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New Details Emerge in Bezos Divorce
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Trade War Increases U.S. Tariff Collections
U.S. tariff collections increased, expectedly, in 2018 as President trump waged a trade war on China, along with other tariff heavy trade policies. The U.S. government collected 6.7 billion more in customs duties in fiscal 2018 than in the previous fiscal year, according to the Treasury Department’s final monthly statement for fiscal 2018. That’s…… MORE
Fresno Police Make Gains in 2018 Crime Fighting Efforts
FRESNO, CA (KMJ) – Fresno Police make gains in their crime fighting efforts for 2018. Aggravated assaults and domestic violence were the only crimes up for the year of 2018 – by 3% (aggravated assaults) and 6% (domestic violence), but Fresno Police say they have more work to do. During Crime View on Wednesday,…… MORE
Man Found Dead In Fresno County Could Be Body Dump
FRESNO (KMJ) — Detectives with Fresno County Sheriff’s Office have started their investigation into what led to a man in his early 30s being found dead by the side of the road. The discovery on Dower Avenue, south of Herndon Avenue and west of the City of Fresno, came Wednesday around 7.15am. It was initially…… MORE
Trump: We Have To Do What’s Right at Our Border
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Legal Battle Continues Over California’s Sanctuary State Law
FRESNO, Calif. (KMJ) — Immigrant rights activists have filed an appeal, following a judge’s ruling that Huntington Beach isn’t bound by California’s sanctuary policies, which limit local law enforcement’s cooperation with ice. The Southern California city went to court over the highly contentious policies, and an Orange County judge ruled that municipalities with their own charters…… MORE
Calif. May Become First to Discourage Use of Paper Receipts
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – California would become the first state to require businesses to offer electronic receipts unless customers ask for paper copies under newly proposed legislation. Democratic Assemblyman Phil Ting of San Francisco said Tuesday that many businesses and consumers already are moving toward e-receipts. He says a law still is needed because…… MORE
Gov. Newsom Signs Executive Orders Addressing California Wildfires, Emergency Response
FRESNO, CA (KMJ) – Governor Gavin Newsom signed two executive orders today to address California wildfires and emergency response. Touring a high risk fire area with public safety leaders in Colfax, Governor Gavin Newsom said he’s spending an extra $305 million for fire prevention and emergency preparedness. Nearly two-thirds of the $305 million has…… MORE
PG&E’s Credit Rating Slashed To “Junk” Amid Wildfire Payout Fears
NEW YORK (KMJ/AP) — Energy supplier PG&E had its stock future sharply critiqued after S&P slashed its rating. The agency cut the key rate five notches from a “BBB-” to “B”, reducing it to so called junk status. The move on Tuesday comes amid concerns that recent wildfires, such as the devastating Camp Fire, will…… MORE
