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According to the University, only 50% of foster youth graduate from high school, less than 3% finish college.
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It's been 11 days now since the officer-involved shooting that prompted gang threats to Fresno police officers.
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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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One of the recommendations of the city's new police auditor is that Fresno police should use fewer bullets.
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The Fresno Police Department's Facebook page has the faces of some recently arrested suspects, some who are wanted.
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Three men have been arrested for using guns to rob several Valley businesses. Police say the trio even targeted stores in NorCal.
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The city of San Jose is in the process of hiring a new police chief because the current one is retiring.
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The Fresno Police chief is joining the fray to privatize the city's residential solid waste program.
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Fresno police are stepping up gang-suppression efforts following a violent night in the city.
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Fresno City Councilman Larry Westerlund outlined a new proposal to handle complaints between members of the community and the police department.
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Neighbors have noticed a season of violence has cooled off in Fresno, and a massive police operation is getting credit.
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Fresno City Council takes another look at merging Police and Sheriff's Departments.
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An independent investigation is now underway after an officer involved shooting left one man dead.
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Fresno City Manager Mark Scott announced that Rick Rasmussen has been hired as the Director of Office of Independent Review.
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Police officers met to discuss the latest crime stats in the city of Fresno. Overall they say violent crime is down, but property crime is rising.
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The Fresno Police Department is trying to clean up the streets by cracking down on guns.
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A new push behind a gun law that's more than a decade old. County and city leaders are sending a drastic message to criminals after a recent spike in violent crime.
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Details of an unusual rape case are outlined in a search warrant served at the headquarters of Google.
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Despite increased patrols in more violent areas, the number of homicides in Fresno continues to rise.
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Authorities are investigating an officer-involved shooting on Fruit and Dakota in Central Fresno.
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Fresno Police were out in full force Wednesday night, after several violent weeks in Northwest Fresno.
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A spike in crime has led to an increase in police officers on patrol in Fresno. The city's top cop also hit the streets on Monday.
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Dozens of people will be rappelling down the former Security Bank Building in downtown Fresno Saturday.
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A dramatic increase in violent crime has forced Fresno police to change their approach.
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The Fresno City Council believes it got a good deal in settling a lawsuit against the chief of police.
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Claims of a hostile work environment will cost the city of Fresno $300 thousand.
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100 officers are changing their assignments at the Fresno Police Department, to focus on getting violent gangs under control.
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An 18-year-old Clovis West grad was tased by police at a sober graduation party. Police say the teen was far from sober.
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Fresno police are assembling a new task force to crack down on burglars.
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Police say 30-year-old Manuel Armenta was armed with a sharpened screwdriver and threatened the officer.
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The coroner says the most recent victims of these fatal shootings were found to have high levels of meth in their system.
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According to the sheriff's office, in 2009, 751 inmates were released from the county jail because of overcrowding.
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Fresno Police say an army veteran with a Purple Heart took part in a bold armed robbery.
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The Fresno Police Department has a new tool in the fight against sex offenders.
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A Fresno police officer whose house was firebombed and then set on fire days later is off the job.
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Fresno's Police Chief told the City Council outdoor marijuana grows were a magnet for crime and violence.
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After nearly ten years as Fresno's Police Chief, Jerry Dyer has announced his retirement as the city's top cop.
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There will be cold hard calculations involved in figuring how much the City of Fresno will have to pay for the death of Steven Vargas.
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A federal jury says a Fresno Police officer used excessive force in shooting, an unarmed man.
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A federal judge is refusing to allow a controversial police auditor's report to be used in the wrongful death civil trial against a Fresno Police officer.
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Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer acknowledged he has never disciplined an officer for shooting a suspected criminal.
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Fresno's Police Chief goes on the defense, after city officials release the much-anticipated independent police auditor report.
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Powerful statements as the wrongful death trial against a Fresno Police Officer, the department, the chief and the city wrapped up.
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The Fresno Police Auditor's report will be made public and may be used as evidence in a civil rights suit.
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Testimony in a trial is now underway that could reveal new information in a Fresno Police shooting.
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A couple of men who police say are responsible for hundreds of stolen cars in Fresno are back on the streets, just hours after getting arrested.
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Steven Vargas was shot and killed by officers in October of 2009.
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The city of Fresno is relaxing its rules for those looking to pack heat.
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Fresno's Police chief accepts an offer to stay on the job, instead of retiring.
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Action News has learned the Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer will stay on for two more years. The announcement comes after a nationwide search did not produce candidates the city felt it could pursue.
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