As a Fresno Native, I don’t think Fresno is the only city with awful drivers, but it’s just much easier to pick on the really crappy drivers that exist in Fresno. It’s impossible to drive just one day in this city without encountering a horrible driver; I encounter plenty of dangerous drivers in neighborhoods alone…
Merry And Bright. Fresno’s Christmas Tree Lane is a tradition lasting over 100 years! Each December, North Van Ness Boulevard in Old Fig Garden becomes a one-way street lined with hundreds of trees and homes all decked-out with lights and decorations for the holidays. Visitors can drive the 2-mile stretch from Shields to Shaw all…
The 2028 Olympics will be held in Los Angeles and officials say they’re hoping to limit traffic. The committee is aiming for the country’s most climate-conscious games and will make pre-existing Olympic venues only accessible by public transportation. The city will also ask people to work from home. NBC News’ Steve Patterson reports on how…
Fresno State University has tons of students that utilize bicycles and scooters to get around. Surprisingly, there aren’t that many reported thefts; just a few months ago, a scooter was reported stolen on campus. Nevertheless, Fresno State is being proactive in countering scooter and bicycle thefts with a bike and scooter registration program, in which…
We had the extreme pleasure of meeting the owner of El Taco Grande a few years ago and wanted to give him and El Taco Grande another shout-out. He’s a jovial and friendly man who has a knack for telling stories. We were treated to one of their burritos with chicken, rice, and beans and…
On April 19, 1992, the Ewell family was found gunned down in their affluent Fresno, California home. What was thought to be a burglary gone wrong, quickly grew into a game of cat and mouse. Murdered for Millions, a unique documentary relives the case 30 years later through the eyes of Corin Hoggard, an investigative…
