Category Archives: KMJ Top Stories

FRESNO (KMJ) — Good news for Fresno’s water conservation efforts as the city’s usage has dropped by 30% this month compared to the same time two years ago. It’s 5% more than Go...

Fresno (KMJ) A rare lightning storm lit up the sky Wednesday night in Fresno and much of the Central Valley. The cloud-to-ground strikes also sparked a number of fires and power outages. No injuries w...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Most crime rates declined across California in 2014, including hate crimes and homicides, the state attorney general’s office said Wednesday. Hate crimes offenses were ...

Students across the country are learning “strategically important” languages in Startalk.The mission was to increase the number of American children learning languages such as Chinese, Rus...

   FRESNO, Calif. (KMJ) — Residential water use dropped almost 29% across California in May, compared to same month in 2013.The Water Resources Control Board says that’s mor...

One day after Governor Jerry Brown signed legislation eliminating personal and religious belief exemptions for student vaccinations — a referendum has been filed to have it overturned.Former Rep...

FRESNO, Calif. (KMJ) — Former Democratic California State Senator Leland Yee has pleaded guilty to charges of corruption and racketeering.Yee was nabbed by the FBI last year, for allegedly accep...

Fresno (KMJ) Scorching temperatures throughout the Central Valley and much of California have triggered a “Flex Alert”. Temps are expected to approach 107 degrees in Fresno on Wednesday.On...

Fresno (KMJ) “The Gallows” doesn’t hit movie theaters across the U.S. until July 10, but an invitation-only crowd of a few hundred valley residents got to see the much-hyped horror f...

The Fresno Police Department recognizes outstanding officers. A sea of blue filling Fresno City Hall, officers there for the Fresno Police Department’s Major Commendation Awards One of the recip...