Good morning, Fresno.

After both of his owners died months apart, 5-year-old cattle dog Ozzy was rescued by local animal lovers at Mell’s Mutts and placed in a foster home with two canine roommates.

He is neutered, vaccinated, and potty trained—cat-approved, and he now waits for a forever home.

On Fourth of July, an illegal firework ignited a blaze at Templeton Feed and Grain in San Luis Obispo County, reducing the 77-year-old business to a steel star while investigators search for 4 to 6 people seen near the scene and local firm Penny-Newman Grain & community members offer support as the company faces an $800,000 product loss and cancelled insurance.

Fresno police arrested six teens on June 30 after they assaulted a 73-year-old man near Quigley Park (who suffered a brain bleed and needed surgery) and a 40-year-old man near Weber and Hughes Avenue, and they recovered the stolen vehicles used in the attacks.

A Fowler officer conducted a traffic stop on Thursday and discovered a stolen revolver from Texas, leading to the arrest of two individuals (both had outstanding felony warrants) without incident, and the weapon was secured as evidence.

The Central Valley Camera Club is hosting a Downtown Fresno photo contest this summer that welcomes photographers of all skill levels.

Submissions will be accepted through Aug. 13—entries can be submitted in the categories of architecture, culture and events, people and pets, and black and white photos.

Local leaders said the ICE raids in southern California spread fear among farm workers and risked disrupting work in the Central Valley’s fields—Manuel Cunha warned that halted farming could lead to job losses and rising food prices while Assemblywoman Esmeralda Soria urged local and federal agencies to reset enforcement practices.

Residents in South Fresno will gather to voice opposition against the City of Fresno's plan to annex 80 acres for industrial use— the Leadership Counsel for Justice and Accountability will hold a meeting on July 14 from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. at Orange Center Elementary School's library to protest the lack of community input and the alleged risk to local families’ health and safety.

On Friday, Campus Pointe hosted the second annual Bulldog Bash where fans met the 2025-26 Fresno State football team — listening to ESPN's Phil Benotti lead a Q&A session and receive team autographs.

Attendees enjoyed live music while they now look forward to the Bulldogs’ first game on Aug. 23 against Kansas State at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium.

Christmas In July 5k

7-11 a.m. — Christmas Tree Lane — Registration required — Enjoy a festive run down the beautifully shaded Christmas Tree Lane in July.

Fresno Car Auction Event

11:30 p.m. — 1805 N Lafayette Ave, Fresno, CA — Free registration — Discover over 300,000 repairable and salvage cars at this public auction.

Lil Kayla Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Strummer's Bar & Grill — Tickets from $31.83 — Enjoy an exciting night of live music with Lil Kayla.

Bowling 4 Babies

8-11 p.m. — Fresno State Bowling Alley — Fundraising event — Roll strikes and spares to support families and babies in need.

Sounds of Summer Concert

2-5 p.m. — Clovis Veterans Memorial District — Free entry — Celebrate summer with a patriotic concert featuring The Sounds of Freedom Military Concert Band.

Marcos Witt - Legado Tour 2025

7 PM - 9:30 PM — Cornerstone Church — Tickets available — Celebrate four decades of Christian music with Marcos Witt's powerful performance.

Phil Wickham and Brandon Lake Summer Worship Nights Tour

7-9 p.m. — Save Mart Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience uplifting worship music with Phil Wickham and Brandon Lake along with special guest Josiah Queen.

Speed Dating Night

7-9 p.m. — Vibez Lounge — Early bird tickets available — Meet cool singles in a fun, structured speed dating environment and spark new connections.

RED LEATHER Put it All on Red Tour

8-9:30 p.m. — Strummer's Bar & Grill — Tickets starting at $26.18 — Enjoy an evening of live music with Red Leather on their tour stop in Fresno.

Second Annual CVP Elite Girls Basketball Camp

1 AM – 2 PM — Clovis West High School — Cost info not provided — A prestigious camp empowering young female basketball players in Fresno.