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• Man Shot by Fresno Police Had Record

  KMJ News confirmed Tuesday that the Fresno man who police shot and killed last Friday night has a criminal backgound that began when he was a juvenile.

• Fresno council may require residency proof

  Fresno City Council candidates might have to offer more proof that they live in the district they hope to represent under a proposal being floated by a sitting council member.

• Fresno actress Leal stars in 'Hellcats' series

  If Sharon Leal hadn't been drawn to acting and singing while attending the Roosevelt School of the Arts in Fresno in the late 1980s, she would have become a cheerleader.

• It's time cyclists got serious about safety

  It was dark. I was driving north on the one-way curved stretch of H Street where it becomes Weber Avenue.

• Fresno, California, Videos Published

  Early this morning, 09-07-10, I received an email from California MUFON Investigator Jeffrey Gonzalez, informing me that the video files of the alleged crash of an unknown object near Fresno, California, were now available.

• DUI Suspect injures Fresno officer at Checkpoint

  A suspected drunk driver is accused of injuring a Fresno Police officer and sending him to the hospital.

• Restaurants Cash In on Fantasy Football

  Sports bars in Fresno say Fantasy Football leagues are helping boost sales. As many Americans cut back on restaurant spending during the recession, football fans continue to bring in revenue.

• Thousands Spend Holiday Looking for Work

  Thousands of people across the state spent the Labor Day holiday looking for work.

• West Hills job plan under review

  The Fresno County agency that subsidizes job training for unemployed workers has suspended new referrals to the West Hills Community College District after finding that some students in one class were shorted training hours.

• EEOC: Fresno should settle black police captain's case

  The federal agency that enforces workplace discrimination laws has recommended that Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer and his top staff take sensitivity training to settle a complaint by a black police captain.