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A 14-year-old boy, accused of molesting and killing his four-year-old neighbor, pleads not guilty in court.

A space left vacant by Mervyn's Department Store in Hanford will become the new location for Kohl's Department Store.

Fresno County Supervisor Henry Perea responds to allegations of possible campaign violations.

Fresno Police have taken about $200,000 of meth off the streets; the result of a 3-week operation.

The Fresno County Sheriff's Department is investigating the death of a man after his body was found in a van.

The Fresno Unified School Board voted Wednesday night to approve $16 million in cuts, which will ultimately impact students and teachers.

The crash occurred Wednesday morning on Highway 41 near Shields Avenue and caused traffic delays after two lanes of Highway 41 were blocked.

Is the City of Fresno one of the most unfriendly for businesses? That's what Mayor Ashley Swearengin says; blaming it on the high cost and lengthy processes new owners face.

New statistics released on Tuesday by the State Heath Department show the number of birth defects in Kettleman City has doubled -- instead of 5 children, there are now 10.

A grand jury report takes the City of Fresno to task over the failed Granite Park development.

A suspected drunk driver was arrested Tuesday night after he crashed head-on into a car filled with children.