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Crime Stoppers Daily Most Wanted: Candice Stone Madel
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Our Valley Crime Stoppers Daily Most Wanted is Candice Stone Madel. Candice Stone Madel is wanted on a Felony Warrant for Stalking. 33-year-old Madel is 5' 10" tall, 180 lbs., and has brown hair and blue eyes. If you know where Candice Stone Madel is...
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Shop These 5 California Butcher Shops for Better Meat That Costs Less Than the Grocery Store
Sometimes the best steak you will ever cook comes from a small shop you almost drove right past. Across California, neighborhood butchers are quietly selling fresher, tastier meat for less than the big grocery chains charge. It feels like finding a secret that your wallet and your dinner plate will...
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Gunfire Hits Fresno Apartment Complex, Kids Ages 12 and 13 Escape Unharmed
A 12-year-old and a 13-year-old walking through a Fresno apartment complex were shot at by suspects inside a vehicle Friday night, but both children escaped without injury. Officers rushed to Parc Grove Commons Apartments near Fresno Street and Clinton Avenue just before 9 p.m. after reports of gunfire, only to find two young residents shaken but physically unharmed.
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Woman hit by Kia while crossing street in Fresno
FRESNO, Calif. ( ) – A woman was injured after she was hit by a Kia in Fresno Monday morning, according to the Fresno Police Department. Officers say they responded to Clinton and Van Ness avenues around 7 a.m. Investigators say the woman was crossing the street when she was hit by the car making a turn.
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FPD motorcyle officer hospitalized stopping speeding car
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – An on-duty Fresno police officer was hospitalized Saturday after his marked department motorcycle crashed into the back of a car in northwest Fresno, the California Highway Patrol said. A spokesperson with the CHP said the motor officer was trying to pull over a speeding vehicle near Shaw and Maroa Avenues around […]
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Head-on collision kills one person, closes part of Clovis Ave. south of Fresno
A fatal collision closed down a section of Clovis Avenue south of Fresno for several hours Sunday night. One person was killed in the head-on-crash, which happened around 9:40 p.m. on Clovis Avenue south of Central Avenue. According to the California Highway Patrol, a Chrysler PT Cruiser was traveling southbound on Clovis Avenue when it veered left, crossed the center media and went into northbound traffic and the path on an oncoming Mercedes. “The Mercedes’ driver was unable to avoid the collision,” according to a Monday news release from the CHP. They were ultimately transported to Community Regional Medical Center with major injuries. The driver of the Chrysler was treated by emergency medical personnel “but succumbed to his injuries,” the CHP said. No further information on the drivers has been released and the CHP continues to investigate the initial cause of the crash. It is unknown if alcohol or drugs were a factor, pending toxicology results. “A section of Clovis Avenue, from Central to American avenues, was closed in both directions for two hours while the crash was investigated and a Skylife medical air support worked through a mechanical issue,” CHP said. “After the issue was resolved and Skylife departed,
The Fresno Bee
Top stories: Snack recall. Valley election results. Is Starving Artist closed? Grocery tenant
Voters across five San Joaquin Valley counties cast ballots this week in races that will shape Sacramento and Washington representation, while north Fresno saw major shifts at the RiverView Shopping Center. A popular toddler snack sold nationwide was pulled from shelves over a choking hazard that federal regulators called potentially fatal. Here is a quick look at what readers followed most closely in The Fresno Bee this week. Here are top stories of the week: How did the Central Valley vote? See live 2026 election results across five counties — Voters in Fresno, Kings, Tulare, Madera and Merced counties cast ballots Tuesday in races for Congress, the California Legislature, county and city offices, school boards and local ballot measures. Unofficial results are being updated as county election officials continue counting. Vote-by-mail ballots postmarked by Election Day may be counted if received by Nov. 10, and counties must certify results by Dec. 3. Empty for years, a north Fresno grocery gets a new renter. Who is it? Why the delay? — After seven years sitting empty, the former Lassens Natural Foods & Vitamins space at the RiverView Shopping Center has a new tenant: Mulligan’s Sports Bar & Indoor Golf. The spot
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Heavy flooding causes sinkhole, closes Clovis Avenue in Fresno, officials say
Heavy flooding Monday morning caused a large sinkhole to form on Clovis Avenue in Fresno, forcing the closure of the southbound lanes between Butler Avenue and Columbia Drive. The California Highway Patrol said the flooding was caused by a ruptured water main on Clovis Avenue, south of Butler Avenue. Some neighborhoods reported up to 3 feet of standing water, prompting officials to shut down the roadway. CHP officers were called to the scene after a large sinkhole began forming in front of two homes. Public Works and Fresno County Roads personnel are also working at the scene. Fresno resident Marko Lentz said Fresno County sheriff’s deputies arrived around 1:30 a.m. with their sirens on, initially leading him to believe there was a fire. Lentz said deputies used a loudspeaker to tell neighbors to prepare for a possible evacuation because of the broken water main. “We weren’t issued any evacuation orders,” he said. “They just told us to be ready. After that, they came through periodically.” Lentz also said a large tree fell on Columbia Drive around 6:30 a.m. CHP is urging drivers to avoid the area and use alternate routes. The closure will remain in effect until officials determine the
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Garage fire possibly caused by leaf pile next to air vent
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — A fire at a home in northeast Fresno left a garage completely destroyed and a family of three without a home on Tuesday morning. The Fresno Fire Department says they first received a call around 4:45 a.m. after a father woke up and smelled smoke in the house.
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Veterans Day events and discounts for Valley vets
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Wednesday, Nov. 11th is Veterans Day, a time for us to pay our respects to those who have served to protect our freedoms. Below are a few events happening to show appreciation for their service and sacrifice. Many local and national restaurants and retailers also...
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Previewing Central Section D1 football semifinals, rest of division quarterfinals
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Following the first round of CIF Central Section high school football playoffs, local ESPN Radio personality Paul Meadors joined the Sunday Sports Highlights Show to look ahead at the upcoming matchups for Friday, Nov. 13. In Division 1-AA, two-time defending champion Central East hosts Bakersfield....
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Fresno State reverts to old habits in ‘frustrating' 17-10 loss to Utah State
Old habits returned to the Fresno State football team Saturday night. Those habits included slow starts and offensive inconsistencies, and they resulted in a disappointing 17-10 loss to Utah State at Maverik Stadium in Logan, Utah, in a Pac-12 Conference matchup. Just how bad was it for Fresno State? The Bulldogs went into halftime with only 73 total yards and minus-2 rushing yards. It was a complete reversal from last weekend, when Fresno State’s running game overwhelmed Oregon State in a 39-28 victory. The Bulldogs praised Utah State’s defense heading into the game. However, they expected to perform well despite playing at an elevation of approximately 4,000 feet. Utah State entered the game with the top-rated defense in the Pac-12, and it showed why Saturday night. Fresno State (5-4 overall, 2-3 Pac-12) opened the second half by picking up several first downs and eventually faced third-and-goal from the 14-yard line. However, the Bulldogs couldn’t get into the end zone and settled for a field goal, trailing 14-3. Fresno State never found an opportunity to take control of the game. Quarterback Jayden Mandal faced constant pressure from the Aggies’ defense. Some of his passes sailed over the heads of wide receivers