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LMU stuns Diamond Dogs, 12-5
Loyola Marymount jumped out to an early 4-0 lead en route to a 12-5 defeat of Fresno State Friday night at Beiden Field. The Bulldogs are now 9-8 on the season. More
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"We Connect" Weekend at the Fresno Fairgrounds
Maria Shriver's 3 day event is at the Fresno Fairgrounds connecting people to resources. We're talking FREE resources. With the unemployment at 18% and poverty at 21% in Fresno County, people are looking for help. Maria Shriver will attend the event on Sunday. More
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Clovis Girl's Peanut Butter Sandwich Wins $25,000
A creative peanut butter sandwich earns one Clovis girl $25,000. More
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Medical Marijuana Store Owner Refuses to Shut Down
The owner of a medical marijuana dispensary appeared in court Friday morning, for violating an order to stop selling marijuana out of his Tower District dispensary. Rick Morse told the judge that he will continue to serve his patients, despite the order. Morse was also ordered to perform 100 hours of community service. He refused to do that as well. The City of Fresno is now contemplating its options on how to deal with Morse. He is due back in court on May 14. More
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Kids Learning to Eat Right
More than 2,200 3rd graders came to the Fresno Fairgrounds Friday. It was the 5th annual "Farm and Nutrition Day". Students learned about eating right and where a lot of produce comes from. More
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Fresno County Service Fair
The Fresno County Youth Service Council is holding a Service Fair this Saturday, March 20 at the Zimmerman Boys and Girls Club in Fresno. Members of the Center for Multicultural Communication say the idea is to encourage teens to get involved in their community and volunteer. More
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PBR Comes to Save Mart
Professional bull riders will take over the Save Mart Center this weekend! 40 of the world's top bull riders will be competing, each one trying to hold on for eight seconds, and walk away a winner. KSEE 24's Pamela Prado was live at the Save Mart Center Friday morning with a preview. More
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Demonstration for Fresno activist
Protesters gathered in Downtown Fresno Thursday night to show their support for a local gay rights activist.
More than half a dozen people demonstrated in front of the federal building.
Robin McGehee was arrested in Washington, D.C. Thursday.
Published reports say McGehee helped two soldiers protest against the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy. More
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Natalee Holloway's Skeleton?
A photo of what appears to be a skeleton in the waters of Aruba is turned over to the FBI after speculation the remains are that of missing teen, Natalee Holloway. More
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Central Unified Students Not Invited Back to School
The legal battle continues between a school district and five students. More
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Sanger Math Teacher Gets New Home
Neighborhood Stabilization effort creates opportunity for qualified home buyers in Fresno County. More
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Lawsuit Filed Against Hooters
The Fresno Hooters has been named in a lawsuit with several other valley locations. Employees have filed suit alleging work and wage violations. Waitresses say they've got to buy their own uniforms and work off the clock. Local restaurant managers say they've done nothing wrong. They'll decide their course of action on the lawsuit in the next couple of days. More
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On the road to Berkeley
The Fresno State Women's Basketball team boarded their bus to Berkeley, California this afternoon. The Bulldogs will face Baylor in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at Haas Pavilion in Berkeley Saturday at 7:30pm. More
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Should NCAA Ban Teams With Low Grades?
If secretary of education Arne Duncan has his way, college teams with a graduation level of less than 40% would be banned from the NCAA Tournament. That means teams like Kentucky, Cal, New Mexico State and Washington would be watching from home instead of competing. What do you think? Leave us your comments. More
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LEWIS TRAVEL
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PROFESSIONAL BULL RIDERS
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HEARING LIFE
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BENART CUSTOM HOMES
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What's Next for the Met?
Today the Fresno Council will discuss applying for a federal tax credit and creating a non-profit organization to keep the property. If approved, this action could help to pay off the city's loan to the Met, which is due June 30th. More
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Hot Ticket Report: March 18-21
Help the American Red Cross Central Valley honor real heroes, or check out an action packed bull riding competition. KSEE 24's Pamela Prado has your Hot Ticket Report. More
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Madera South Performs Willy Wonka
Willy Wonka will be performed live on stage at Madera South over the next two weeks. KSEE 24's Pamela Prado spent the morning live with a sneak preview. More
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Sunrise Buddy up for adoption on Thursday, March 18
This morning on KSEE Sunrise, Beth Caffrey with the Central California SPCA introduced us to Beaches, a German Shepherd mix. Beaches is eight weeks old and has several brothers and sisters in her litter that are also available for adoption.
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Fresno Philharmonic and Simply Sinatra
This morning on KSEE Sunrise singer Steve Lippia stopped by to talk about his upcoming performance with the Fresno Philharmonic tonight. Simply Sinatra, with guest conductor Victor Vanacore, takes place at the Saroyan Theatre at 7:30 on Thursday, March 18. More
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Mathews shines at Fresno State Pro Day
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WAC honors Oakes, Ortega
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FCC Prof Under Fire for Anti-Gay Remarks
The pressure is on Fresno City College to resolve the controversy surrounding Professor Bradley Lopez. He's been accused of making anti-gay remarks, and teaching the bible as fact. On Wednesday the school announced it's taking action. Students are sounding off, and so is the professor's attorney. What action do you think Fresno City College should take? Leave us your comments. More
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Home Invasions Continue in the Valley
It's becoming almost a daily occurrence - since February 24th, homes in six valley communities have been hit by home invasions, from Atwater in Merced County to several across Fresno County. The latest happened this morning in southwest Fresno. More
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2010 Census, Fraud Warning
The 2010 Census form has likely arrived in your mailbox by now. Before you fill it out, the U.S. Census and Better Business Bureau caution residents to make sure it is the real form. The census form will not ask for any personal or financial information. More
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Several Injured in FAX Bus Accident
A FAX bus accident Wednesday afternoon sent over a dozen people to the hospital with minor injuries. It happened just after 2:00 PM near Manchester Center at Diana and Dakota Avenues in central Fresno Witnesses say the car collided with the bus as it pulled away from the curb and out into traffic. Among the injured is the driver of the car. More
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CALIFORNIA ARTS ACADEMY AND CELTIC MOTION
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PREMIER WINDOWS
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NATURAL PATH HEALTH CENTER
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DOMBLU HOLLYWOOD
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St. Patrick's Day With McLane Highlanders
Wednesday is St. Patrick's Day. KSEE 24's Pamela Prado spent the morning live at McLane High School in Fresno with pipe band members and dancers. The Highlanders performed various Irish and Scottish songs. More
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Break! The Urban Funk Spectacular this Saturday
This morning on KSEE Sunrise Faith Sidlow talked with Hal Bolen of the Lively Arts Foundation and Ciera Budge of the Dance Studio of Fresno about this weekend's performance of Break! The Urban Funk Spectacular and a special master class being held at Fresno State More
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Lemoore Jets in Mid-air Crash
Two F/A-18E Super Hornet aircraft were involved in a mid-air collision last night while on a training mission in northern Nevada. Neither pilot was injured. Both aircraft are assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron One Three Seven based at NAS Lemoore. More
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Tee It Up Golf Tips: Riverpark Golf Center-par 3, 4th hole
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Prank at Central High School East Turns Litigious
A prank gone bad has a valley high school district squaring off with students and parents. A group of students at Central High School's East Campus are being kept out of school after chopping down two trees on that campus. More
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Pat Hill: Promoting the Bulldogs and Fresno
For more than a dozen years, Bulldog Football head coach Pat Hill has been pitching his team and his city to a national audience. More
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Tiger Woods Announces His Return
Tiger Woods said Tuesday he will end more than four months of seclusion and play at Augusta National in three weeks, shielded by the most secure environment in golf as he competes for the first time since a sex scandal shattered his image.
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What Coffee Tastes the Best?
Taste testers sipped dozens of coffee to come up with their favorite in five categories. More
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SOOB ENTERPRISES
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THE FRESNO COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
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BELMONT BURSERY
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THE FRESNO COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION
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The Chef: Fennel-Leek Soup
Just in time for St. Patrick's Day, Chef Roy Harland of the Elbow Room brings us a recipe for a tasty Fennel-Leek soup. More
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State Department Warns Against Travel to Mexico
Students, churches and other travellers are rethinking their plans for Mexico. With Spring Break right around the corner, alternative destinations are being sought. What's got travellers making other arrangements? Violence against Americans in Mexico. More
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Bulldogs headed back to the Big Dance
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Granite Park's Uncertain Future
The failure of Granite Park isn't entirely complete. Two proposals are on the table that could get the facility up and running again. One is from a private firm. The other is from local group. The city could opt to full take it over, but they don't have the money to maintain the park. Officials will know in 60 to 90 days who will gain control of the troubled facility. More
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Lady Bulldogs are headed to the big dance
The Bulldogs added another page to history books in a season that has been filled with a number of milestones. Today, for the first time in school history, the Bulldogs received an at-large bid to the Big Dance. More
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Valley Farmers Anxiously Wait For Federal Report
Farmers in the valley are waiting for a report by the Bureau of Reclamation. The federal department is in charge of deciding how much water gets allotted to the valley and its districts. We spoke with farmers who are now facing a ticking clock and tough decisions. More
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Teachers Learn their Jobs are in Jeopardy
The State Superintendent of Public Instruction announced Monday, that an estimated 22,000 California teachers have received notices of potential layoffs. Districts are legally required to notify staff on March 15, that their jobs may be in jeopardy. Teachers will learn if they are still employed by May 15. More
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MIXED MARTIAL ARTS
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THE CLOVIS RODEO ASSOCIATION'S THIRD ANNUAL COWGIRL U LUNCHEON
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ALZHEIMER'S AWARENESS
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ORGANIZED BY CHOICE
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With vote looming, Obama demands health care reform
The fight over health care reached a fever pitch Monday as President Obama took his call for change to the political swing state of Ohio, slamming insurance companies and repeating his call for a final congressional vote on his sweeping reform plan. More
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Real Heroes Event Coming Up
The American Red Cross Real Heroes event is on Friday, March 19th at the Fresno Art Museum. KSEE 24 is a proud sponsor of the event. It honors heroes in our community in several different categories, including an animal category. KSEE 24's Pamela Prado was live at the Fresno Art Museum Monday morning. "Reno" from the Fresno County Sheriff's Department is being honored. He's the K-9 who was injured in an officer involved shooting in July 2009. His handler, Sgt. John Reynolds, spoke with Pamela about the honor.
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The Master Gardener on self-seeding annuals
This morning on KSEE Sunrise, Master Gardener Carole Grosch talked about self-seeding annuals that can last from season to season. More
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History’s Perspective on the Future of Valley Water
The Fresno Historical Society presents a panel discussion on the history of water in the San Joaquin Valley to provide a better understanding of the current controversy and dilemmas facing the valley. More
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Diamond Dogs slam San Diego State, 10-3
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Clovis West Basketball Heads To The Semifinals
The Golden Eagles beat Santa Monica 61-57 to advance to the semifinals next Saturday at USC. More
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Softball team wins a pair at Bulldog Diamond
Fresno State softball sophomore pitcher Mackenzie Oakes (Bakersfield, Calif.), threw the first perfect game of her career in a 3-0 win over Georgetown in the `Dogs final game of day three at the Bayer CropScience at Bulldog Diamond on Saturday night. It is the first perfect game by a 'Dog since Jamie Southern threw one in an 8-0 run-ruled victory over Dartmouth on March 25, 2005. This is the 14th perfect game in Fresno State history and Oakes is the eighth different Bulldog to pitch one.
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Fundraiser in Honor of Officer Javier Bejar
Reedley and Orange Cove High School students held a car wash Saturday morning, to raise funds for a scholarship in honor of fallen Reedley Police Officer Javier Bejar. The officer was killed in a shoot out with a suspect in Minkler, late last month. More
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Dog Lose In Championship Game 68-66
After an undefeated 16-0 regular season and wins in the quarterfinals and semifinals of the 2010 Western Athletic Conference Tournament, Fresno State took the Louisiana Tech Lady Techsters to the wire before falling 68-66 on Saturday afternoon in Reno, Nev. More
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Bulldogs beat Idaho, 80-66
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Central Fresno Manhunt Ends in Crash
A high speed chase in central Fresno Friday night ended in a spectacular crash into a building at Palm and Belmont. It started with a manhunt for a wanted gang member. Police say he was making terrorist threats earlier in the day. They found him in Central Fresno. He tried to get away, but crashed after the high speed chase.
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Movie Pass or Fail with Ron Edens
It's Friday - that means it's time for Movie Pass or Fail with our movie guru Ron Edens. This week we're talking about "She's Out of My League", "Green Zone" and "Remember Me".
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Sisterhood of the Travelling BDU's Kicks Off in Clovis
Two teenage girls have high hopes for a grassroots conference they started for girls with a common issue. Moranda Hern and Kaylei Deakin recognized a whole generation of girls is struggling with the challenge of having parents in the military. More
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Risky Business: Moto Cops Face Danger, Save Lives
After a fiery crash in northwest Fresno last night, Officer Mike Roberts is recovering. Police say officers on motorcycles have the most dangerous job in law enforcement.
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Madera USD Bus Drivers Help Family in Need
Madera USD bus drivers are coming to rescue of family within their district. The Chavez family lost everything they had Monday morning, in a devastating fire. The bus drivers are collecting everything they can, including furniture, clothes and money to help the family of six. More
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Guilty of 1st Degree Murder
A verdict was reached Friday morning in the case of Manuel Mancilla, 25. He was convicted of the first degree murder of Reyna Cedano, 29. The victim was shot to death in a Chuck-E-Cheese parking lot in September 2008. The men knew each other and were fighting over a woman. The victim's family members say justice was served with the verdict. More
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Wrestling Tournament This Weekend
A large state wrestling tournament is taking place March 13th and 14th at the Fresno Convention Center. Kelly Carr, Sports Council Manager, stopped by the KSEE 24 studios to speak with Pamela Prado about the event. All the action starts at 8 a.m. Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are $12 for adults and $7 for children. More
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Rogue Festival: Fresno Dance Collective
As we wrap up two weeks of Rogue performances, Faith Sidlow talked with some of the members of the Fresno Dance Collective who are debuting their new dance company at the Rogue Performance Festival. More
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Friends of Oceano Dunes Crab Feed to "Save Pismo Beach"
This morning on KSEE Sunrise we talked with a Fresno family about the Oceano Dunes ATV park, the controversy surrounding a report that says off-roaders are causing air pollution there, and a crab feed to bring attention to the issue. More
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Bulldogs' lacrosse falls, 18-13
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Bulldogs prepare for Idaho
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Chaffee Zoo gets "ok" to breed animals
There could soon be more animals at Fresno's Chaffee Zoo. In the next few months keepers will be watching the tigers and orangutans extra closely.
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Bulldogs overpower Bucs, 7-2
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Eagles, Badgers, Bullpups still ballin'
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Fresno Police Officer Involved in Fiery Accident
Police would not elaborate on the accident, other than to say the motorcycle officer involved sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to the hospital. The driver of the other car is in her 20's and was not injured. Residents say there's always accidents at Bullard and Fruit. They say the intersection has needed a left turn light for a long time. More
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Bulldogs lose to Louisiana Tech, 74-66
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Episcopal Diocese Sues Fresno Parish
The Episcopal Diocese of San Joaquin filed a lawsuit Thursday against St. Columba’s, a northwest Fresno parish that has joined dozens of other churches in seceding from the national Episcopal Church. The diocese says there are properties that should have been turned over to them as a result of that secession. More
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EARL "THE PEARL" WATSON
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LEARNING RX
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MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION
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JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT
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Human Trafficking Investigation in SW Fresno
UPDATE: SUSPECT ARRESTED ON WARRANT, DONALD SYKES. MAN SUSPECTED OF PIMPING IS CATRAYEL LOVE. 43. Fresno County Sheriff's detectives and MAGEC officers, consisting of multiple agencies including Fresno Police, filled a southwest Fresno neighborhood Thursday morning for an investigation into human trafficking. Two people were arrested on various allegations. The multi-agency investigation spans three months. The women who were allegedly sold for sex are being tracked down. More
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Court: 'Under God' In Pledge Is Constitutional
In a 2-1 ruling, the 9th U.S. Court of Appeals ruled Thursday that the phrase "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance is constitutional, rejecting arguments by Sacramento atheist Michael Newdow that the phrase violates the separation between church and state.
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"Cross Streets" Craze hits KSEE 24
Web series about Fresno intersections gets newsroom laughing! More
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Hot Ticket: Valley Events March 11-14
The biggest fundraiser for the year for United Cerebral Palsy of Central California is coming up this weekend. Or, enjoy a live performance of Cinderella. KSEE 24's Pamela Prado has your Hot Ticket Report. More
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Free Girls Hockey Clinic Coming Up
Join the girls of Fresno Hockey and learn how to play! There will be a free clinic on Saturday, March 13th at Gateway Ice Center. It's from 4:15 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. Skates, sticks, helmets, and gloves will be provided. The event is geared toward females age 3-17. For more information, call (559) 349-0399. Gateway Ice Center is located near Clinton and Marks in Fresno. KSEE 24's Pamela Prado was live on the ice Thursday morning with a preview. She shoots, she scores, and manages to not fall down!
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Sunrise Buddy up for adoption on Thursday, March 11
This morning on KSEE Sunrise, Beth Caffrey with the Central California SPCA introduced us to Starla, a Australian Shepherd/Shepherd mix. More
