FRESNO (KMJ) — The popular mannequin challenge has come to the offices of the City of Fresno. The viral trend has already swept in the likes of Hillary Clinton, Saturday Night Live, and Sesame Street. The stunt involves getting a group together and encouraging them all to remain still while a camera moves between the…… MORE
FRESNO (KMJ) — Fresno County’s Sheriff hopes the working relationship between the County Jail and Immigration and Customs Enforcement will serve as a guide for the rest of the country under the upcoming Donald Trump administration. Public figures across the country have already started speaking out against the plans laid out by the President-elect, which…… MORE
EL SEGUNDO (KMJ) — Police in southern California have arrested a man who has allegedly been victimizing locals with an air horn. Early Sunday morning El Segundo Police say their Officers heard an extremely loud air-horn sound on the west side of the city. It came after numerous similar reports over several weeks, which also…… MORE
FRESNO (KMJ) — A multi-million dollar two-company acquisition by a Central Valley based tech firm, could bring fringe benefits to every one its residents. The deal by BCT Consulting is said to cost less than $5 million. It brings ‘TeleDynamic Communications’ and ‘Wireless Fiber Technology’ into the Fresno area. “Even though we’re acquiring companies in…… MORE
FRESNO (KMJ) — Hundreds of people are expected to take part in a demonstration in Fresno on Saturday – to denounce the impending Donald Trump presidency. But Fresno Police Department says they’re ready for it. “We’ve been monitoring those that have stated they were going to attend. Somewhere between 350 to 400 participants so far”,…… MORE
MADERA (KMJ) — A stack of cash left unattended in the City of Madera, has been turned in by a well-meaning citizen who told police he wanted to remain anonymous. The good-deed was performed Thursday night, when $500 was left with Madera PD Officers after it was discovered abandoned at an ATM. The Police Department…… MORE
FRESNO (KMJ) — Fresno State is offering counseling for those who have concerns after the results of the presidential election. Students are being offered services on a walk-in basis or at listening tables, but not everyone on campus is behind the idea. “It’s a little overblown”, says Roberto Hernandez. “Even though, yes, it’s not the…… MORE
FRESNO (KMJ) — A Fresno County Sheriff’s Deputy, killed after an accidental shooting last month, has been laid to rest. Those who knew the late Sergeant Rod Lucas paid their respects to the man described as a “superhero” inside Fresno’s Peoples Church Wednesday morning. “There’s a quote on the National Police Officers Memorial in Washington…… MORE
FRESNO (KMJ) — Fresno State’s ‘Helping Hams’ campaign is now on. The effort, which is now in its fourth year, is to raise money to buy enough seasonal student-produced hams for those in need. “This year our goal is 230 hams, right around $7000”, explains dean for Fresno State’s Jordan College of Agricultural Sciences and…… MORE
FRESNO (KMJ) — Monday November 7th marks the final day before the nation goes to the polls. Here in the Central Valley, both sides are sure their team is going to succeed. “Well I think Hillary Clinton is doing extremely well”, says Chair of Fresno County Democratic Party Michael Evans. “We’ve seen these polls go…… MORE
