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Fresno News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Fresno News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Fresno—from local news and business to agriculture, culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Fresno News Today is

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1:54

California’s New Fair Share Law | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

California’s new Fair Share from Big Corporations Act aims to make large employers pay more when their workers use Medi-Cal, incentivizing better health coverage — but experts warn it could lead to hiring discrimination, especially harming part-time workers and those re-entering the workforce, forcing lawmakers to craft a solution that doesn’t undo progress for vulnerable populations. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise

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1:39

California’s Security Guard Bill | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

California’s new Senate Bill 1203 could revolutionize the private security industry by mandating an extra eight hours of annual de-escalation training for guards starting in 2028 — a move driven by workers, not corporations. While aimed at making guards safer and more effective as first responders, it’s expected to hike costs by up to $2 billion statewide, likely passed on to clients. Smaller businesses may turn to tech like cameras and AI instead of human guards. The bill also introduces

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2:04

Becerra’s Flexible Agenda | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

Xavier Becerra is keeping his political future flexible, avoiding overpromising to prevent future disappointment. After his primary win, he’s stayed low-key, preferring broad strokes over detailed policy plans — but he’s floated ideas like free solar-powered electricity for low-income families and a cautious approach to California’s zero-emissions vehicle goal. He’s also pushing for a “fair share” corporate tax to offset Medi-Cal costs and tackling healthcare waste. Meanwhile, opponent Steve

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2:08

California Workers Get Faster Mental Health Support |...

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2026/08/12

California state workers are getting a game-changing upgrade to their employee support with the launch of “Whole You,” a new mental health and wellness program powered by Spring Health. Gone are the days of waiting weeks for help—now employees get appointments within two days, unlimited debriefings, and no restrictions on discussing sensitive issues. The program offers everything from crisis intervention and therapy to legal and financial counseling, even on-site support for first responders

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1:30

Carr Joins UCLA Coaching Staff | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

Derek Carr, former NFL QB and Fresno State alum, has officially joined UCLA’s coaching staff as a special adviser to head coach Bob Chesney — arriving just one day after his retirement announcement. He’ll focus on game planning and quarterback development, marking a swift transition from the gridiron to the sidelines. The move echoes his roots at Fresno State, where he played before his pro career, and even includes a nostalgic reunion with Darrick Yray, who coached him there and now serves as

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0:57

Fresno Crash Involves Woman and Two Kids | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

Fresno Crash Involves Woman and Two Kids | Fresno News

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1:24

CRC Buys 2000-Mile Pipeline Network | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

CRC just snagged a $63 million deal to buy 2,000 miles of idle Central Valley pipelines from CorEnergy, unlocking major oil transport potential and boosting daily capacity to 400,000 barrels—ready to roll by fall.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest

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1:28

Two Detectives Honored for Heroism | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

In a deeply emotional ceremony, Tulare County honored fallen Detective Randy Hoppert with the department’s highest honor, the Medal of Valor, for his ultimate sacrifice during a deadly civil eviction shootout. Also receiving the award was SWAT Detective Hector Negrete, who risked his life to save Hoppert that day — his second Medal of Valor, earned earlier for rescuing a family from a burning home. Sheriff Mike Boudreaux called the event a painful reopening of old wounds, as first responders

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1:46

Central Valley Jobs Surge | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

The Central Valley is on a hiring roll, thanks to a massive, federally-backed workforce push that’s already placed over 1,200 people in lasting careers. Powered by the Good Jobs Challenge and led by Fresno County Economic Development Corporation and Good Jobs Central Valley, this collaborative effort brings together schools, employers, and community groups to train locals for high-demand fields like construction, logistics, and advanced manufacturing. Over 3,000 have signed up, nearly 2,000

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1:37

California’s Power Hour Plan | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

California gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra is rolling out a bold “power hour” plan to give lower-income families two free hours of electricity daily—targeting midday when solar energy surpluses drive prices negative. Designed to ease energy costs and stabilize the grid, the initiative draws from successful models like Australia’s three-hour free electricity program, encouraging users to shift consumption to sunny peaks. Becerra aims to launch it within his first year, partnering with the

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1:08

Madera’s New Basketball Courts Coming | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

Madera’s leveling up its park game with two new basketball courts set to break ground at Rotary Park—right next to the popular Zero Gravity Skatepark. With spray paint markings and a chain-link fence already up, construction is underway thanks to a Community Development Block Grant. The upgrade adds to Rotary Park’s existing amenities like a playground, dog park, and skatepark, offering locals more ways to stay active and socialize. A win for the community—and a great reason to hit the courts

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1:30

Multiple Wildfires Still Threaten California | Fresno...

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2026/08/12

California’s wildfire crisis is escalating as multiple blazes rage across the state, with crews battling fierce flames and dangerous terrain. The Gann Fire in Calaveras County is mostly contained after over 1,500 firefighters worked tirelessly—evacuations have ended, and a 65-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly starting the blaze. Meanwhile, the Bug Fire near the California-Nevada border burns fiercely across 16,680 acres at just 3% containment, forcing expanded evacuations toward

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1:22

California Water Supply Gets Boost | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

California’s water future just got a boost as the Bureau of Reclamation ramps up supplies for southern Delta and Westlands Water District users starting in 2026, aligning with an executive order to strengthen food production, economic stability, and community resilience. While Westlands sees a modest 3% increase, officials stress the system still needs major upgrades—even under good conditions, delivering water reliably remains a challenge. Improved coordination with upstream reservoirs and

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1:40

Corcoran Overpass Marks Safety Progress | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

California High-Speed Rail just hit another milestone in Kings County with the completion of a massive new highway overpass in Corcoran — the 62nd structure built on the Central Valley’s initial phase. Spanning 713 feet and 43 feet wide, this overpass lifts traffic over a canal and future rail tracks, boosting safety by preventing an estimated 670 crashes and saving $137 million over 30 years. Construction chief Ed Fenn notes it’s the second Kings County project finished this summer, smoothing

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1:33

Fresno County Sues Over Ballot Delay | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

Fresno County supervisors are suing the state over a controversial ballot measure, arguing that Assembly Bill 1923 illegally fast-tracked “Better Roads, Safe Streets” to the November ballot — bypassing standard deadlines. The lawsuit targets the state, supporters, and County Clerk James Kus, claiming the measure’s earliest legal appearance is March 2028. After reviewing an impact study, the board split 3-2 to delay the vote, citing missing ballot language as a key issue. One supervisor voiced

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1:09

Bass Lake Plague Rumors Debunked | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

Bass Lake is clearing the air on a bubonic plague rumor tied to a flea bite — local health officials confirm no cases of Yersinia pestis, but they’re still monitoring. Meanwhile, the lake’s 125th birthday celebration is still on track with a glow-filled “Birthday Glow Paddle” event set for August 15 at 8 PM from Miller’s Dock — paddleboarders are encouraged to deck out in glow sticks and hope for shooting stars as they toast to the lake. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:10

Fresno Library Cards Get Fresh New Looks | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

Fresno County Library just unveiled three fresh, eye-catching card designs—Sierra Nevada mountains, San Joaquin Valley vibes, and a sweet California Quail for kids—plus the classic blue. It’s the first time they’ve offered so many options, all meant to spark excitement about free books, movies, classes, and more. Director Sally Gomez calls it one of the most valuable free tools in town. Grab yours at any of the 33 branches—or trade in your old card while supplies last. Perfect excuse to visit

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1:39

Free Plane Rides for Kids at Reedley Airport | Fresno...

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2026/08/12

Get ready for an unforgettable aviation adventure at Reedley Airport’s open house on Saturday, September 26th—kids ages 8 to 18 can snag a free flight, with spots going fast before 11 AM. Plus, see real planes up close, dive into STEM fun, and hear from retired Navy Captain Tommy “Bo” Locke, a TOPGUN legend who commanded carrier air wings and now teaches pilots. Free pizza included, and all proceeds reinvest in the airport—perfect for sparking young dreams while supporting your community. Don’t

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1:20

A Family Shattered by One Shot | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

A Fresno robbery gone wrong in March 2021 ended in tragedy when Cory Smith, 34, was fatally shot during an attempted carjacking. The suspect, Michael Fitch, was arrested over a year later and sentenced to 23 years and 4 months in prison. Cory’s mother, Shannon Pulce, delivered a raw, emotional statement describing her son as loyal and loving, and revealed how his death shattered her family — including the tragic loss of his father to suicide. Fitch showed no remorse during sentencing. This

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1:36

Medal of Valor for Fallen Deputy | Fresno News

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2026/08/12

Tulare County Sheriff’s Deputy Randy Hoppert, just 35 and a six-year veteran, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Valor after being killed in the line of duty during a violent eviction standoff on April 9 — the first officer killed in California in 2026. His widow, also a law enforcement officer, accepted the honor on his behalf, honoring his courage despite knowing the risks. Fellow Deputy Hector Negrete, who risked his life under fire to save Hoppert and earned his second Medal of Valor,

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