Sontaya Rose
ABC30 Fresno
Fresno, CA, United States
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CHP officers investigating death of 61-year-old man killed by his own truck in Kerman
Horrified witnesses at the Shasta Market in Kerman watched as the out-of-control truck slammed into the 61-year-old victim and then went all the way across Whitesbridge Avenue. → Read More
Fresno police putting emphasis on stopping drunk drivers during holidays
This year, with bars closed, officers will be looking for impaired drivers leaving house parties. → Read More
Man accused of killing Fresno street vendor appears in court
The man accused of gunning down a street vendor in Central Fresno two weeks ago faced a judge on Friday. → Read More
Central West HS teacher pleads guilty to sexting with 15-year-old student
Fabian Botero admitted to sending explicit text messages to a student in late 2018 and early 2019. → Read More
Fresno restaurant owners preparing for county to move back into 'purple' tier
Yosemite Ranch in northeast Fresno is fully remodeled and back open for business. → Read More
Some Creek Fire victims hitting a wall with California Fair Plan payouts
Some Creek Fire victims are struggling to rebuild. → Read More
Creek Fire: Fresno County leaders plan to use $20 million to help with cleanup
Fresno County has dedicated $20 million to help Creek Fire victims as they start the process of rebuilding. → Read More
Man accused of killing pregnant woman in northwest Fresno hit-and-run enters not guilty plea
Kenneth Carter entered a not guilty plea Tuesday during a virtual court appearance. → Read More
Creek Fire: Evacuees deal with anxiety, emotional trauma
The Oakhurst community center is filling up with people who are wondering if they'll have a home to return to. → Read More
City of Fresno to inspect rental properties online during pandemic
Due to COVID-19, code enforcement officials are no longer touring homes and apartments in person. → Read More
Central Valley seeing increase in fentanyl-related overdose deaths
For $5 to $10 a pill, these bogus prescription painkillers are being sold by the thousands. → Read More
Fresno Unified working to ensure all students have devices for distance learning
Sophomores at McLane High School could hardly carry the handful of books they picked up Monday in person. → Read More
Teen trying to raise money for funeral after dad dies of COVID-19
Guillermo Gomez, a Fresno County farmworker and his family's sole earner, died of the coronavirus after 6 weeks in the hospital. Now his son, high schooler William, needs money to lay him to rest. → Read More
Fresno County teen trying to raise funeral costs after dad dies of COVID-19
Guillermo Gomez, a Fresno County farmworker and his family's sole earner, died of the coronavirus after 6 weeks in the hospital. Now his son, high schooler William, needs money to lay him to rest. → Read More
Truck driving schools seeing increase in enrollment during pandemic
Assemblyman Jim Patterson has been working to try to help streamline the process to get these essential workers on the road, but it's difficult. → Read More
Local doctor: Initial scare of COVID-19 has worn off in Central Valley
Dr. Adam Rajoulh treats patients daily suffering from the damaging and debilitating effects of the coronavirus. → Read More
8-year-old girl rescued at Reedley Beach remains on life support
Eight-year old-Samantha Cruzpedro is not expected to survive much longer. → Read More
California man died trying to save drowning kids he had never met
RIP HERO: 29-year-old Manjeet Singh came to the U.S. two years ago from India. On Wednesday, he saw three children being swept away in the Kings River and jumped in, only to drown himself. → Read More
Fresno County Board of Supervisors working to help families with pandemic relief funds
The Fresno County Board of Supervisors says they're working to help families who truly need it as they face criticism that they aren't spending federal pandemic relief funds fast enough. → Read More
'Everything was absolutely perfect;' Clovis High 2020 graduates get their diplomas
On Tuesday, several hundred Clovis High seniors received their recognition with their families 15 minutes apart. → Read More