Fresno News

A mentally ill Fresno man will stand trial on a murder charge for killing his grandmother a day after he was released from jail, a judge ruled Thursday.

A research firm says a record number of million-dollar homes were sold in the San Francisco Bay Area during the second quarter, another sign that affording a place to live is a growing challenge for anyone who... San Francisco Association of Realtors President Betty Taisch has two words of advice for those who want to live here and think $1 million ... (more)

An image of the Axon Flex on-body camera, from the TASER International Inc. website.

After almost a decade, The Eagles return to Fresno. A new set of just-released dates on the band’s “History of the Eagles” tour includes a stop, Oct. 9, at Save Mart Center.

A June 2012 file photo shows early stages of mosquitos in swimming pool water of a foreclosed home in central Fresno.

Neel Kashkari, right, talks with Kenneth Whitaker, 62, at Loaves and Fishes homeless shelter in Sacramento Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2013.

The Fresno man who found more than $120,000 in cash and gave it back celebrated a milestone Wednesday night.

The sky in and around Fresno is filled with smoke from a fire near Mammoth Pool that doubled in size Wednesday.

Gov. Jerry Brown, who once campaigned against the North American Free Trade Agreement and criticized the "insertion of Mexico into our economy," pushed back his chair at a breakfast Wednesday and looked on from the head table as Mexico's secretary of economy heaped praise on the pact.

A man and a woman were arrested early Wednesday morning in central Fresno after they were found with a stolen GMC Sierra pickup, $6,000 worth of automotive tools and two stolen license plates, the California Highway Patrol said.

A Fresno man accused of stabbing three people in what police said was a random attack at an east-central Fresno apartment complex is legally incompetent to stand trial, a judge ruled Wednesday.

A woman has now been arrested for a fire that was set on purpose in the area of First Street and Tulare Avenue in Fresno.

A woman was ejected when two cars crashed at Jensen and Brawley in Southwest Fresno early Wednesday morning.

The City of Fresno is looking for water wasters and they're getting a lot of help.

With just weeks before the new Rutherford B. Gaston Middle School opens in southwest Fresno, community and church leaders are calling on Fresno Unified School District to reconsider its hiring of a white teacher to instruct African-American, Latino and Southeast Asian studies there.

The blueprint for Fresno's growth has 17 goals, hundreds of pages and thousands of folks hoping it'll transform the city.

A community reception honoring Elizabeth Diaz, Fresno County's new public defender, will be held Wednesday evening at the Downtown Club.

The framework for First 5 Fresno County's new structure for Lighthouse for Children, to the left, takes shape in downtown Fresno.

A big rig dumped a load of peaches on the onramp from Friant Road to southbound Highway 41 on Tuesday, July 29, 2014.

A man killed in a single-vehicle accident Saturday night has been identified as 32-year-old Steven Joseph Martin of Fresno.