Good morning, Fresno.

Central Fresno residents have joined Barbara Horn’s neighborhood watch, which grew from 17 to about 70 members who work with city council and code enforcement to address issues like speeding and organize holiday events; they meet regularly to share support and ideas.

Local groups including the Fresno County Sheriff’s Public Safety Foundation donated funds to support the family of student Kayla Ledesma after she died in a house fire in Laton in August.

Local vendors in Kingsburg donated part of their sales at the Flowers for Camila fundraiser to help cover travel, meal, and lodging expenses for the family of a one-year-old patient after her heart transplant.

The fundraiser supported Camila as she remained at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital.

Maya Cinemas at Campus Pointe closed after 11 years, and Galaxy Theater will take over the space; customers can call (559) 549-0005 for refunds.

A.J. Croce will perform his 'Croce Plays Croce' tour at the Warnors Theatre later this month, keeping his late father's legacy alive.

He shared his musical background with Central Valley Daily in a segment produced by Jonathan Linden.

San Joaquin Valley Town Hall, the nation’s oldest all-volunteer speaker series, begins its 90th season this fall with a celebration starting Wednesday, Sept.

16 at Saroyan Theatre (featuring comedian Pete Holmes) and continues with notable speakers through April before its 100th anniversary.

Fresno State defeated Sacramento State 49-3 on Saturday night as Jayden Mandal threw two touchdowns and Bryson Donelson ran for three scores.

The Bulldogs will travel to San Jose State next Saturday while Sacramento hosts North Dakota State.