Protecting Newborn Babies from Harm through Safe Surrender
A 17 year old mother, who had been living in Madera, has been charged with the murder of her newborn baby. The tragedy has brought to life safer alternatives when parents find themselves in desperate...
View ArticleSpecial Report: Sandwich Generation
More people between the ages of 40 and 59 are joining a segment of the American population known as "The Sandwich Generation". They're families caring not only for aging parents - but their own...
View ArticleTeen Charged with Murder in Newborn's Death in Madera
A 17-year-old in Madera is now charged with the murder of her newborn baby. Gloria Santos Mendoza is being charged as an adult. A defense attorney pleaded not guilty on her behalf. Madera County...
View ArticleValley Air District Launches Program to Protect Students
The Valley Air District is using a new program to protect students. It's called Valley Healthy Air Living Schools. The program is free and gives educators real time air quality notifications through...
View ArticleOlympic security learning lessons
The Olympic games are up and running and so is the threat of a terrorist strike, with people from all over the world gathered in Sochi, vulnerable to a potential attack.But there are steps travelers...
View ArticleVisalia Boy Loses Cancer Battle
6-year old Cash Shank was a courageous little boy with the spirit of a superhero. After enduring years of pain, he finally hung up his cape on Thursday.Following the sad news, KJUG Country disc...
View ArticleEyewitness News Investigates: Public Salaries
Eyewitness News investigates salaries and pensions of public workers. A new website, transparentcalifornia.com makes it easy to find out how much our local public employees are making. Some of the...
View ArticleMadera County's Courthouse Vandalized
Shards of glass littered the public entrance of Madera County’s Courthouse building Friday morning after vandals smashed the windows some time overnight. Two rocks were found that...
View ArticleOlympic Dreams: Former Olympic Snowboarder Andy Finch
The amazing talent and drive in the competitors for this year's Winter Olympics are nothing short of inspiring. For many athletes, becoming an Olympian is the ultimate prize, but what...
View ArticleDozens of Firefighters will be Hired
Because of the drought more seasonal firefighters are being hired here in the Central Valley. On February 10th Fresno County Cal Fire will hire 12 seasonal workers. Tulare County is...
View ArticlePresident Obama to visit Fresno
An historic visit at an historically dry period in Valley history.President Barack Obama is preparing for his first trip to Fresno to address the drought.But not everyone feels it will make a...
View ArticleTeenager Shot in Pinedale
A 14-year-old boy is the victim of a shooting. It happened around 8p.m. Friday in front of Omar's Food Market in Pinedale, that is in North Fresno.The teen has non life-threatening injuries. Police...
View ArticleWeb Extra: Full Interview With Team USA Luge Manager
Web extra: our reporter Neile Jones spoke with Dimtry Feld, Team USA Luge Special Events Manager.Feld says this season has been an almost "change of the guard," with new younger members joining. He...
View ArticleOlympic Gear Sold Here in the Valley
The Olympics are now in full swing and fans are ready to cheer on their favorite teams. Several stores here in the Central Valley are making it easy to get in the spirit. At...
View ArticleRussian Word of the Day
To find out the Russian Word of the Day, log onto :http://www.yourcentralvalley.com/sports/olympics
View ArticleChance to Sing at Chukchansi Park
The Fresno Grizzlies are searching for a few good singers. National anthem auditions took place today at Sierra Vista Mall in Clovis. Hopefulls lined up to belt out their best rendition of the song....
View ArticleMan Dies in Accident During Preparations for World Ag Expo
A man is dead after an industrial accident at the International Agri Center in Tulare. The accident comes just days before the World Ag Expo is set to open its gates to the public. It happened around...
View ArticleValley leader hopefull for federal drought aid
Central Valley leaders are hoping President Obama's trip to Fresno on Valentine's Day will make a difference with drought relief.Congressman Jim Costa says getting more water into the system is...
View ArticleEducator of the Week: Pam Sherwood
Each week KSEE 24 News honors a teacher in the valley who's making a difference in the lives of their students and this week we visit Monroe Elementary School in Fresno.No matter what subject Pam...
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