Saturday Mar 13 | Sierra Star
Teachers say budget cuts hurt California's future
Last Thursday, Mountain Area school teachers joined protesters across the state to send a message to the state capital: Budget cuts hurt.
Lincoln exhibit opens to crowds
There was no parking to be found at the King Vintage Museum and Highway 41 was lined with cars Friday night for the opening-night celebration for Abraham Lincoln: Self Made in America.
Police briefs: 14 arrested in DUI check
Fresno police officers arrested nine drivers and impounded 43 vehicles at two DUI checkpoints Saturday night at West Clinton and North Hughes, and West Shields and North West avenues.
The death of a 16-year-old girl whose body was found near Tagus is being investigated as a homicide.
Arts Visalia mounts new juried exhibit
For many emerging and established artists, the juried art exhibition is one of the most valuable means by which to build a resume of peer review.
79-Year-Old Fresno Woman Found With Glass Pipe In Her Bra
An elderly Fresno woman is behind bars; accused of trying to pass a fake check and being in possession of drugs.
Bikini barista charged with public exposure
A San Fernando Valley woman who doused a bikini dancer with gasoline and set her on fire has been found guilty of aggravated mayhem and torture.
Coarsegold man reports shots, gets arrested
A man who showed up Tuesday at a Fresno hospital with bullet wounds to his legs told investigators that he accidentally shot himself, Fresno police said.
Places of Worship: Believers Assembly
Victory Life Center is trying to make a difference in an impoverished Highway City neighborhood near Shaw Avenue and Highway 99.
4 suspects arrested in vehicle thefts
Fresno police recovered four stolen vehicles in two separate cases this week and arrested four people suspected in the thefts.
Del. teen found in igloo with pot, bongs, knife
Union City police say brownies that appeared to sicken several high school students last week contained marijuana, but no other illegal drugs.
Communication skills were clearly lacking in a woman who police said tried to rob two Memphis credit unions.
Mumbling, fumbling, bumbling robber fails twice
The Hong Kong fortune teller suspected of forging a will giving him the multibillion-dollar estate of his ex-lover, Nina Wang, Asia's richest woman, was freed Friday on $640,000 bail after more than a day in police custody.
Pot smoker accused of trying to bribe urine tester
A Madera County man was arrested after 15 marijuana plants were seized from a greenhouse outside his mobile home off Road 415, sheriff's spokeswoman Erica Stuart said Friday.
Woman Takes Bite Out of Woman's Face
A 21-year-old Coarsegold woman has been jailed for going "Mike Tyson" on another woman.
Graydon Kennels offers two free, continuing classes
Dogs are known as man's best friend -- a best friend that could always use a little education.
Rock N Roll Auction to benefit Ronald McDonald House
This morning on KSEE Sunrise, Faith Sidlow talked with the Ronald McDonald House's Hannah Johnson about the upcoming Rock N Roll Auction where you could bid on and win a piece of Rock N Roll history.
Coarsegold Woman Arrested For Biting Woman's Face
A Coarsegold woman is behind bar for a horrific crime. According to Madera Sheriff's Deputies, the 21-year-old woman is accused of biting a chunk of flesh off another woman's face.
Updates: Woman's face bitten in Coarsegold
A woman who said she was raped along a street in daylight as motorists drove past is upset that no one came to her rescue.
Downed utility poles, fallen trees, snow tangle traffic Recent storms that brought rain, ice, snow and wind continue to impede travelers along various points on State Route 41 and some of its connecting roads.
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