernandez Gomez pulled out a gun and started shooting. The deputy lost control, trying to …
Read More »Native American conference educates valley youth
Some students received a crash course of the valley’s rich Native American history. Fresno City College held its second annual Education Conference for Native American Youth. Students came from all over the valley to learn about the culture through art, presentations and performances. They also received a tour of the …
Read More »Fire safety brought to local schools
For the first time in years, Clovis’ Fire Department is bringing lessons on fire safety to local schools. The lessons took place at Dry Creek Elementary earlier today. Fire officials say the lessons are developed to help students understand how they can prevent fires and what they need to do …
Read More »Executive action expected on two controversial issues
President Obama will reportedly push ahead with executive action on immigration despite threats from Republicans getting ready to take control of congress. NBC News reports the president will soon issue orders that protect about five million illegal immigrants from deportation. Republicans are also looking to use their election day momentum …
Read More »Business fined by water quality board
A Fresno dry cleaner has to pay an $18,000 penalty to the local water quality board. Watch to find out why.
Read More »Women's clinic opens in Central Fresno
New clinic in Fresno is geared toward helping needy women and their families. The “Spirit of Health” medical clinic provides full medical services to the participants of the Spirit of Woman program. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held this morning. A medical doctor as well as nursing staff will be …
Read More »Newly Discovered Tunnel Could Fall Victim of High-Speed Rail
There are new concerns Thursday night that a newly discovered tunnel in the Chinatown District of downtown Fresno could fall victim to the California High-Speed Rail. Chinatown Revitalization is a local non-profit organization aimed at preserving Chinatown’s history. The group said they have received pictures that show there is a …
Read More »AAA donates turkeys to Poverello House
Fresno’s hungry will be fed on Thanksgiving thanks to AAA. Its tow trucks dropped off turkeys at the Poverello House. The pallet of food may look small, but there are 80 turkeys in the boxes. The Poverello House says it can feed 800 people with the generous donation. This is …
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