Nico Payne
ABC30 Fresno
Fresno, CA, United States
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Madera County residents prepare for heavy rain during storms
Storm preparations continued to ramp up across Central California on Thursday. → Read More
Highway 168 remains closed, China Peak hoping to reopen this week
After several days of snow, clean-up efforts are nonstop in the Fresno County mountains. → Read More
Storm causing dangerous road conditions in local mountain communities
Heading into the weekend, snow levels are expected to fluctuate, reaching below 3,000 feet in the foothills. → Read More
Schools prepare for more snow, extended closures possible
As snow levels remain low, some North Valley schools canceled classes for a rare snow day in the Central Valley. → Read More
FEMA Steps up help for Planada; Residents urge for more assistance
Residents in Planada are still in recovery mode after devastating floods hit the area about three weeks ago. → Read More
Fresno Fire Chief Kerri Donis reflects on career ahead of retirement
Fresno Fire Chief Kerri Donis will leave behind many milestones when she retires in March. → Read More
Residents begin cleaning efforts ahead of FEMA's arrival in Merced County
Residents and Business Owners in Merced County are struggling as they wait for FEMA to arrive in the coming days. → Read More
Merced businesses dealing with flooding issues as next round of storms approach
As more rain moves in, business owners in Merced are looking for relief from the flooding. → Read More
Chinook helicopter helps plug levee breach in Merced County ahead of storm
Crews were able to stop water overflow from a breached levee on Friday, but it is a only a temporary fix for now. → Read More
Emergency rooms inundated; doctors ask the public to help ease patient load
From RSV to flu cases, local hospitals are seeing hundreds of patients per day, and they are asking the public not to go to the emergency room unless they absolutely have to. → Read More
Brothers arrested in connection to deadly shooting at central Fresno apartment complex
Two brothers have been arrested in connection to a deadly shooting at an apartment complex in central Fresno. → Read More
Fresno County woman back home after Russian imprisonment
A Fresno County woman just arrived back home Friday after a harrowing ordeal in a Russian prison. → Read More
Fresno Police investigating deadly shooting at an apartment complex near Yosemite Middle School
One man is dead following a shooting at an apartment complex near Yosemite Middle School. → Read More
Kicks For Kids Shoe Drive helps over 50 families get brand new shoes
As we kick off the season of giving, local organizations are setting out to help kids put their best foot forward. → Read More
Respiratory viruses plague pediatric patients in Valley
Respiratory illnesses are arriving early in parts of the nation, specifically in pediatric cases. Hospitals are seeing an increase in illnesses like RSV, flu and the common cold. → Read More
Valley students take over theatre production
Dress rehearsals are in full swing for Roosevelt High's theater production company. This year, for the first time, the play will be directed and designed by the students. → Read More
Merced kidnapping: Vigils begin to remember 4 family members
The Merced community came together to honor the family found dead after being kidnapped this week. The first of four vigils were held Thursday - one night for each of the four family members. → Read More
Gov. Newsom signs bill to remove 'Squaw' across California
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a bill that will remove the term "squaw" across the state. → Read More
Video shows inspectors throwing away food from cart of Fresno vendor
Video of a teenage food vendor went viral after a confrontation with Fresno County health inspectors. While offers of help pour in, officials emphasize that businesses big and small must follow the rules. → Read More
New Fresno park strives to help underserved communities
A new park is underway in central Fresno, but it won't be just any ordinary park. Once completed, Webster Park will be equipped with some of the latest technology. → Read More