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Clovis Freedom Fest cancelled for second straight year over pandemic concerns
“If June 15 wasn’t so close to July 4, this story may have had a better ending,” organizers of the popular fireworks show said.
No masks required at Disneyland for fully-vaccinated guests starting June 15
Disneyland will no longer require fully-vaccinated guests to wear face coverings beginning Tuesday, when California's strict mask rules will expire.
In reversal, Shaver Lake receives permit to hold 4th of July celebration
Assuming California does not enact any further COVID-19 restrictions for outdoor events, the Shaver Lake Independence Day celebration has the green light to move forward.
Showtime! Regal reopens more Valley theaters, including one major remodel
Regal Cinemas announced Friday that three of its once-closed San Joaquin Valley theatres are reopening.
Big Fresno Fair drive-thru kicks off Friday
The Big Fresno Fair is set to begin Friday in a much different format than in previous years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Big Times are Rolling: Fresno Fair switches to drive-thru format
The Big Fresno Fair will follow other fairs in the region, hosting a drive-thru and virtual format due to the state’s orders preventing large gatherings.
New HBO show filmed at Shaver Lake set to debut
A new HBO outdoor adventure competition show that was filmed in Fresno County is set for a streaming debut.
Clovis Freedom Fest cancelled for Fourth of July
The Kiwanis Club of Clovis announced Friday that it has cancelled the annual Freedom Fest, a Fourth of July celebration and fireworks show.
Hiding beneath Fresno’s Convention Center drama? A failed effort for a new hockey franchise.
The Convention Center roller coaster appears to be back on the same track it was before, just under a new banner. However, other issues are coming to light.
Fresno’s Chaffee Zoo set to reopen Friday
The Fresno Chaffee Zoo is reopening Friday at 9 a.m. after being closed since March due to the coronavirus pandemic.
