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The Central Library in Downtown Fresno joins the fight against summer hunger. The pilot program along with other free meal programs in the Central Valley kicked off on Monday.
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Several officers and sheriff's deputies came together to escort the torch for the Special Olympics through Fresno County on Monday.
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An ABC30 viewer sent video of an SUV speeding away from the Club One Casino and down the Fulton Mall. The video shows pedestrians chasing after the driver.
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Fresno's top cop is reaching out to the undocumented community in hopes of fighting crime.
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Hundreds of Fresno Unified parents are learning how to get more involved in their children's education.
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Fresno's gloomy financial outlook may hurt another of the Mayor's key projects.
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Authorities are investigating a shooting near Inyo and A streets in Downtown Fresno.
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The Community Media Access Collaborative (CMAC) showed off a new piece of equipment at Art Hop Thursday evening.
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Organizers of an effort to revitalize Downtown Fresno met with local residents to share ideas about future growth today.
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Fresno police are investigating the third pedestrian death in just three days.
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An investigation is underway after a deadly traffic accident in Downtown Fresno.
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Several people got a view of Fresno like they've never seen before.
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Police say two teenagers are recovering after being shot near C and Inyo Streets in Downtown Fresno.
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An overturned cement truck is to blame for some Fresno area freeway closures.
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Thousands of runners took part in day two of the California Classic Weekend.
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Police say the suspect reached into his pockets to dump his drugs, but officers feared he was reaching for a gun.
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Thousands of athletes will put their pedals to metal, and pound the pavement this weekend in Fresno.
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It's National Bike Month. Here in Fresno, cyclists shifted into gear Wednesday morning to show the community, it's fun to ride.
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Hundreds of people marched through the streets of Downtown Fresno Wednesday evening, calling for immigration reform.
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An alert community service officer is being credited with finding and returning $350,000 in cashier's checks.
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Art is coming alive in Downtown Fresno's Mural District.
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May Day rallies are planned across U.S. cities and advocates are hoping this is the year a comprehensive immigration bill makes its way to the President's desk.
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The Reedley babysitter accused of killing a toddler in her care learned her punishment Tuesday.
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A Fresno murder suspect acted up in court Monday, calling the prosecutor a jerk and making other frustrated comments during his trial.
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A conference for young people interested in agriculture is underway in the Valley.
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Today is opening day for the Fresno Grizzlies.
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Opening day for the Fresno Grizzlies is Thursday and fans are coming downtown to buy tickets.
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The streets of Fresno are saturated with officers after police shot a murder suspect. Officers are now carrying more weapons and ammo following concerns that angry gang members may act out against police.
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Megan Martzen, 22, pleaded "no contest" to a felony charge of involuntary manslaughter and will now serve probation.
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Local food enthusiasts, can get a taste of the Valley in one place -- at the third annual Fresno Food Expo.
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Preparations are underway for this year's California Small Farm Conference.
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A Fresno developer is joining the attack on California's environmental quality laws.
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For three generations, one Armenian bakery has been baking breads and crackers from its original location in Downtown Fresno.
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The development doesn't yet have a name and consists of 88 units that will surround the former Met Museum.
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Police are investigating a shooting near Santa Clara and E Street in Downtown Fresno.
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Downtown Fresno is deserted these days, as many shoppers head north. But the city reveals plans to breathe new life into the heart of the city.
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An effort to bring tourists to the Valley will be unveiled later this morning.
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Although Monday morning's commute went relatively smooth, drivers can expect some big changes over the coming nights.
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The City of Fresno is looking into the possibility of using food to spur downtown economic development.
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Fresno Police shutdown a chop shop in Downtown Fresno, but they're still looking for the man running the illegal operation.
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The closure of the Iron Bird Cafe has reignited conversations about the future of Downtown Fresno.
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A first of its kind tournament brought hockey players of all ages to Downtown Fresno. Proceeds from the event will go to the Adaptive Sports Program at Children's Hospital.
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Fresno police are looking for the hit and run driver who hit a man, and left him in the road on Christmas night.
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The Christmas spirit is alive and well in Downtown Fresno. While hundreds came to receive free Christmas food and gifts, some came to give.
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Valley dairy farmers are urging lawmakers to get to work and pass the farm bill.
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To date, more than half a million people have visited the Fresno Chaffee Zoo to see the animals.
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The people behind Downtown Fresno's ice skating rink report attendance has been better than expected. In the last three weeks, 8,700 people have taken to the ice and visitors can't stop raving. "When we moved here from Illinois, my kids were like, 'Oh, there's no snow, there's no ice.' And then when I told them there was ice skating in Downtown Fresno, they were very excited about it," said Joanna Woodyatt of Exeter.
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Fresno Police say they've put an end to a series of purse snatchings by catching the suspects.
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Some families escaped the downpour by doing their holiday shopping and taking refuge at the movies.
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Next in line for the busy shopping weekend is the local business owner.
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