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San Leandro's MightyFly Earns FAA Approval for Pioneering Drone Flight Corridor in California
San Leandro-based startup MightyFly is reaching new heights in the aviation sector with its ambitious project to build drones that could significantly reshape the cargo transport landscape. These aren't your average hobbyist flyers. The company's latest drone, the 2024 Cento, is a structure rivaling the size of several cars combined, capable of autonomous flights covering a distance of up to 600 miles. Founded by the visionary Manal Habib, a former NASA intern and aviation industry veteran, MightyFly received the Federal Aviation Administration's approval for a special flight corridor between New Jerusalem Airport in Tracy and Byron Airport in east Contra Costa County.
Fight outside Fresno hookah lounge leads to fatal shooting
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE)- A woman is dead following a disturbance that originated at a northeast Fresno hookah lounge, Fresno Police say. Officers were dispatched around 3 a.m. Saturday for a report of a shooting victim in the parking lot of the Rite Aid at Cedar and Nees Avenues. They arrived to find a 19-year-old woman […]
Selma takes after Fresno with public camping ban
SELMA – In line with other Valley communities, the city of Selma is taking advantage of the Supreme Court’s ruling that allows cities to ban camping in public spaces. The Selma City Council voted 4-0 at its meeting Aug. 19 to initiate a broad anti-camping ordinance for the city; Councilmember Blanca Mendoza-Navarro abstained. With residents increasingly tired of seeing homelessness in the area, council members said they were glad to have the chance to better address the issue.
Michigan Stadium announcer Carl Grapentine out for Week 1 against Fresno State, returning for Texas
Announced on his Facebook page on Friday evening, Michigan Stadium public-address announcer Carl Grapentine will not be lending his silky smooth voice at the Big House for the Week 1 game against Fresno State. Instead, he will be attending his daughter’s wedding. *Sarcasm font* #NoFallWeddings didn’t work for this...
Central Valley Today – Ahi Ahi
Ana Navarro, Owner of “Ahi Ahi” and Amy Vazquez manager of Ahi Ahi, introduce their new restaurant Ahi Ahi, a poke restaurant brand new to Downtown Fresno!. To enjoy fresh poki bowls or to find more information about this restaurant, click here!
Alaska Airlines maintenance mishap leads to major delays at Fresno airport for hundreds
Hundreds of frustrated passengers were stranded at the Fresno Yosemite Airport after Alaska Airlines says there was a maintenance issue on one of their planes. The passengers who booked with the airline company were left waiting for nearly 24 hours for their plane to get fixed. Their complaint? Two passengers...
High school football scores, highlights (August 23rd)
Just a reminder, each Friday night at 11:15 p.m. through the section championship games on Friday, November 24th, get high school football scores and highlights from around the Central Valley, as well as features and interviews, on CBS47 Sidelines with Scott Bemis, Angelique Martinez and Dylan Morgan. Clovis 27, Central Valley Christian 12 Clovis West […]
High School Hot Shot: Clovis’ Deagan Rose
CLOVIS, CA – In football’s modern era, it pays to have an elite Quarterback commanding your offense. For Clovis High, Junior, Deagan Rose has helped lead the Cougars back to their winning ways through a deadly passing attack which put up almost 3,000 yards in just his Sophomore season. “Yeah it was the best decision […]
Clovis Unified football coach honored at Lamonica Stadium
CLOVIS, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Longtime Clovis Unified football coach, Tim Simons, now has a field named after him, honoring his accomplishments. Lamonica Stadium is celebrating its 50th anniversary and is also celebrating Tim Simons, the coach who shaped the Clovis Highs Football program for 24 years. “It was such an enormous event. We had helicopters […]
Latin pop singer Chayanne to come to Fresno
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Fans of Latin American music who would like to dance the night away can do so with one of the most famous Latin pop singers during his stop in Fresno. Latin pop singer and actor Chayanne will stop in Fresno as part of his upcoming tour, “Bailemos Otra Vez Tour.” The […]
Arts and Humanities graduate dean’s medalist wins Poetry Foundation fellowship
Fresno writer Hermelinda Hernandez Monjaras, a two-time Fresno State alumna, has won a Ruth Lilly and Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Poetry Fellowship from the Poetry Foundation. Among the largest awards offered to young poets in the United States, the $27,000 prize is intended to support exceptional U.S. poets between 21 and 31 years of age.
Hmong students revive forgotten textile art of ‘Paj Ntaub’ during Fresno Unified summer camp
Dozens of Fresno Unified students will start the new academic year with fresh skills in an ancient, nearly forgotten Hmong art. During their final week of the district’s 2024 Summer Enrichment Program, students gathered at the Rivendell Community Center to finish up and display their works of Paj Ntaub (pronounced pahn-dao), meaning “flower cloth.”
United Health Centers marks eventful year under new leadership
For Justin Preas, last year marked the first year as president and CEO of United Health Centers. Elevated to the The post United Health Centers marks eventful year under new leadership appeared first on The Business Journal.
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