Fresno News

A man frightened two others so much that they killed him, drove his truck to a rural area and set it ablaze with his dead body inside, lawyers said Monday in opening statements of a Fresno murder trial.

Local mosques and Peace Fresno made the call to action and the Central Valley responded with over 150 protestors assembling at the intersection of Blackstone and Shaw, chanting phrases such as "free free Palestine" and "we want justice".

Board members of the Foundation for Fresno's Future gathered Monday in the front yard of a home near Fresno High School to praise the growth blueprint.

The Big Fresno Fair has added classic rock to the groups booked for this year's Table Mountain Concert series.

A 72-year-old Fresno man was sentenced Monday to three years in federal prison after pleading guilty to money laundering charges.

Witness Frank Laugher describes what happened when a driver plowed an SUV into the AAA office in Fresno on Monday, July 21, 2014.

The murder trail of a Sanger man who was on a drunken search for his younger sister when he allegedly killed a man in 2012 started Monday.

Pana-Pacific, which manufactures electronic devices for commercial vehicles, broke ground Monday on a new 150,000-square-foot building in southeast Fresno that will allow the company to expand operations and add up to 100 jobs over the next few years.

Dozens of valley businesses will show off their tremendous food products at the Fresno Food Expo later this week.

A woman is in critical condition after being run over during an attempted carjacking in southeast Fresno on Sunday night.

The Fresno Bee reported Sunday that the lawsuit filed earlier this month by Virginia Daily and Michael Congdon targets Liberty Animal Control Services.

Bethesda Apostolic Faith Church is scheduled to have a church barbecue 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, 1822 Canal St. Donation is $10 per person.

A police chase from southeast to northeast Fresno Sunday ended after the suspect's car crashed into bushes, Fresno police Lt.

The Wylie family put in hard work and some red paint to transform a semi-dilapidated structure into the iconic red fruit barn that opened July 3 at 38802 Avenue 12 east of Madera.

They came from the north. They came from the south. Fresno's Chandler Airport was the destination for a group of African American pilots who fly to honor the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen.

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Motorcycle officer Roland Rendon was on patrol when a radio call for a baby choking in the 1200 block of North Millbrook Avenue, north of Olive Avenue, was broadcasted around 8:27 p.m. Rendon did a finger sweep of the toddler's mouth and could feel an object lodged deep in his throat, the department said.

People across the Central Valley weighed-in Saturday morning, over the recent immigration crisis involving tens of thousands of children caught crossing into the United States illegally.

The Fresno Food Expo, an annual gathering of food makers and buyers, kicks off Thursday in what organizers say is the biggest show yet.

Charlie Chaplin look-alike Matthew Schilling, 24, of Fresno was at Saturday's screening of "Modern Times" at Warnors Theatre in downtown Fresno.