Major highway improvements coming to Tulare County
A stretch of Highway 99 will be expanded to six lanes in Tulare County.
Fake letters go out in Merced County claiming people have STIs
People have received letters claiming they have tested positive for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections.
Ex-Rep. T.J. Cox files for bankruptcy
The former Congressman is out of money as he faces potential prison time in his financial fraud case.
Fresno Unified teacher attacked by student’s relative, suffers concussion in school-day fight
An adult and a student came into her classroom during lunch and attacked the victim.
Diane Milutinovich honored with lifetime achievement award at major women’s convention
The former Fresno State administrator advocated for women’s equality in sports for decades.
Major oil refiner announces plans to shut down operations in LA
Phillips 66 made the announcement to cease operations at its Port of Los Angeles plant shortly after Gov. Gavin Newsom successfully implemented his new oil mandate.
Class action lawsuit filed against Fresno area food packager
Maxco Supply, Inc. allegedly failed to pay overtime wages for the last four years, along with not paying out vacation days for former employees.
Fourth lender sues Assemis over nearly $50 million in unpaid loans
The Assemi family is scheduled to return to court next week with the lenders to determine whether or not the family’s farmland will continue to be operated by a receiver for the near future.
Bonta joins lawsuit against Bakersfield over Kern River drying up
Thousands of fish died when the Kern River dried up earlier this year. California officials are now getting involved in an environmental lawsuit targeted at Bakersfield.
Former Stockton fire chief appeals wrongful termination suit to Supreme Court
Ron Hittle claims he was fired by the city over a decade ago for being a Christian.
