Alyssa Flores
ABC30 Fresno
Fresno, CA, United States
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Foothill and mountain schools set to reopen Tuesday
As conditions improve in the mountains, most districts plan to resume school Tuesday, including Bass Lake School District, Chawanakee Unified School District and Yosemite Unified School District. → Read More
Yosemite National Park remains closed, no estimated reopening date
Yosemite National Park remains closed with no estimate on when it might reopen. Work is underway inside the park to clear tons of snow and restore critical services. → Read More
Renzi artwork vandalized after surviving structure fire in Fresno
More questions surround the fate of a treasured work of art by a local artist. → Read More
Owner of Phill's Corner Grill BBQ in Clovis passes away
The Clovis community lost a beloved BBQ master this week. Family members say Phill Young, the owner of Phill's Corner Grill BBQ inside of Peacock Market, has passed away. → Read More
House Speaker McCarthy meets with Valley leaders
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy spent Tuesday speaking to farmers, police departments and leaders from Valley cities. It's the first time he's been back in Fresno County for a formal visit since becoming Speaker of the House. → Read More
Locals worry for loved ones after devastating Turkey-Syria earthquake
People here in Central California are trying to help loved ones impacted by the earthquake in Turkey and Syria. → Read More
Increased patrols targeting impaired drivers over Super Bowl weekend
Where you can find a party, officers say you can often find a drunk or drugged driver. → Read More
Evacuated animals return to Merced's Applegate Park Zoo after storm
Animals are back at Merced's Applegate Park Zoo after a powerful storm forced an emergency evacuation last month. → Read More
Local restaurants trying to navigate inflation
The weeks between the winter holiday season and Valentine's Day are often the slowest time for restaurants. This year inflation is making matters worse. → Read More
Fresno County storm recovery estimated to cost millions
On Auberry Road, work has been underway for weeks to repair erosion caused by a downpour earlier this month. Officials say the work in that area alone could total up to a million dollars. → Read More
Clean up continues in Planada as residents prepare for more storms
At the Planada Community Center, residents lined up at food trucks that were providing free meals on Friday. → Read More
Clean up begins in Planada after evacuation order downgraded
The sun was shining in Planada again Thursday after widespread flooding forced the entire town to evacuate. → Read More
Planada community forced to evacuate as relentless rain causes severe flooding
In some neighborhoods, water has already reached the front doors of several homes. → Read More
Several vehicles damaged by new potholes around Fresno after storm
Potholes are continuing to cause problems and damage to vehicles. → Read More
Pedestrian dies after being hit by Fresno police vehicle, officials say
A pedestrian was killed after being hit by a Fresno police officer's patrol vehicle on Thursday night. → Read More
Witnesses testify to establish motive in Chinnawut Vue trial
Witnesses took the stand Tuesday in the trial of a Fresno man charged with killing his wife in 2016. → Read More
Mendota names new mayor after arrest, resignation of Rolando Castro
A new mayor has been named in Mendota hours after the former mayor announced his resignation on Tuesday. → Read More
Holi-Drones take flight in Clovis after night of technical difficulties
The Holi-Drones will take to the sky again Thursday night in Old Town Clovis. → Read More
UC Merced student's catalytic converter stolen on Thanksgiving
Going home for the holidays came at a cost for a UC Merced student. → Read More
Fresno warming centers provide relief from dipping temperatures
Overnight, temperatures in the Valley are expected to dip into the 30s. → Read More