2 hrs ago | Sacramento Bee Newspaper
Sacto 911: Fresno man identified by coroner in I-5 roll-over accident
The Sacramento County Coroner's office has released the name of a man killed in a roll-over accident on Interstate 5 south of Elk Grove.
4 hrs ago | The Fresno Bee
Report: Fresno City Manager Mark Scott leaving for Burbank job
Fresno City Manager Mark Scott speaks during a Fresno Council of Governments summit meeting in downtown Fresno on March 19, 2013.
6 hrs ago | Palo Verde Valley Times
Off to Miss California competitions
Special to the Times A send-off for Miss Blythe Ariel Ramirez and Miss Blythe Outstanding Teen Kailey Lee was held on June 15 at the Comfort Suites.
11 hrs ago | The Fresno Bee
Denham might be happier in northeast
Thank you for your informative Sunday editorial, "Denham betrays the Valley." California's 10th Congressional District Rep. Jeff Denham, "chairman of the U.S. House subcommittee that oversees the nation's railways," believes that the first $6 billion should go to Amtrak's Northeast Corridor.
Fresno's Tower District mourns Charlie Worstell, Tom's Trains
The Tower District lost one of its most colorful characters with the recent death of Charlie Worstell, the owner of Tom's Trains.
Newer, Faster, Sleeker: F-15's Make Debut In Fresno
The first of the new F-15 Eagle fighter jets arrived Tuesday afternoon at the Fresno-based California National Guard's 144th fighter wing.
Inmates accused in prison killing seek separate trials
Following an extensive defense investigation that has included the review of hundreds of thousands of Bureau of Prisons records, attorneys for inmates Joseph Cabrera Sablan and James Ninete Leon Guerrero say separate trials are necessary to ensure each gets a fair shake.
Mother, Son Duo Arrested For Burglarizing Fresno Home
Jason Polter chased a man suspected of burglarizing a home near Augusta and Mariposa streets with his mother Monday afternoon.
Fresno council members pitch their budget-fixing plans
City Council Member Lee Brand dominated the show Tuesday morning with his plan to balance next year's general fund budget while maintaining the status quo in public safety.
Peoples Church Stretches Its Lighting Looks a " And Budget a " With LEDs From ADJ
ADJ's Inno Color Beam LED, a high-performance RGBW color-mixing LED moving head fixture, provided the new design with enough flexibility to meet the objectives for a variety of service styles.
Bullard High grad earns full-ride to Long Beach State
Bullard High School valedictorian Tate Lone was named a President's Scholar and awarded a full, four-year scholarship from California State University, Long Beach on Sunday, university spokeswoman Valerie Bordeaux said.
Judge: Fresno must pay $700K in legal costs over proposed Friant development
Fresno is out $700,000 after a judge ruled that city attorneys don't deserve reimbursement for fees in their legal battle with the county over Friant Ranch.
Judge denies Madera County plea to halt Marketplace center in nw Fresno
A Superior Court judge has denied a petition by Madera County to halt construction of the planned Marketplace at El Paseo shopping complex in northwest Fresno.
Fresno woman Ramona Haro shows how to waste less food
As experts decry the 90 billion pounds of food thrown away by American consumers, barely a stray baby carrot makes it into her trash can.
Suspect named in fatal shooting at central Fresno apartment complex
Fresno police Monday named Victor Rosas, 30, as a suspect in the fatal shooting of a man killed Saturday night in central Fresno.
Fresno police seize assault weapons as part of officer-threat case
Fresno police seized three assault weapons along with other firearms in connection with threats made to officers by southwest Fresno gang members, Chief Jerry Dyer said Monday.
Fresno man gets 7-year prison sentence in child porn case
Fresno resident Lance Howard Mayes, 43, was sentenced Monday to seven years in federal prison, to be followed by 15 years of probation, for receipt and distribution of child pornography.
Air Guard in Fresno begins upgrade to F-15 fighter jets
California Air National Guard's 144th Fighter Wing in Fresno will receive its first F-15 Eagle fighter jet Tuesday.
Fresno among cities still teetering on edge of bankruptcy
California's monthly report on jobs and unemployment includes a county-by-county breakdown, providing graphic evidence of the state's bifurcated recovery from the worst recession since the Great Depression.
Plane Belly Flops At Fresno Airport
Jim Simonian says he spent an hour trying to fix the problem but it wouldn't budge.