Category Archives: KMJ Top Stories

A long, colorful history as the American Cancer Society’scelebrating 50 years in Fresno.“We started in 1965, in a little shop in San Fernando Valley and we have 40 shops throughout Califor...

FRESNO, Calif. (KMJ) — The California Water Resources Control Board has issued the largest cuts on record, to farmers with some of the strongest water rights. 114 senior rights holders in the Sa...

Fresno (KMJ) “America is the land of opportunity.” It’s a phrase that’s been around for a few centuries. But now, according to the University of California, that phrase is cons...

SONOMA, Calif. (AP) - California is taking desperate steps to save the last endangered salmon in Wine Country creeks that are going dry because of over-pumping and the drought, officials said Thursday...

Merced City manager Bramble announces retirement Merced City Manager John Bramble has announced his retirement effective Dec. 5. Bramble, 69, was hired seven years ago when the City was facing the cha...

  Caltrans held a ribbon cutting ceremony for a finished road project in Lemoore. Caltrans and Granite Construction have been working on State Route 198 for the past two years, and this morning (...

Aaron AbeytiaAaron Abeytia anchors afternoon newscasts on News/Talk 580 & 105.9 KMJ. Read More…   

Fresno, CA (KMJ) A Hanford girl is hospitalized and her friend is jailed on DUI charges after a crash early Thursday morning.Officers say the 17 year old girl was found lying in the street on Holt Ave...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - After taking a significant recession-era hit, California’s economy has bounced back up to the seventh largest in the world as the state’s gross domestic product r...

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Pssst. Ready to water that beautiful lush lawn of yours? The one that’s the envy of the entire neighborhood.If you live in Southern California you’d better wait until af...