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‘Making it right.’ Leaders gather in Fresno to discuss reparations for Black Californians
The State of Black California, a series of events presented by the California Legislative Black Caucus and the California Black Freedom Fund, stopped in Fresno on Saturday to promote dialogue regarding reparations for Black Californians. Specifically, the event series seeks to engage with Californians on the lasting impact slavery and...
6th annual shoe drive collects over 1,300 shoes for kids in Fresno
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — The 6th annual Kick-It Outreach shoe drive was held on Saturday, giving away over 1,300 pairs of shoes collected for students. The shoe drive was hosted on August 17, at Impact Church in Fresno, and saw a huge turnout. Pastor Edward Thomas and his wife...
Bulldogs in NFL Preseason: Haener has homecoming, Mims leads Saints' rushing
Jake Haener's Bay Area homecoming came down to the final two minutes at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara. The former Fresno State Bulldogs quarterback guided a late drive near the red zone against the very team he once grew up near out of Danville (Calif.). However, the New Orleans Saints QB's lob to A.T. Perry fell short inside the end zone on fourth-and-seven, helping seal the San Francisco 49ers' 16-10 home win Sunday.
Fresno State offensive coordinator on QB Keene: “we wanna empower him to cut it loose”
In our Ultimate Insider brought to you by FFB Bank, amongst other things, Bulldog offensive coordinator Pat McCann talks about the aggressive philosophy he’s hoping to instill in returning quarterback Mikey Keene.
Breaking news: In yet another Measure P twist, funds may flow to more than a dozen previously rejected grant applicants
The journey to finalize the first-ever Measure P arts grants has taken a last-minute and unexpected turn. The Fresno Parks, Recreation and Arts Commission will consider a new spending proposal on Monday, Aug. 19, to give Measure P money to almost all 2024 applicants, including 13 previously rejected because their applications received lower scores.
Menifee woman dies in river rafting accident on Kings River
A Menifee woman and her service dog drowned Saturday in a rafting accident on the Kings River in Fresno County, authorities said. Mary Marshall, 63, and her German Shepherd were found after being submerged in the river for more than two hours, according to a report on the news website GV Wire. The Fresno County Sheriff’s Office said her raft was caught in tree branches and flipped over with the victim tethered to her dog in the strong current.
Warm Today in Sacramento, with Cooler Temperatures, Potential Showers, and Gusty Winds Ahead
The National Weather Service in Sacramento has issued a forecast discussing the weather conditions expected in Northern California over the next several days. Enthusiasts for seasonable weather can take heart for only a little while longer. According to the NWS forecast, the Sacramento region should enjoy relatively stable conditions with high temperatures ranging from the 80s to low 90s across the Valley and foothills today and tomorrow, before things take a turn later in the week.
Mora-Fattorini Appointed to California High School Democratic Board
Benicio Mora-Fattorini, a standout leader within our community, has been appointed to the California High School Democrats Cabinet by Triston Ezidore, Vice President of the Culver City Unified School District Board. “I am excited to join the California High School Democrats as Culver City’s representative,” said Mora-Fattorini. “I cannot wait...
Bill aims to ban plastic bags at grocery stores
Environmentalists gathered at a beach in Encinitas over the weekend, to push for the passage of a better plastic bag ban in California. In other news, a California bill would prohibit public libraries from banning books solely because of their topics or views. Plus, San Diego has the only zoo outside of Australia with platypuses, and now, the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance is partnering with an Australian zoo to study how climate change is affecting them.
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