The West Nile Virus could infect a more widespread population in California this year due to the drought. Disease experts say the West Nile Virus is spread to humans only by mosquitoes. Last year, there were 801 confirmed cases of West Nile virus in the state, 31 of those cases …
Read More »Investigation Continues into Deadly Car Versus Train Crash West of Kingsburg, Two Men Killed
The California Highway Patrol is investigating a deadly car versus train crash near Fresno County where two men were killed after their van collided with an Amtrak train Wednesday morning. The collision was at the Conejo Avenue train cross, just west of Peach Avenue. CHP said the crash happened …
Read More »This year could bring record numbers of West Nile cases
The potentially deadly West Nile virus is threatening to reach record highs in California this year and experts say the drought is to blame. There were 801 cases of West Nile last year, the highest amount California has ever seen. This year, state health officials say it could be even …
Read More »Yosemite National Park Ranger Robert “Rob” Lewis Receives Pacific West Region Harry Yount Award
Yosemite National Park Ranger Robert “Rob” Lewis received the Pacific West Region Harry Yount Award, given annually for excellence in “rangering.” Lewis was recognized for his overall impact, record of accomplishments, and excellence in traditional ranger duties. He will be considered, along with six other National Park Service (NPS) regional …
Read More »Three Men Shot in West Fresno
Fresno Police say at about 8:30 Thursday night two Hispanic men inside of a red car pulled up alongside three men who were walking down Olive Ave near Marks and shot them. Police are still searching for suspects. Investigators say after exchanging some words shots were fired from the car …
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