Fresno State, before winning tonight, clinches spot in WAC baseball tournament
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The Fresno State baseball team clinched a spot in next week's Western Athletic Conference baseb
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Fresno area to get rare view of partial solar eclipse Sunday
Fresno-area residents will get a rare chance Sunday afternoon to see a partial solar eclipse that will be visible across California -- but to see a full sun block-out, Valley residents will need to head north of Sacramento.
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Fresno Pacific falls 5-4 in NAIA men's tennis title match
Fresno Pacific fell short of a second straight NAIA men's tennis championship today, falling 5-4 to Oklahoma Christian in the title match of the tournament in Mobile, Ala.
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Fresno Pacific eyes men's national tennis title
Fresno Pacific will have the chance to repeat as NAIA men's national tennis champions after winning a Friday semifinal to advance to today's title match against Oklahoma Christian.
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Fresno State Graduates Talk Job Outlook
2012 Fresno State graduates say the job market appears to be improving for them.
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Arson investigators look into Fresno house fire
The Fresno Fire Department brought arson investigators to the scene of a house fire on Kelso near Whitney in Northeast Fresno on Saturday.
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Fresno City Council District 2 race keeps candidates busy
Fresno City Council District 2 is homework heaven.
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Political Notebook: Openly-gay presidential candidate campaigns in Fresno
Fred Karger remembers when the downtown Holiday Inn was a Hilton and a major campaign gathering spot for politicians visiting Fresno.
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Fresno Unified's first black principal dead at 91
Rutherford "Bud" Gaston, Fresno Unified's first African-American principal and a community activist, has died of cancer, his family said Thursday.
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Burglars caught on tape in Southeast Fresno
Fresno Police said thieves were caught on tape stealing from the same store several times.
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