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Macerich Defaults On Nearly $400M Tied To Fresno, Niagara Falls Malls
Mall giant Macerich has defaulted on close to $400 million in loans backed by shopping centers in Fresno, California, and Niagara Falls, New York, as the real estate investment trust negotiates with lenders over which properties it will keep and which it will let go. The two defaults, totaling $399.4 million, mark the latest step in a broader effort by the company to pare down its national mall portfolio.
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Local flavors take over Chukchansi Park
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Taco Truck Throwdown 15 took over Chukchansi Park on Saturday, showcasing the best the Central Valley has to offer. The event started back in 2011. Event co-founder and President of Fresno Street Eats Mike Oz says the first instance of the Taco Truck Throwdown featured only 7 trucks. Taco Truck Throwdown […]
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Clovis Men's Cross Country Sweeps Team, Individual Awards
Oroville, Calif. - Sophomore Davis Bosch led the Clovis Crush to its second 3C2A NorCal Men's Cross Country title with an individual medal on Saturday morning at North Forebay State Park. Bosch paced the 110-runner field, easily cruising to the top finish in a time of 20:13.0 on the 4-mile...
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Central Section football playoffs: SJM wins thriller; Madera RB runs wild in win
While No. 4 seed Kingsburg handled business in Division II with a 47-13 victory over No. 13 Golden West, the division’s other playoff games provided plenty of drama. No. 12 San Joaquin Memorial rallied from a 21-7 halftime deficit to stun No. 5 Central Valley Christian 33-28. Jayden Jenkins scored on a 3-yard run with 25 seconds remaining to cap the comeback and give the Panthers the victory. The fourth quarter featured plenty of back-and-forth action. CVC scored a touchdown to take a 28-27 lead before Jenkins delivered the game-winning score. In another Division II thriller, No. 9 Centennial edged No. 8 Lemoore 17-16, converting a two-point attempt to escape with the victory. Division III: Madera wins shootout It was a memorable week for Darius Smith. First, the Madera standout received his first Division I scholarship offer from Sam Houston State. Then he delivered a performance to remember Friday night. Smith accounted for five touchdowns — four rushing and one receiving — to lead the No. 11-seeded Coyotes to a wild 59-48 victory over No. 6 Templeton. “He is one of the most dynamic playmakers in the Valley,” Madera coach Kenneth Paolinelli said. “Super, great humble kid. Great teammate who
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Celebrating Diwali in Fresno County? Find events, fireworks and shopping deals
From temples and gurdwaras to local grocery stores, the Fresno area is gearing up for Diwali, the South Asian festival of lights . Worldwide, nearly 1 billion people across Hindu, Sikh, Jain and Buddhist communities celebrate Diwali , which falls on Sunday, Nov. 8. For the nearly 24,000 Indian residents living In the Fresno metropolitan area , the holiday holds deep religious and cultural significance. Celebrations across California and the county will feature traditional prayers, festive shopping deals and public firework displays. How is Hindu temple observing Diwali in Fresno? During Diwali, worshipers gather at local temples and gurdwaras to offer prayers and share meals, many of them dressed in traditional attire. A representative for BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Fresno, said the Hindu temple will remain open all day Sunday for devotees and visitors. For Hindus, Diwali symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. “The holiday commemorates the return of Lord Rama and his wife Sita to their kingdom of Ayodhya after defeating the demon king Ravana, leading townspeople to light clay lamps (known as diyas) to guide their path home,” The Washington Post reported. How does Sikh community celebrate holiday? In the Sikh community,
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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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Warm this week, but wet weather returns this weekend
How much rain is expected in the Valley from the Atmospheric River?. What a beautiful weekend it was! The nice weather will continue through most of this week as well, and we've got a warm Veterans Day coming up. Cooler, cloudier, and wetter weather will return by this weekend. It...
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Bulldog Insider analyst offers on-site reaction moments after Utah State loss
(KSEE/KGPE) – Former Fresno State football player Steven Comstock joined Sports Director Scott Bemis live from Utah Saturday night, to offer his immediate reactions to a frustrating night for the Bulldogs against the Aggies.
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These Fresno businesses can prepare your family's holiday meal. Here's how it works
A frozen turkey can take several days to thaw, and then several more hours (or longer) to cook. For people who don’t have that kind of time, or who would rather spend it enjoying the company of their family and friends, restaurants and grocery stores around the Central Valley are offering catered holiday meals. Aaron Nielsen, the owner of Southern Hospitality Co. , has been offering catered holiday meals for the last eight years. His catered meals are à la carte, so people can pick and choose which dishes they want to order, as opposed to a set meal. Southern Hospitality Co. offers traditional turkey and honey baked spiral ham, as well as full assortment of sides like parmesan and bacon butter brussels sprouts, deviled eggs, mashed potatoes, dinner rolls and a $22 pumpkin pie. All orders have a $150 minimum, and the cut-off day to order a Thanksgiving meal from Southern Hospitality is the Monday before Thanksgiving. “I get phone calls the day of,” Nielsen said. Southern Hospitality Co. offers delivery or pickup options on Thanksgiving, which not all places do. Phoenician Garden , which also offers holiday catering, is closed on Thanksgiving, so it tells customers to have
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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Georgia State visits Fresno State after Jones' 22-point showing
Georgia State Panthers (1-2) at Fresno State Bulldogs (1-1) BOTTOM LINE: Georgia State visits Fresno State after Chris Jones scored 22 points in Georgia State's 111-61 win against the Andrew College Fighting Tigers. Fresno State went 13-19 overall with a 10-8 record at home during the 2025-26 season. The Bulldogs...
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Clovis City Council 11-9-2026
As the elected legislative body of the City of Clovis, the City Council has overall responsibility for the scope, direction, and financing of City services. The City Council, as the legislative body, establishes policy that is administered and implemented through full time staff under the Council-Manager form of government. The Council is also responsible for establishing land use policies through the General Plan and zoning regulations. Clovis voters, at large, elect a 5-member Council to serve as the City’s legislative and governing body. The members serve 4 year terms and they elect one member to serve as mayor and one to serve as mayor pro tem for two years. A general municipal election is held every two years, alternating, between two and three, positions each cycle. Under the Council-Manager form of government, the City Council provides policy direction to the City Manager, who is responsible for administering City operations. In setting policy, the Council works closely with citizen advisory commissions and committees, considers staff information and recommendations, and receives comments from the general public.
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Fresno State Baseball Announces 2027 Schedule, Pac-12 Debut
FRESNO, Calif. – Fresno State baseball has announced its 2027 schedule, featuring 28 home games at Pete Beiden Field at Bob Bennett Stadium and a challenging slate of opponents as the Bulldogs enter their first season in the Pac-12 Conference. The 55-game regular-season schedule features 27 road contests and matchups against programs from across the country, including Georgia, Creighton, Dallas Baptist, Oregon State and San Diego State. The Diamond ‘Dogs will open their 2027 campaign at home, hosting Seattle for a three-game series from Feb. 19-21 at Pete Beiden Field. The season-opening homestand marks the beginning of a schedule that…
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Volleyball Snaps No. 3 Fresno Pacific’s Perfect Season
FRESNO, Calif. – Cal Poly Pomona volleyball closed the regular season with its biggest win of the season on Saturday, defeating Fresno Pacific, 3-1 (26-24, 25-19, 16-25, 25-23), at the Special Events Center. The Broncos handed the No. 3 ranked Sunbirds their first loss of the season, snapping Fresno...
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Coffee pop-up getting permanent home in Fresno's Tower District; part of a larger renovation
A new coffee shop is headed for the Tower District — and Tower regulars may already have tried its coffee. Mirror Coffee , a pop-up shop operated by Katie Friesen for three years inside Moto Delicatessen & Bodega , plans to open a full cafe in the same building as the former Spokeasy bar that burned two years ago. The coffee shop is taking over the space on the opposite end of the building on Van Ness Avenue, which was once occupied by Jazzy’s Jeans N Things. Mirror Coffee is expected to be open by the end of the year or early next year. Friesen is a fixture on the Tower coffee scene. She started in the business at the Starbucks on Olive Avenue, worked at Gazebo Gardens’ coffee shop, and used to be part owner of the Revue before it became Component Coffee . She’s also the roaster for Alchemist Coffee Lab . The Spokeasy building The building in Van Ness Village, between Olive and McKinley avenues, is perhaps best known for the popular bar Spokeasy. The building had a fire two years ago and the bar has been slowly but steadily working toward reopening . It’s a similar
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Fresno drivers see relief as gas price drop an average of 80 cents in a month
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Gas prices in Fresno dropped 11.3 cents over the past week to an average of $5.54 per gallon, based on GasBuddy’s survey of 364 stations. That’s 78.9 cents lower than a month ago, but $1.16 higher than a year ago. Fresno prices ranged...