Central Valley

California Governor Newsom announced on Feb. 28 that masking would no longer be required in public schools. Two weeks later, students are seeing their friends’ faces in the classroom for the first time in over two...

In West Fresno, many early morning staff members conduct their duties at the Fresno Chaffee Zoo. With over 100 different animals living at the Zoo, staff and zookeepers often arrive as early as 4 a.m. But...

The Vintage industry is a growing business that has taken the world by storm.

Here in the central valley, an abundance of small businesses and business owners are helping people save money while pursuing a hobby...

With warmer weather returning to the valley, the chance is fading for a snowy and wet March that farmers desperately need.

KMPH Fox 26 meteorologist Kevan Ramer says we may be in for another dry year.

“In...

By Sydney Morgan

Flowers aren’t the only thing blossoming this season.

Farmer’s Markets are starting to bring in more people as warmer weather begins, especially after the winter months and Covid-19 precautions.

The natural Vitamin D...

By: Tyler Van Dyke

The Fresno State Men’s Basketball team has had quite the roller-coaster of a season so far, battling injuries and close losses throughout the year. The Bulldogs had to battle...

Just south of Downtown Fresno, two business partners are working under the same roof. Allegiance Auto Machine and KC Auto Repair have been open for a combined 60 years.

KC Auto takes care of the general labor...

Governor Gavin Newsom has announced that starting March 12th, students and staff will no longer have to wear masks in school. Immediate reactions from staff are positive.

“For the children, it’s not going to be anything but...

By Sydney Morgan

Broadway’s Hamilton has been given eleven awards, including Best Musical and the 2021 Emmy for Outstanding Variety Special.

After complications due to Covid-19, they had to postpone their tour dates and shows until...

The two-year mark of the Covid-19 pandemic is right around the corner, and although restrictions are still in place, updated protocols are keeping students in classrooms.

New testing procedures for students who have come in close contact...