2 hrs ago | KSEE-TV Fresno
Choosing Summer Camp with the City of Fresno pt.2
If you're just tuning in we've been talking about the great camps available for your children during the summer.
2 hrs ago | KSEE-TV Fresno
Under Ground Crossing Possible for North Fresno
"There's a lot of traffic and at rush hour, going home or at lunch hour, I mean it's crazy." It's something the City of Fresno has noticed, but not for what you may think.
4 hrs ago | KMPH-TV Fresno
Parolee Arrested After Central Fresno Standoff
A parolee wanted on drug charges is back in custody - and a woman has been reunited with her three children - after a dramatic night that included a beating, a daring escape and a gun being fired.
4 hrs ago | KMPH-TV Fresno
Fresno Police Nab Three Men For Burglary, Carjackings
Fresno police arrested three gang members on Tuesday -- two in connection to a northwest Fresno home robbery and the other for a carjacking last month.
4 hrs ago | The Fresno Bee
EDITORIAL: Castro appears to be perfect fit as Fresno State president
Joseph Isaac Castro appears to be exactly what Fresno State needs in a president.
5 hrs ago | KSEE-TV Fresno
Fresno Police Look for Three Men in Convenience Store Robbery
The Fresno Police Department is asking for the public's help identifying three individuals they say robbed a 7-11 convenience store in south east Fresno.
6 hrs ago | The Fresno Bee
Kai the hitchhiker has history of behavioral problems, parents say
On the viral YouTube video that propelled him to a measure of fame, the disheveled itinerant dubbed "Kai the hatchet-wielding hitchhiker" describes himself as a "home-free" surfer and musician with roots in West Virginia.
7 hrs ago | CBS 47
Drunk driver crashes into Fresno house
A man was arrested for DUI after he crashed his pickup into a house near First and Shaw in Fresno.
11 hrs ago | CBS 47
Local faith leaders pray for Oklahoma
A Fresno team will take a portable communications center to tornado ravaged areas and they'll work to restore what's necessary.
15 hrs ago | The Miami Herald
Witness in Chandra Levy murder case was government informer
The key witness in the trial of the man convicted of killing former intern Chandra Levy had a previously undisclosed history as a government snitch, a court hearing revealed Tuesday.
19 hrs ago | The Fresno Bee
Updates: Court decision expected soon on West Fresno rendering plant's future
Both sides in a long-running fight over the future of a southwest Fresno rendering plant made their final arguments in a yearlong lawsuit on Tuesday afternoon in Fresno County Superior Court.
20 hrs ago | The Fresno Bee
Fresno firefighters kept busy with three blazes
Three fires Tuesday afternoon spread the Fresno Fire Department staff so thin that medical aid calls were suspended for a hour, a spokesman said.
Fresno judge: Scarber family attorneys face conflicts
A court case for family members charged with helping convicted rapist Spencer Scarber is on hold for another month after a judge ruled Tuesday that husband-and-wife attorneys could not represent Scarber's mother and sister.
Find tasty delights along Fresno County Fruit Trail
Juicy blackberries, sweet-tasting peaches and hearty nuts are in abundance this time of the year on Fresno County's Fruit Trail -- a self-guided tour of family farms, fruit stands and local restaurants.
Fresno man gets life in prison for shooting 2 women
A 25-year-old man was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday for a 2007 purse-snatching that ended when one woman was shot to death and a second woman who was pregnant was shot but survived.
Web Exclusive: Valley Residents Extend a Helping Hand to Oklahoma Tornado Victims
As rescuers and residents of Oklahoma comb through the destruction left behind by Monday's devastating tornado, valley residents are doing what they can to help ease the pain.
Updates: Cold front to bring mid-April temperatures to Valley
A dry cold front heading through the Central Coast Tuesday night will mean a cool down in the Valley, the National Weather Service says.
Murder Mystery 'Let it Burn' highlights Fresno food and culture
"We wanted to share our favorite entertainment from Toronto and our love of organic food." Their current script "A Story of Love" will conclude on June 1st.
Local: Fresno Historic Commission vote on Bob Wills' house may lead to council battle
The Fresno Historic Preservation Commission on Monday said Wills' former home east of town should be placed on the local register of historic resources, a step that could preserve the place for generations.
Local: Study: Fresno ranks fifth nationally for suburban poverty
Across the United States and in the San Joaquin Valley, the number of poor people living in suburbs is growing faster than in urban cores -- the historic focus of anti-poverty efforts and social services.