FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — Tragedy struck at the ballpark last night when the man leading a taco eating championship suddenly choked and died.The Grizzlies have now canceled a professional taco-eating championship scheduled for Saturday.
The rest of this weekend's Taco
Main Wednesday, May 29, 2019Politics and sports, againThe Fresno Grizzlies, the Washington Nationals’ AAA affiliate, is being criticized for a video it showed on the scoreboard during its Memorial Day game. Images were shown over the sound of Ronald Reagan’s
The Fresno Bee this week reports on the settlement of a claim by a woman that she was sexually assaulted by a Catholic priest:
A Woodland woman has received a $200,000 settlement from the Sacramento Catholic Diocese and the current
Last month, the Supreme Court, in the case Sierra Club v. County of Fresno (2018) 6 Cal. 5th 502, clarified that an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) prepared pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) must disclose and inform the public of
Just when you think you’ve seen it all, up pops a story from May 2018 that I missed.
David Seale, a resident of California, was arrested and charged with commercial burglary after he broke into a Fresno office building, did
Fresno P.D. believes the woman are linked to at least 13 other thefts, majority of which have happened in the Bay Area. So far, police say at least $135,000 worth of merchandise has been stolen.via kmph.comIt's part of an
Main Tuesday, November 14, 2017Two hours of First Amendment trainingGreg Thatcher, a professor of public health at Fresno State, has settled a First Amendment lawsuit claiming he erased students’ chalked messages on campus sidewalks. Thatcher will pay $ 1000
A Fresno State professor will pay $17,000 and undergo first amendment training after he erased students anti-abortion chalk messages on campus, according to Alliance Defending Freedom. via www.fresnobee.com
A Fresno State professor will pay $17,000 and undergo first amendment training after he erased students anti-abortion chalk messages on campus, according to Alliance Defending Freedom. via www.fresnobee.com
