FRESNO, Calif. (KMJ) — Governor Jerry Brown has signed Senate Bill 54 into law, which aims to substantially limit contact between state and local law enforcement, and federal immigration authorities. The controversial measure, authored by Democratic State Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de Leon, is part of an effort to protect California’s more than 2.3 million…… MORE
Security At The Big Fresno Fair “Beefed Up To The Max”
FRESNO (KMJ) — Bag checks, wanding, and new patrols, are all part of a push to ensure this year’s Big Fresno Fair remains safe. It comes as the country continues to deal with the recent tragedy in Las Vegas, now described as the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history. “We were very proactive in…… MORE
USDA Announces Farm Safety Net Payments
The Department of Agriculture announced this week that more than $9.6 billion in payments would be made through farm safety net programs. USDA started sending out the payments this week as part of the Agriculture Risk Coverage, Price Loss Coverage and Conservation Reserve programs. USDA is issuing approximately $8 billion in payments under the…… MORE
Kings River Recovery Effort For Missing Couple Planned By Fresno Sheriff & CHP
FRESNO, CA (KMJ) – A recovery operation is planned for early Thursday morning to extract a car that landed in the Kings River back in august. Fresno Sheriff’s Search and Rescue team (SAR) will work with members of the California Highway Patrol to recover two bodies inside the wreckage of a Ford SUV in the…… MORE
Fresno Unified Tweets: “Committed To Keeping Schools Open” If Strike Occurs
FRESNO, CA (KMJ) – Fresno Unified reaffirms their commitment to keeping schools open — should a teacher strike occur. An overwhelming majority of the Fresno Teachers Association members voted Tuesday night to approve a strike. Wednesday morning, Fresno Unified Superintendent Bob Nelson tweeted a message, saying the district is committed to keeping schools open should…… MORE
Farming, Food, And Fascination At The Big Fresno Fair
FRESNO (KMJ) — The big times are back as the Big Fresno Fair starts up again for 2017. Described as the 5th largest event of its kind in California, around 650,000 attendees are expected through the gates over the course of this year’s run. “We have quite few new exhibits this year, reveals Deputy Manager…… MORE
Las Vegas Police Release Bodycam Video
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Trump: America Is A Nation Truly In Mourning
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American Principles Institute Scholars program
The American Principles Institute is growing and educating the Central Valley’s Conservative leaders of the future. If you’re a college student with conservative values, the API Scholars program, might be what you need to take the next step in your professional or political career. The API Scholars program connects conservative students with scholarship opportunities, networking sessions, political internships and much…… MORE
Films Of The Big Tell Competition Screening
FRESNO, CA (KMJ) – Films of the Big Tell Competition will be screened this month. From amateurs to seasoned filmmakers, ten people (seen above) were chosen in regional film-making competition to create mini-documentaries telling stories of the six-county Central Valley. All 10 films will be screened at The Big Tell Showcase on Friday, October…… MORE
