Good morning, Fresno.

A local family will host its third annual lemonade stand on Sunday, June 28, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. near the Tower District to honor their late son and raise funds for pediatric cancer research — with contributions from Raising Cane’s and Madre’s tacos and a goal of $100,000.

Freedom and Fitness launched a new American flag-line course for 4-mile, 2-mile and kids’ fun runs as part of Fresno’s America250 Celebration to support local young athletes and veterans — Ed Borjas and Paul Loeffler detailed the sports initiative during a Tuesday briefing.

A fire at a single-story Fresno home on the 3300 block of West Rialto Avenue on Tuesday morning displaced three residents while firefighters contained the garage blaze in about 15 minutes, and the American Red Cross began assisting residents + pets.

Fresno nonprofit leaders warn that dropping donations are forcing charities into financial strain, with leaders at Fresno Mission and Central California Food Bank saying local service cuts, layoffs, or closures may soon hit if conditions do not improve (community support may suffer as a result).

Fresno City Hall held a budget hearing Tuesday on the $9.6 million proposed for the Animal Center.

Animal advocates, including Mell Garcia from Mell’s Mutts, argued more funds should support spay and neuter services rather than increasing city salaries.

City and county officials met at Fresno City Hall Tuesday to review the 2025 Point-in-Time Count, which recorded 4,905 individuals—a 9.2% increase from previous counts.

Leaders said the updated data will guide future policy decisions and service improvements for those facing chronic homelessness.

Preliminary data shows 3,254 people experiencing homelessness in Fresno, with 1,619 unsheltered & 1,635 sheltered using a new survey that differs from past visual counts.

Officials stress that the numbers set a new baseline to guide better coordinated services as the city refines its approach.

Lower Tule River and Pixley groundwater agencies added $67,500 on May 22 to their $147,500 PR campaign to show state regulators they are tackling groundwater overpumping.

The effort, which began last October, aims to unite growers (and attract future funding) to help reduce subsidence risks.

A travel trends expert with Kayak shared money-saving tips on planning summer trips (including advice on trending destinations) to help locals secure affordable getaways.

The guidance comes as summer nears and can help Fresno residents plan their vacations.

Fresno Christian High School will switch from eight-man to eleven-man football next season as a Fresno State alum aids the expansion.

The change was reported today at 5:55 a.m. in Fresno.

Durango Fest

8:00 p.m. — Rainbow Ballroom — Ticket prices vary — Experience a family-friendly celebration of music and culture at Durango Fest.

Pepe Aguilar Concert

8:00-11:00 PM — Save Mart Center — Cost Info Available — Experience the vibrant sounds of Pepe Aguilar live in concert as part of his En Concierto USA 2026 tour.

Free FOOSA Concerts at Fresno State

7:30 p.m. — Fresno State Concert Hall — Free entry — Enjoy a series of concerts featuring talented youth musicians from around the world at Fresno's FOOSA Festival.

Extreme Heat Adaptation Training for Contractors

12-3 p.m. — Water, Energy and Technology (WET) Center — Free entry — Gain insights on building climate-resilient homes and adapting to extreme heat impacts in California.

Father's Day Run/Walk

Celebrate Dads — 10k or 2-mile run — Fresno, California — Entry fee applies — Honor your Dad with a fun run on Father's Day.

Just The Tips Comedy Show

7-9:30 p.m. — Dave & Buster's Fresno — Cost varies — Enjoy a night of laughs with headliner Chris Cruz and open mic talent at this vibrant comedy show.

Computer Kill live with DustBowlChampion

7:00 – 9:30 PM — Strummer's Bar & Grill — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an evening of thrilling tunes at this vibrant Fresno venue.

Cowboy Bebop 25th Anniversary Film Screening

8-10 p.m. — Historic Crest Theatre — Cost info not specified — Celebrate 25 years of Cowboy Bebop with an epic in-person film screening and space cowboy vibes.

FOOSA Chamber and Symphony Final Concert

7-9 p.m. — Fresno State Concert Hall — Free admission — Enjoy a heartfelt performance by young musicians in the FOOSA Chamber Orchestra and Symphony.

Stars & Strikes Bowling Fundraiser

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Bulldog Bowl — $12 — Enjoy two hours of bowling and fun activities in a patriotic celebration for a good cause.