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A Cessna flew 18 hours from Merced to Honolulu. Here’s a look at the astounding flight.
Late last week, Valley residents, aviation geeks, and purveyors of the internet's most peculiar content found themselves astounded by a simple screenshot from the tracking firm FlightAware.
Aha!, Fresno-Reno flights are no more. ExpressJet files for Chapter 11.
The parent of the Reno-based ultra-low-cost carrier, ExpressJet Airlines, announced Tuesday it was filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and was ceasing all flight operations, effective immediately.
$6k trip to Stockton? Company pitches pricey river cruise between SF, Valley
For the low, low price of $6,095, you can soon call Stockton a cruise destination.
Skunkworks icon, F-117 stealth fighter, debuts at Castle Air Museum
Castle Air Museum debuted its latest gem – the stealth aircraft known as the "Hopeless Diamond."
Jack Hannah, Sons of San Joaquin co-founder, dead at 88
Jack Hannah, a co-founder of award-winning Western band The Sons of the San Joaquin, passed Sunday after a brief bout of an illness, his family announced.
Book by former Fresno sportscaster highlights NFL trailblazer lost in Jackie Robinson’s shadow
Jackie Robinson broke baseball's color barrier and became a household name. His UCLA football teammate Kenny Washington did the same for the modern NFL. Now, former ABC30 sportscaster Dan Taylor is telling his story.
Southwest adds fourth Fresno flight to Vegas
Valley travelers love them some Las Vegas. Now, Southwest Airlines is quadrupling down.
Table Mountain’s massive hotel, casino expansion set to open. Here’s when.
Table Mountain, which started as a modest bingo hall in northern Fresno County, has undertaken a massive expansion. Now, it's close to opening.
Long-awaited downtown Fresno hotel takes another major step forward
22 years after Fresno completed its “new” convention center, a long-planned hotel is en route.
Calif. eyes breaking down barrier for direct-to-consumer booze shipping
California's wineries can ship bottles to consumers, but brewers and distillers can't. A new bill aims to level the playing field.
