A report was made to the Fresno State Police Department on 11/10/14 at approximately 1:20 PM of an sexual assault that took place near the Residence Dinning Hall (RDH). On 11/06/2014 at approximately 12:01 AM the victim stated she was walking by the south /west area of the Residence Dinning …
Read More »Support given to child cancer survivors
A program in the valley hopes to make the lives of kids who survive cancer just a little better. Watch to see what lifelong effects treatment can have and learn how you can help.
Read More »Central California Auto Show
Thousands of people across the valley will be in Fresno this weekend for the Central Calfornia Auto Ahow this Friday. See why car dealers are excited to show off their new models.
Read More »Nurses on 48 hour strike in Fresno
Hundreds of nurses are on a 48 hour strike in Fresno. They walked off the job Tuesday morning from Kaiser Permanente, joining 18,000 Kaiser nurses statewide. All of them are members of the California Nurses Association, a union at odds with the hospital over contract issues. Kaiser says the strike isn’t …
Read More »Veterans honored across the valley
Table Mountain Casino presented a check for $10,000 to the Veterans Memorial Museum. Seven hundred flags were placed at the gravesites of veterans at the Dinuba Cemetery. In Clovis veterans helped their brothers in arms with a the annual breakfast fundraiser. The Hubbard Baro Golf Tournament took place at Fort …
Read More »95th Annual Fresno Veteran's Parade
Veterans Day celebrations kicked off across the valley and as usual the Fresno Veteran’s Day Parade drew an incredible crowd. The 95th annual parade started at Tulare and P Street and stretched through downtown Fresno, ending at Chukchansi park. It’s the largest Veteran’s Day Parade on the west coast honoring …
Read More »Two Fresno Veterans Share Stories of Homelessness and Hope
Fresno’s VA Medical Center helps many veterans get back on their feet. It’s part of a nationwide effort to end veteran homelessness, which in the last year alone, has helped hundreds of homeless veterans find hope.
Read More »Chukchansi faction leader injured in jail
Tex McDonald, the leader of one faction of the Chukchansi tribe, has been injured in jail. According to his lawyer, McDonald was involved in some sort of fight at the jail. McDonald may have a broken jaw and has a large gash on his neck, but was not hospitalized. McDonald …
Read More »Kaiser nurses strike continues
Nurses are on strike at various Kaiser hospitals in the state. “We got to think about the patients, and so that’s why we are out here. We’re out here for our patients,” said a nurse on the scene. The nurses are demanding better protection, more training and better staffing under …
Read More »Golf Tips with Jim Perez from Bluff Pointe Golf Course
“Hi everybody, this is Jim Perez. I am going to bring you a golf tip on how to hit from hardpan. Hardpan ladies and gentlemen is hard. It’s not sitting on the grass. It’s sitting on dirt, and so you have a choice of what clubs to use, but I …
Read More »Police Impersonators Rob Two in Visalia
The search continues for two suspects who posed as police officers in Visalia.They robbed a pair of men early Sunday morning. It happened around 3:30 in the morning at County Center and Walnut. The victims were driving when they saw blue and red emergency lights behind them. They thought it …
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