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State lawmakers consider offering home loans regardless of citizenship
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — A first-in-the-nation bill that narrowly passed both houses of the California Legislature is awaiting Governor Newsom’s signature. This proposal — which has been debated contentiously since February — on home loans for undocumented migrants is attracting mixed reactions nationwide, including right here in Kern. Proponents and opponents are weighing in on […]
Do businesses have to let you use their bathroom? | Call Kurtis
SACRAMENTO — Opera Singer Teddy Siegel said that she got caught having to go to the bathroom in New York City's Times Square, but places turned her away saying their restrooms were not public."I was out shopping with my sister, and I realized a little too late that I really had to go to the bathroom, and I had absolutely no idea what to do or where to go," Siegel said.She created a social media account showing restrooms in New York City where you don't have to buy something to use them.Here in California, we found a law that went...
2 California Lottery players are about to miss out on becoming millionaires
Time is running out for two lucky California Lottery winners to claim their prizes, each worth more than $2 million. A Mega Millions ticket worth $2,151,945 will expire on Sunday, Sept. 1, unless the winner comes forward. The ticket, purchased at the Stater Bros. store at 69255 Ramon Road in Cathedral City, matched five of […]
$20 Minimum Wage Prompts Shake Shack Closures in California
Shake Shack has announced its plans to close six of its California locations nearly five months after the state’s new $20 minimum wage law took effect. Shake Shack Closures in California As detailed in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday, Shake Shack is set to close nine locations, attributing the decision […] Read the original article here: $20 Minimum Wage Prompts Shake Shack Closures in California
Students from Fresno show off invention
FRESNO CA, (KGPE) Students from West Fresno Family Resource Center’s Sweet Potato Project show off the invention that won their first prize at a local Shark Tank-style competition. Officials say students who participated in entrepreneurial and business skills training workshops and classes taught by California State University, Fresno professionals from the Lyles Center. The competition […]
Unfiltered: How Is Fentanyl Impacting Our Community?
DescriptionTune in to catch host Darius Assemi along with Fresno City Council Vice President Mike Karbassi as they bring you the latest headlines impacting your daily routine. With special guest from the Fresno Police Department, Detective Dean Cardinale. Length0:55:10. CategoryNews/Public Affairs. Airing. Saturday, August 31 - 2:00pm on CMAC 1.
Miss Winkles hosting kitten yoga in Clovis
It's the purr-fect place to take the family this weekend.If you love cats, Miss Winkles Pet Adoption Center in Clovis is hosting kitten yoga this Saturday, August 31.The class is taught by local yoga instructor and co-founder of Wellness Revival, Jessica Maddox.While you're practicing your "downward dog," adorable kitties will be running across the room, playing.The little fluff balls also benefit by building their confidence in meeting new people.The class starts at 9 am.It costs $30 a person, and all proceeds go toward animal care at Miss Winkles.
Humanitarian author will deliver next President’s Lecture at Fresno State
Jane Olson, humanitarian and published author, will be the next speaker to visit Fresno State for the President’s Lecture Series. Olson has worked as a volunteer for many decades to promote peace and justice through international human rights and humanitarian organizations. She chaired the International Board of Trustees of Human Rights Watch, the largest U.S.-based international human rights organization, from 2004 to 2010 and served as co-chair of the Women’s Refugee Commission. As founding board chair of Landmine Survivors Network/Survivor Corps, she gave leadership to the network for 12 years.
Small Business Spotlight: Fresno Music Academy
Tell Debi Ruud she can't do something and she'll not only prove you wrong, she'll turn it into motivation."Singing is vulnerable and if you're young and you're nervous, you might have a bad singing moment," she said.It was during her senior year of high school that Debi turned an audition rejection into a career."It transformed my life, it gave me purpose and I knew that I wanted to be a professional musician," she said.That drive launched what's now known as the Fresno Music Academy.We caught up with Debi in the Freddy Mercury Room of the North campus.The school started in...
Fresno police officers score 3% raise in one-year labor union contract
The Fresno City Council unanimously approved a new police union contract this week and a plan for emergency improvements to the south Fresno landfill following a methane reading in June. Among a slew of other approved items during Thursday’s City Council meeting, councilmembers also greenlit negotiations with the Fresno Chaffee...
Independent kickoff for varsity football
New season, new team, new league, the Fresno Christian Varsity Football Team aims for a fourth consecutive championship under the leadership of Head Coach Mick Fuller. After three years with an undefeated record in the CIF 8-man division, the Central Sequoia League was disbanded, leaving the Eagles blindsided. At the...
Garbage truck catches fire in Fresno
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Fresno firefighters say the quick thinking and training of a driver prevented further damage to a garbage truck after the vehicle caught on fire on Thursday. Fire officials say they received a call about 1:30 p.m. on Thursday regarding a garbage truck on fire. While on his route, the driver noticed […]
GCU Invitational kicks off with 3-1 defeat
PHOENIX – The Fresno State volleyball team dropped the season opener to Oregon State in four sets (25-21, 20-25, 26-28, 2-25) to kick off the GCU Invitational in Phoenix, Arizona. HOW IT HAPPENED. The Bulldogs opened the match with an early lead over the Beavers. Oregon State crept ahead,...
AAA tells Central Valley residents how to prepare for Labor Day travel
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The cost of travel is down compared to last year and many are gearing up for that last summer vacation. Travel experts predict Friday to be the busiest travel day, and they travelers to leave as early as possible to avoid traffic or hold-ups. Those flying to their destination are advised […]
Khakh, Pedol pace women at USF Invitational
SAN FRANCISCO – Like a year ago when she led Fresno State in her first race at Golden Gate Park, Khushleen Khakh did the same on Friday, placing 17th in the women's 6k at the USF Invitational. It was the best time of the Khakh's career, moving into sole...
STEPtember kicks off to raise money for cerebral palsy research
FRESNO, Calif. (KGPE)- Next month, September is becoming STEPtember, a monthly initiative aimed at raising funds and awareness about cerebral palsy. Roger Slingerman with UCP Central California and Central Valley Fuego player Javier Mariona joined Anchor Mederios Babb to talk about the initiative.
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