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Fresno cinema shakeup: Maya closes, Regal @ El Paseo for sale
Nevada-based Galaxy Theatres steps in at Campus Pointe as the Regal @ El Paseo lists for $19.72 million Maya Cinemas

Fresno County plan calls for demolition of Del Webb building
One of Downtown Fresno’s most recognizable towers could eventually come down under a $426.5 million plan to overhaul Fresno County’s

Coalition launches ‘Yes on Measure S’ campaign
Fresno — Supporters of Fresno County’s half-cent sales tax for transportation are taking to the streets to back the citizen-led ballot initiative less than two months away from election day. […]

The Fresno Bee slashes almost 40% of newsroom as part of nationwide layoffs from parent company
The Fresno Bee laid off up to 40% of its workforce Thursday as part of a nationwide sweep of papers

No. 1 FRC volleyball goes 4-0 vs. SoCal, improves to 8-0
Feather River College Athletics reports the FRC women’s volleyball team continued its outstanding start to the 2026 season by winning all four of its matches at the NorCal vs. SoCal Showcase, improving to 8-0 overall. Hosted by Fresno City College on Sept. 4 and 5, the showcase…

25 years after 9/11, these three stories connect the Central Valley to that day
Twenty-five years is long enough for a defining moment to become history — and for an entire generation of Americans

The People on the Move 9/11/2026
Courtesy of Soroptimist International of Fresno Members of the newly chartered Soroptimist International of Fresno gather following the club’s formation

US Forest Service shuts down Fresno Forest Laboratory
FRESNO — The U.S. Forest Service is shutting down Fresno Forest Science Laboratory along with over a dozen other national research laboratories in a major effort to cut down on […]

4 dead following fiery plane crash in north Fresno
All passengers in a small airplane that crashed down into a neighborhood Saturday have died.

‘Doing whatever we can’ - Fresno State holds vigil to honor victims of Nepal floods
Fresno State leaders and students gathered in the Peace Garden on campus to remember the lives lost in the Nepal floods.

The Valley has 1,300+ fast-food drive-through restaurants. What do they mean for the region’s poor air quality?
Editor’s Note: This story was produced by the Climate Solutions Studio, a project of the Central Valley Journalism Collaborative and its partner newsrooms. The distinct fragrance of automotive exhaust hangs in the air in the parking lot of a popular commercial corner in north…

Fresno leaders dispute city’s role in immigration-related arrest at airport
The city denies that airport employees escorted ICE officials through a security checkpoint, after two sources close to the situation told KVPR they did.