Fresno Bee

The Fresno Bee is a daily newspaper that caters to Fresno, California, and the nearby counties in the San Joaquin Valley. It is part of The McClatchy Company and is the fourth most circulated newspaper within the organization.

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NATO Ally Reveals Mass Act of Unexplained Sabotage

18 hours ago | fresnobee.com | Shane Croucher

There were around 30 as yet unexplained sabotage attacks on telecommunications infrastructure in Sweden, mostly along the same major road, authorities in the country have revealed. Nothing is stolen in the attacks on masts, but cables are cut and fuses and other technical equipment destroyed, Sweden's national public broadcaster SVT Nyheter reported, citing investigators. Newsweek has contacted the Swedish Prosecution Authority, which is leading the investigation, for comment.
Popular Mexican spot Las MaĆ±anitas opens new location in Clovis

2 days ago | fresnobee.com | Marina Peña

Las Mañanitas, the popular downtown Fresno Mexican restaurant known for its chilaquiles and breakfast menu, has opened a second restaurant in Clovis. The restaurant, which is Spanish for "the mornings", was voted one of Yelp's top brunch spots in the U.S. in 2021 - four years after launching in downtown Fresno.
Aaron Judge Sends Message to Juan Soto About Yankees Decision

2 days ago | fresnobee.com | Jack Markowski

Aaron Judge never had any plans of ditching the New York Yankees and heading back to his home state of California as a free agent following the 2022 season, but his decision was further validated after having a front-row seat to Juan Soto's Bronx return earlier this year.
Yankees Land Former Mets Ace in Trade Idea

2 days ago | fresnobee.com | Jack Markowski

Revenge is a dish best served cold, and one New York Yankees analyst believes he has found the perfect retribution after the New York Mets stole Juan Soto right from under their noses in the offseason. "Any Mets fan who these days will tell you that Juan Soto leaving the Yankees shouldn't be a big deal, considering he spent only one year in the Bronx, while also telling you at the exact same time that stealing Soto is the greatest moment of their lives to date," FanSided's Adam Weinrib wrote.
Fresno County DA, sheriff get an extra two years in battle over election schedule

3 days ago | fresnobee.com | Joshua Tehee

In a Bee file photo, Fresno County District Attorney Lisa Smittcamp, center, is flanked by Fresno County Sheriff John Zanoni, left, and Selma Police Chief Rudy Alcaraz during a 2023 news conference. [email protected] Two of Fresno County's top law enforcement officials just got extensions on their services, despite their own reservations and a voter-backed initiative that would have seen them up for re-election in 2026.
How can Fresno attract people to its riverfront? These CA cities got creative

3 days ago | fresnobee.com | Erik Galicia

Flip the Script is a Bee series that challenges negative stereotypes (with the help of readers) by highlighting Fresno's remarkable assets and culture. Have a tip? Email [email protected]. Fresno does not have to look far for successful examples of how to bring locals and visitors to a river parkway. In Bakersfield, the Kern River Parkway boasts the longest municipally-owned bike trail in the country.
Cómo, hora, TV y dónde ver las Jornadas 15 y 16 rumbo al Mundial 2026

4 days ago | fresnobee.com | Jad El Reda

Argentina ya está dentro. La campeona del mundo selló su pase con autoridad y ahora mira desde la cima cómo se define el resto de la eliminatoria sudamericana que está en su etapa final en busca de los últimos boletos al Mundial de 2026, que se celebrará en Estados Unidos, México y Canadá. Uno de los grandes atractivos de esta ventana es el estreno de Carlo Ancelotti como entrenador de Brasil. Su debut será ante Ecuador, de visitante.
Come meet Fresno Bee reporters and editors. Ask questions, suggest stories

4 days ago | fresnobee.com | Christopher Kirkpatrick

Fresno Bee reporters are used to conducting the interviews. But at a "Meet Your Bee Journalists" event next month, we'll talk a bit about what we do, then be on the receiving end of questions from you, the audience. The free gathering will be downtown 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 18, at the Factory 41 at 2721 Cesar Chavez Blvd., Fresno. RSVP for our "Meet Your Bee Journalists" here. For reporters to be effective, they must know their community: What issues matter to residents?
Blue Jays' George Springer Got Tagged Out After Making the Silliest Mental Mistake

5 days ago | fresnobee.com | Andy Nesbitt

George Springer probably wants this moment from Sunday's game against the A's back, because boy did he get called out on a move you'd see in a Little League game, not at the professional level. In case you missed it, the Blue Jays veteran seemed to get to third base well before a throw got there. But instead of standing on the bag, he decided to hop up and down. A's third baseman Max Schuemann smartly noticed what was going on and applied a tag on Springer while he was in mid-air.
Rory McIlroy Playing Week Before U.S. Open

5 days ago | fresnobee.com | John Schwarb

If you're into national championships, this time on the calendar is your happy place. The U.S. Women's Open ended Sunday and the U.S Open is next week at Oakmont, and squeezed in between those is the RBC Canadian Open, the second-oldest non-major on the PGA Tour schedule (only the BMW Championship/Western Open is older, having started in 1899). Arnold Palmer won the Canadian Open in 1955 for his first PGA Tour title.