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Fresno's Leo Politi Library Will Quadruple in Size. Learn How the Plan Came Together.
Library quadruples size in landmark change of location. Community campaign helps secure the larger library space. Measure B, a one-eighth of a cent sales tax passed by voters, helps support 34 Fresno County library branches. Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... In an exciting development for book lovers and community...
What to expect from Michigan’s quarterbacks vs. Fresno State
Michigan’s season opener is just days away against Fresno State and the program hasn’t announced their starting quarterback yet. Earlier this week head coach Sherrone Moore noted that the finalists are Alex Orji and Davis Warren, who have been splitting first-team reps at practice. Moore made it clear...
Warehouse at San Quentin Demolished as the State Changes Prison’s Priority
The state’s most notorious prison is marking a new milestone. San Quentin is being transformed into what Governor Newsom calls “the nation’s most innovative rehabilitation facility” near San Francisco. Crews demolished a former warehouse that served as a furniture factory, clearing the way for construction to start on an educational center in the fall. Newsom says California is building a new future “brick by brick” to make everyone safer.
Second elephant born at Fresno Chaffee Zoo
The Fresno Chaffee Zoo is celebrating another bundle of joy in the elephant enclosure.A second African elephant calf is now part of the herd.Mother, Amahle gave birth early Monday morning.Zoo keepers say both mom and baby are doing well and will continue to be monitored.This news comes after the zoo's first ever elephant calf was born on August 16 to mother Nolwalzi.RELATED: Baby elephant born for the first time in Fresno Chaffee Zoo historyBoth babies will stay behind the scenes for now until they are ready for a future public debut.
Unique crowdfunding campaign leads to creative writing endowed scholarship
It’s early summer 2019, and Fresno State alumni author Marisol Baca is with her mom at the Fresno Yosemite International Airport, ready to catch a plane. She’s flying out to do a reading and book signing for her publisher, 3 Mile Harbor Press. “Tremor,” has recently celebrated its...
Fresno man killed in single-car crash in Tulare County, CHP says
The California Highway Patrol is investigating a crash in Tulare County that left a Fresno man dead.It happened just after 10:30 pm Tuesday on Southbound Highway 99 near Avenue 120, north of Pixley.Officers say the man was driving a Scion TC on Highway 99 when for unknown reasons, he veered off the road and crashed into a tree on the right shoulder.The driver was not wearing a seatbelt, got pinned in the vehicle and died at the scene.It's not known if alcohol or drugs were factors in this crash.
Fresno seeks to prosecute trespassing cases for public businesses
The City of Fresno is bolstering its toolbox to combat issues around the homeless on private and public property. Fresno The post Fresno seeks to prosecute trespassing cases for public businesses appeared first on The Business Journal.
What Fresno State head coach Tim Skipper said about Michigan football
It’s one thing to leave the West Coast to play a ranked team when you’re a Group of Five program. It’s another to go and face not only the defending national champion, but a team that’s hungry to prove the year before wasn’t a one-off.
Pint for a Pass in Fresno, but how valuable is your blood to blood drives?
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The Big Fresno Fair is offering donors a free ticket voucher with the purchase of one ticket after donating blood, but it is almost impossible to truly quantify how much donated blood is worth to blood banks like the Central California Blood Center – almost. YourCentralValley.com crunched some numbers and spoke […]
Sunstone Credit Finances 2.8 MW Project Portfolio for King Energy
Sunstone Credit has financed a $5 million, 2.8 MW project portfolio for King Energy, an energy solutions provider for commercial multi-tenant properties. The project financed installation of solar systems serving 60 tenants across seven retail shopping centers in California, including locations in Reedley, Stockton, San Mateo, Bakersfield and Half Moon Bay.
Scare auditions held for Hobb’s Grove’s 26th Season
SANGER, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Screams, groans, and zombie crawls were displayed by some of the valley’s best in Sunday’s auditions for Hobb’s Grove. Kenny Granillo has been a scare actor and DJ for Hobb’s Grove for the last three years and says it is the best experience. “I look forward to doing this gig every […]
Valley Air District holding calendar contest
The Valley Air District is calling on all kids to flex their creativity.Art submissions are now being accepted for the 2025 Healthy Air Living Kids' calendar contest.Kids and teens in Kindergarten through 12th grade are encouraged to create an image that shows what healthy air living means to them.Winners will receive a $100 scholarship.The student chosen for the cover of the calendar will win a $500 scholarship.The deadline for entries is Friday, September 27.For contest guidelines and information about how to submit artwork, visit their website.
Sacramento to Sizzle, Northern California Faces a Week of Soaring Highs and Dry Conditions
The Sacramento National Weather Service confirms that Northern California should brace for warm and dry conditions throughout this week. The Sacramento area in particular is poised to experience some of the highest temperatures, creeping up toward the century mark. According to the National Weather Service, a Moderate HeatRisk is in effect, making hydration and shade paramount for outdoor activities.
Northern California forecast: Wednesday brings more heat to the region
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Wednesday will continue to heat up in Northern California before a slight drop in temperatures later in the week. Wednesday's forecast high for downtown Sacramento is 101 degrees, up from 99 degrees on Tuesday, meteorologist Dirk Verdoorn said. Temperatures will range from the upper 90s to...
California is Losing Places to Give Birth
The March closure of California’s first licensed and accredited birth center underscores not only the state’s “de facto ban” on licensing birth centers (as one lobbyist put it), but also the uphill battle expectant mothers in California face when seeking the health care they need. In...
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