FRESNO (KMJ) — A Fresno State student charged with felony criminal threats after has pleaded not guilty. It’s alleged that Christian Pryor posted threats to the social media site ‘Yik Yak’ on November 2nd. The messages stated that a shooting was due to take place on campus later that afternoon. Within three hours of…… MORE
Fresno Police Look For Wheelchair Robber
On Sunday, November 15th at about 7 p.m., 29 year old Marc Apodaca rolled into the Wal-Mart at 5125 E. Kings Canyon while sitting in a wheelchair. Apodaca who is seen on video surveillance scoots through several aisles while selecting and concealing merchandise underneath his clothing. Apodaca then leaves the store in his wheel chair…… MORE
Mothers Against Drunk Driving Announces “2015 Legislators of the Year”
(KMJ) -WASHINGTON, D.C., November 17, 2015 — Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) today announces its “2015 Legislators of the Year” for their contribution to eliminate drunk driving. “MADD graciously thanks these lawmakers who authored and helped advance legislation central to MADD’s mission of serving victims, preventing underage drinking, eliminating drunk driving and fighting drugged driving,”…… MORE
European Organization Says Glyphosate Unlikely To Cause Cancer
According to the Hagstrom Report, the European Food Safety Authority says glyphosate, which is the active ingredient in Monsanto weed killer, likely doesn’t cause cancer in humans. But EFSA did propose some new controls on residues in food. The ruling may mean that products containing glyphosate will have an easier time staying on the European…… MORE
Review To Determine if Deadly Force Necessary at UC Merced
(KMJ) – This week, Merced County Prosecutors will be reviewing the actions law enforcement in the wake of the November 4th stabbing on campus at UC Merced. 18-year old Faisal Mohammad wounded four people with a hunting knife before being shot and killed by a campus police officer. The Merced County Sheriff’s Office conducted an…… MORE
Fresno Landmarks Go Purple For World Prematurity Day
FRESNO (KMJ) — There will be a little bit more purple in the City of Fresno on Tuesday. The Larry C. Shehadey clock tower on Fresno State’s Save Mart Center, The Lighthouse For Children in Downtown Fresno, and Fresno City Hall will all be purple until Wednesday morning. It’s to commemorate the Purple Light Walk,…… MORE
Charges Filed Over Fresno State Campus Threat
(KMJ) – Prosecutors have charged a former Fresno State walk-on football player after he allegedly made threats on a social media post. The threat was made on the messaging site “Yik Yak” back on November 2nd. It laid out details of a shooting that was to take place on campus at Fresno State that day…… MORE
France Bombs ISIS as Paris Terror Suspects Run
PARIS (CNN) – French security forces have conducted dozens more raids around the country as at least two men linked to the deadly Paris terrorist attacks, including the suspected mastermind, remain at large. More than 128 new raids were carried out overnight, Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said Tuesday during a radio interview. France has been…… MORE
Charlie Sheen; “I Am HIV Positive”
(CNN) – Charlie Sheen is expected to say that he is HIV positive in an interview on NBC’s “Today” show on Tuesday, a source with direct knowledge of the interview told CNNMoney. On Monday, NBC announced that the actor would be making a “revealing personal announcement” on the “Today” show Tuesday morning. The source told…… MORE
Brown: CA Can Provide Asylum to Syrians While Protecting Citizens
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – California Gov. Jerry Brown says he’ll work closely with President Barack Obama to ensure any Syrian refugees coming to California are “fully vetted in a sophisticated and utterly reliable way.” In an emailed statement to The Associated Press, the Democratic governor says the state can help uphold America’s traditional role as…… MORE
