Brian Dorman

California

Evening Anchor at KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA)

Emmy/Murrow Award-Winning Evening Anchor| CBS Fresno @CBS47 | RT's ≠ Endorsements | https://t.co/PRk6vzpXdi | Notre Dame Fan ☘️

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Part 2: Fresno human trafficking survivor rewrites her story

6 days ago | yourcentralvalley.com | Brian Dorman

FRESNO, Calif. (KGPE) – CBS47’s special investigative series on human trafficking continues. This time, a human trafficking survivor from Fresno shares a story of loss, desperation and a fight like hell to break the chains to rewrite her story. “So when I grow up, I want to be a prostitute. Now hear me out. I can get laid and get paid. I can change my name, and I can be part of the game.
Human Trafficking: Fresno Police sting nabs three sex buyers in 90 minutes

1 week ago | yourcentralvalley.com | Brian Dorman

FRESNO, Calif. (KGPE) – CBS47 Anchor Brian Dorman and Photojournalist Orlando Garcia went undercover with Fresno Police. Only their cameras were rolling as law enforcement agencies teamed up to take down those looking to pay for sex in Northeast Fresno. Lt. Andre Benson with the Fresno Police Department says he’s never seen sex trafficking in the city this bad. Benson said human trafficking is not just bad for the victims, it’s bad for everyone.
NFL legend Randy White fights fentanyl after personal tragedy

1 month ago | yourerie.com | Brian Dorman |Rebecca Milliman |Geoffrey Petrulis

by: Brian Dorman, Rebecca Milliman, Geoffrey Petrulis Posted: Mar 28, 2025 / 12:30 PM EDT Updated: Mar 28, 2025 / 10:14 AM EDT (NEXSTAR) — Randy White, a Hall of Fame defensive tackle and Super Bowl MVP, is taking on a new fight—one that hits much closer to home.
NFL legend Randy White fights fentanyl

1 month ago | fox5sandiego.com | Brian Dorman |Rebecca Milliman |Geoffrey Petrulis

by: Brian Dorman, Rebecca Milliman, Geoffrey Petrulis Posted: Mar 28, 2025 / 01:24 AM PDT Updated: Mar 28, 2025 / 06:17 AM PDT (NEXSTAR) — Randy White, a Hall of Fame defensive tackle and Super Bowl MVP, is taking on a new fight—one that hits much closer to home.
NFL legend Randy White fights fentanyl after personal tragedy

1 month ago | wfla.com | Brian Dorman |Rebecca Milliman |Geoffrey Petrulis

(NEXSTAR) — Randy White, a Hall of Fame defensive tackle and Super Bowl MVP, is taking on a new fight—one that hits much closer to home. Known as “The Manster” for his fierce play on the field, White spent 14 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, earning six NFC Championship appearances and three Super Bowl trips. But now, he’s working to raise awareness about the deadly dangers of fentanyl after losing his son-in-law to fentanyl poisoning.
NFL legend Randy White fights fentanyl after personal tragedy

1 month ago | myhighplains.com | Brian Dorman |Rebecca Milliman |Geoffrey Petrulis

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NFL legend Randy White fights fentanyl after personal tragedy

1 month ago | kron4.com | Brian Dorman |Rebecca Milliman |Geoffrey Petrulis

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NFL legend Randy White fights fentanyl after personal tragedy

1 month ago | qcnews.com | Top Pros |Brian Dorman |Rebecca Milliman |Geoffrey Petrulis

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What makes this California home ‘just evil’? Dorothea Puente lived there

Oct 30, 2024 | yourcentralvalley.com | Brian Dorman

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KGPE) – As Halloween approaches, homes are being transformed into scary places to frighten trick-or-treaters. But what if you lived in a house that already had an evil history? 1426 F Street in Downtown Sacramento was the boarding house where Dorothea Puente was believed to have killed nine people in the 1980s to collect their social security checks. “She’s buying perfume, she’s getting plastic surgery, she’s just buying a bunch of stuff that’s not important.
‘One pill can kill’: How one U.S. port is saving lives

Sep 26, 2024 | yourcentralvalley.com | Brian Dorman

FRESNO, Calif. (KGPE) – Nogales is just one hour south of Tucson down Interstate 19 – a border town that some 20,000 people call home. The road leads you to a port of entry led by U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Port Director Michael Humphries. Humphries and his team of nearly 500 U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officers are responsible for what moves in and out of the port.