Content Tagged 'drowning'

	Weekend drowning at Millerton Lake A Southern California man drowned while swimming with family at Millerton Lake Sunday afternoon. Video
	Beware of River Danger Warmer weather means water levels are rising. Rescue teams are on alert. Video
	Pool Safety / Water Safety Cal Fire and Fresno County Fire want have useful information to keep your children safe from accidental drowning.
	Drowning victim identified The man who drowned at Hensley Lake in Madera County has been identified as Tom Uyemaruko, owner of Tommy's at the Fulton Mall in downtown Fresno. Video
	Boy's Body Found In Yosemite Just over a week after a tragic accident in Yosemite National Park, the body of a 6-year-old boy has been recovered from the Merced River. Video
	Missing 6-year-old still not recovered Search crews have not been able to find the body of a 6-year-old boy, swept away last week in the Merced River in Yosemite. Video
	Millerton Lake drowning prompts precaution Visitors to Millerton Lake are reacting to recent a drowning by being more cautious. Video
	Drowning victim recovered from Millerton Lake Search crews pulled the body of a man who drowned Sunday night at Millerton Lake. Video
	Drowning Victim Identified Drowning Victim Identified
	Weekend Drowning in Kings River A man drowned in the Kings River near Olson Bridge in Reedley over the weekend. Video
	Overnight drowning near Dos Palos A 20-year-old Dos Palos man drowned in the San Joaquin River, where he was reportedly swimming in the middle of the night. Video
	Swift Water Rescue Training in Fresno The Fresno County Sheriff's Department is gearing up for the hot summer by doing more swift water rescue training. Video
	Near drowning at Fresno daycare Investigators say the toddler fell in a pool left open by a gardener and did not find the daycare did anything wrong. The child will be fine. Video

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