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Body found in Reedley business complex
REEDLEY — The body of an adult male was found in a unit of a building complex located across the street from Reedley High School. Reedley Police Lieutenant Marc Ediger said his department received a call on Aug. 22 around 12:50 p.m. regarding the discovery. Officers responded to 790 G Street, which is just down the street from police headquarters. The building complex includes multiple units. The body was discovered in unit D.
Man arrested in Orange Cove with stolen gun, police say
ORANGE COVE, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A man was arrested on Wednesday in Orange Cove for allegedly having a stolen gun, according to the Orange Cove Police Department. Police say 28-year-old Jose Esparza Jr. was arrested during a traffic stop. The traffic stop happened on Wednesday around 10:22 p.m. during the night shift. The traffic stop […]
63-Year-Old Woman Drowns After Dog Pulls Her Into a River
A woman tragically lost her life over the weekend after her service dog accidentally dragged her into a river and they both drowned. The Fresno County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that the deceased is 63-year-old Mary Marshall, a Menifee, California resident, in a press release on August 18. At approximately...
Sanger police standoff ends peacefully
SANGER – Following a four-hour standoff, Sanger Police and members of the Fresno County Probation Department successfully negotiated the peaceful arrest of an individual wanted for a parole violation. The incident began around 3:30 p.m. on Aug. 21, 2024. Police and members from the Probation Department’s Adult Compliance Team...
Measure F continues to sustain public safety in Dinuba
DINUBA – A public safety sales tax passed in Dinuba 20 years ago has continued to help sustain police and fire services within the city. Revenue from the sales tax, also known as Measure F, will now support a handful of new traffic cameras with license plate reading technology in addition to the personnel and equipment it already funds. The Dinuba City Council unanimously approved a budget amendment to the 10-year sales tax spending plan for maintenance of the cameras and also approved the continuance of the tax at its meeting Aug. 13.
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