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Man arrested for allegedly fighting a police officer
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — A man who was reported by homeowners to be at the home multiple times was arrested after allegedly fighting with a police officer. Fresno Police officers received a call that a man had appeared at a home again. The homeowners have reported that the man...
The Fresno Bee
Fresno State football team takes off before FAA ground stop; flight diverted in air
The Fresno State football team avoided the Federal Aviation Administration’s ground stop Friday afternoon, departing Fresno before the order halted flights nationwide. The Bulldogs departed Fresno Yosemite International Airport at 12:25 p.m. aboard a Sun Country Airlines flight, about an hour before the FAA ordered the ground stop, according to a Fresno State spokesperson. The team was scheduled to arrive in Austin, Texas, but the flight diverted to San Antonio. The team will board a bus to travel to Austin, where they are staying. Fresno State is scheduled to face Texas State at 1 p.m. Saturday in a Pac-12 matchup in San Marcos. Before takeoff, the Bulldogs posted a video showing coach Matt Entz greeting players as they boarded the plane. Wheels up to the Lone Star State https://t.co/0yz01LX07n — Fresno State Football (@FresnoStateFB) November 13, 2026 The FAA announced on X, formerly known as Twitter, that a temporary telecommunications outage had prompted the ground stop. “Out of an abundance of caution all flights have been halted,” the FAA posted. “Every flight has been accounted for and international flights will be handled on a case by case basis.”
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California mom of 7 warns ‘if I ever get harmed just know he did it’ about her ex. Then she visits their kids and never comes home
Alison Riley, a 30-year-old mother of seven, was found dead in her ex-boyfriend’s Fresno home after going there to see their two children, and he was charged with murder. Missed school pickup led family to raise alarm Riley, also known as Tatyana McIntyre, was reported missing at about 7:45 p.m. on August 4, according to...
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Fresno City Hall pays out $1.2 million to settle whistleblower complaint against the city attorney
Fresno City Hall settled a whistleblower and workplace retaliation claim Friday and agreed to pay a former employee $1.2 million with no admission of fault for the city. The Fresno City Council issued a lengthy statement after business hours on Friday, saying that, despite the hefty payout, City Hall continues to dispute that City Attorney Andrew Janz violated any laws.
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Wedgewood Weddings Adds Historic Almond Grove Manor to Its Central California Collection
Historic 1912 estate on the Madera Wine Trail offers Central Valley couples a single-property venue for ceremonies and receptionsMADERA, CA / ACCESS Newswire / November 12, 2026 / Wedgewood Weddings
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Fresno Unified School Board Headed for Major Shakeup
Two incumbents on the Fresno Unified School Board appear to be in trouble following the November 3 election. In Trustee Area 3, candidate Riley Talford leads incumbent Valerie Davis with 50.72% of the vote. Talford’s victory would mark a major shakeup. Davis has served on the school board for 22 years. Talford is a juvenile correctional officer and president of SEIU Local 521 Fresno County. His campaign was endorsed by the Fresno Teachers Association and SEIU.
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Man killed in solo rollover crash in west central Fresno, police say
A man has died following a solo rollover crash in west central Fresno. Fresno Police says it received calls for a car crash at 11:31 a.m. on Belmont Avenue, just west of Highway 99. When officers arrived, they found a pickup truck on its roof in the roadway. Investigators say the truck was traveling east on Belmont when it hit a curb, rolled over and knocked out a power pole. The driver, a man police believe to be in his 40s, was pronounced dead at the scene. The crash has caused a power outage for nearby businesses and residents. PG&E is on scene repairing the broken power pole and estimates on its outage map that power will be restored by 3:15 p.m. The crash remains under investigation.
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Fresno says 33 homes affected by water main break
Why is the city offering reimbursements to affected residents?. The City of Fresno announced that 33 homes have been affected by a broken water main. A water main broke in Southeast Fresno on Tuesday. 16 homes were reported to have water damage in the garage and in the home. 17...
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Bryson DeChambeau announces plans for The Orchard Golf Club development in Clovis
Bryson DeChambeau’s vision for a golf and housing development in Clovis is becoming a reality. On Friday, the two-time U.S. Open announced his plans for The Orchard Golf Club, his plans to develop a golf and residential community that blends with the Central Valley’s rich agricultural heritage. The...
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It’s time to talk about dynamite and the San Joaquin River
Good morning! It’s Thursday, Nov. 12. This is Rob. The waiting game: For nearly two weeks, Fresno City Attorney Andrew Janz has been saying the police body-camera footage of the bad arrest of councilmember-elect Naindeep Singh would be released within a week. We’re still waiting. Why? “Redactions.” What redactions? Only he knows. And the clock keeps ticking.
The Fresno Bee
Ice cream shop in Fresno sold after 22 years. See the new concept and name
From the street, the store’s sign still says Jack’s Sweets and Treats. From the parking lot, customers can see a new sign — Morgan’s Sweets and Treats . The original owner, Jack Rocha, spent more than 20 years behind the counter, scooping ice cream onto a frozen slab, preparing mix-ins and baking cookies, but Morgan won’t be doing that for a simple reason. Morgan is a little girl. She’s the daughter of the new owner, John Orellana, who bought the shop from Rocha at the beginning of October. Rocha opened the shop almost 22 years ago. “It was a good time and I found a great buyer,” Rocha said. Before the store was Jack’s Sweets and Treats, it was Marble Slab. Rocha originally opened the business as a part-time venture while working at Wonder Bread. When Wonder Bread declared bankruptcy and shuttered many of its bakeries, Rocha decided to make Marble Slab a full-time endeavor. Marble Slab was the first business to open in Via Montana Shopping Center, and Rocha has seen dozens of businesses come and go in the time he’s been there. “I think I was open a month before Yosemite Ranch,” Rocha said. Rocha has also been
The Fresno Bee
Former nonprofit executive in Fresno convicted of an elaborate insurance fraud
Sonny Mehrtash, a former nonprofit executive in Fresno, has been sentenced to one year probation and 240 hours of community service for trying to defraud an insurance company of nearly $100,000. Mehrtash, who used to run several fundraising groups including Community Connection and RXfundraising, was convicted of one misdemeanor charge of making a false statement in support of an insurance claim. The fraud conviction stems from a 2024 two-car crash in which Mehrtash was not at fault but was injured. Court records show Mehrtash alleged that he received a burn on his left arm, lacerations to his legs, a bump on his head, post-traumatic stress disorder and a loss of consciousness. Mehrtash also submitted medical reports to Nationwide, the other driver’s insurance company, claiming he had a traumatic brain injury and “postconcussion syndrome.” Mehrtash alleged in his claim that his injuries caused him to be off work and that he was owed compensation. To substantiate his claim, Mehtrash provided medical reports from a doctor, who an insurance company investigator later determined was Mehrtash’s best friend and the registered owner of the BMW 530i vehicle Mehrtash was driving when he crashed. In the investigator’s report that is part of the court