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Firefighters deal with inaccessible terrain amid Basin Fire, USFS says
FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The Basin Fire has made its way north to inaccessible terrain, prompting fire personnel to build a temporary helicopter landing pad, forest officials said Friday. The northern perimeter of the fire is currently burning in a very steep area of the Sierra National Forest, making it nearly impossible for crews […]
Garlic glut sparks spice plant closure. 275 jobs gone forever?
Olam America will shut its Firebaugh spice plant and warehouse by Aug. 30, according to a notice posted with the The post Garlic glut sparks spice plant closure. 275 jobs gone forever? appeared first on The Business Journal.
PG&E calls off public safety power cuts to Fresno County
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – PG&E customers in Fresno County were set to be impacted by intentional power cuts on Friday and Saturday, but PG&E has since called off the warning. PG&E published a warning on Thursday saying that Public Safety Power Shutoffs may be enacted in Fresno County on Friday and Saturday. The utility adds […]
Staying safe on the water during the 4th of July
Dozens of people were at Reedley Beach on Thursday afternoon. It was all in celebration of the 4th of July holiday."Go down the river and make our way back down here, we're gonna go tubing," said Reedley resident Arianna Yanez.It's the first time Yanez and her friend, Asia Baylas, tubed down the King's River.They were equipped for whatever troubles the water might bring."Having an extra tube with us so that if one of our pops, you know there's a lot of greenery on the side, that we can go over to that one and have that as an option," said...
Fresno County law enforcement urges people to be water-aware this Independence Day
FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – As the heat continues, many might try to find relief by taking a dip into the water -to prevent any more drownings, law enforcement is making sure everyone is water-aware this Independence Day. Having a proper lifejacket, keeping an eye on each other, and just making smart decisions could be […]
Mountain View Fruit Sales Announces Anticipated Harvest Season in July; George Matoian Details
REEDLEY, CA - The arrival of July means an influx of California table grapes is coming to the produce department, and Mountain View Fruit Sales’ high-quality Estate Vineyards® label is bringing a top-quality collection of black, red, and green grape varieties. The supplier has officially announced its anticipated harvest season, set to take place midway through July.
BLOG: Genelle Taylor Kumpe steps into a new role with Fresno Business Council
Genelle Taylor Kumpe has expanded on her role with the San Joaquin Valley Manufacturing Alliance, picking up another CEO responsibility The post BLOG: Genelle Taylor Kumpe steps into a new role with Fresno Business Council appeared first on The Business Journal.
Despite record heat, fireworks pollution declines in Fresno for holiday
San Joaquin Valley cities saw a surprising decline in fireworks-related air pollution this Fourth of July from recent years, despite record heat and dry grasses fueling concerns about secondary fires. The valley’s air benefitted from “thermally driven northwesterly winds,” according to Valley Air chief spokesperson Jaime Holt, in an email....
July 4 fire comes within feet of Clovis Recreation Center
CLOVIS, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The Clovis Recreation Center escaped damage Thursday night after a fire came within 60 feet of the city-run facility. According to the Clovis Fire Department, the fire was reported around 9:30 p.m. at an area near the facility, in the area of Clovis Avenue and Ashlan Avenue. Officials say the size […]
High-speed rail work will close McKinley Avenue for a year. How it affects your commute
McKinley Avenue will be closed east of Highway 99 in west-central Fresno for about a year for construction of a new overpass above existing freight railroad tracks and future high-speed rail tracks.
California Gov. Newsom reassures jittery West Michigan Democrats after Biden’s shaky debate
California Gov. Gavin Newsom spent his Independence Day reassuring West Michigan voters that despite a rocky debate performance, President Joe Biden is “all in.” Newsom made two stops in Michigan, a formal stop at an Independence Day picnic in South Haven and then a barbecue hosted by the Padnos family in Holland. During his 15 […] The post California Gov. Newsom reassures jittery West Michigan Democrats after Biden’s shaky debate appeared first on Michigan Advance.
Bay clamming reopens statewide, mussels reopen on south coast
Bay clamming is now open statewide and mussel harvest reopens from Coos Bay north jetty to the California border the Oregon Department of Agriculture and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife announced today. Two consecutive tests showed biotoxin levels below the closure limit in these areas. People should always call the Shellfish Safety Hotline (1-800-448-2474) before heading out to harvest shellfish or visit the ODA Recreational Shellfish Biotoxin Closures Webpage. ...
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