Public Safety

Fresno’s 911 Answer Times Improve After City Council Pay Raise, But State Standard Still Out of Reach

Fresno police answered just 63% of 911 calls within 15 seconds back in 2022. By 2025, that figure climbed above

A Fresno coalition held a vigil downtown Friday evening for a Texas man shot and killed by ICE officers during

A special education teacher at Lincoln Elementary School in Madera Unified has been placed on administrative leave after posting videos

California’s emergency office sent a dozer and a dispatcher to Fresno and Tulare Counties starting July 31, part of a

Fresno is now the first city in California to enforce 20 mph speed limits in every school zone — five

Fresno’s law enforcement dispatch centers have changed how they handle the mental toll on workers who field calls for drowning

Fresno City Council leaders introduced a proposal Tuesday requiring every business selling tobacco products to obtain a city license —

A Fresno County Civil Grand Jury report is calling the intersection of Friant Road and Shepherd Avenue the most dangerous

Faith in the Valley issued a community alert Monday morning after observing what the organization described as increased ICE activity

Fresno saw improvements in public safety during the first six months of 2026, with both violent and property crime declining