Good morning, Fresno.

Maintenance workers at Friant Kern Canal rescued a dog found in distress along the waterway (the team acted quickly to secure the animal's safety).

Fresno police have increased patrols and started enforcing a curfew for minors from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. starting Thursday to protect youth following recent incidents, while the Boys & Girls Club of Fresno County prepares to offer day programs to about 1,000 kids to keep them safe this summer.

The Central California SPCA held a $10 micro-chipping clinic for pets yesterday at its location off Hughes Avenue in southwest Fresno until 1 pm.

It will offer another micro-chipping event for pets on Friday, June 26.

Dr. Michele Cantwell-Copher and Dr. Eimear O’Brien advanced to a November runoff for Fresno County Superintendent after no candidate secured a majority in Tuesday's primary.

Nearly 98% of ballots are counted & officials will certify the final total on June 26.

Fresno Unified has reassigned five principals and 26 vice principals to address a budget gap and balance teams, prompting parents and teachers to voice strong concerns during a school board meeting — district leaders say the changes will strengthen leadership and school outcomes.

A large grass fire burned about 20 acres near Gaston Middle School in southwest Fresno on Friday at 1:30 p.m. with 28 firefighters working to protect homes and apartments while another two-acre blaze burned nearby (officials noted a 32% rise in grass fires with summer-like heat).

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is tracking invasive golden mussels after vehicles in the Delta were found covered with buildup and urging boaters to clean, drain, dry their equipment — while Assemblymember Ransom pushes new legislation and federal lawmakers seek emergency funding to slow the spread in waterways.

Mayor Jerry Dyer (Fresno’s chief) spoke with Ray Appleton this week to address the city’s homelessness crisis.

A recent count indicated an increase while local officials asserted improvements.

High temperatures are drawing families to cooling spots — splash pads at Figarden Loop Park are busy — as health officials urge residents to stay hydrated and watch for signs of heat illness, with forecasts predicting continued high heat through the weekend.

Dermatologists urge Fresno residents to wear sunscreen and reapply every 2 hours with triple-digit temperatures in the Valley — FDA approved a new UV-protection ingredient on Friday, June 12.

They advise using SPF 30 to 50 to help keep skin safe.

Max Arfsten becomes the first Central Valley native on the US men’s World Cup team as he joins the 26-man roster for the tournament.

The dedicated athlete trained at Tice Park in Fresno — inspiring local youth before he competes on the world stage.

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.

Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Save Mart Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night of jaw-dropping acts and unforgettable family fun at the circus.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus

12-6 p.m. — Save Mart Center — Tickets required — Experience non-stop family fun with jaw-dropping acts at the circus.