Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 22nd of September.
Good morning, Fresno.
The Holy Cross Center at Poverello House offers free clothing, hygiene items and essentials to individuals and families in need.
Distribution runs twice daily (with individuals served on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and families on Tuesdays and Thursdays) ahead of the Call for Hope telethon on Thursday.
On Sunday morning, a large fire at an apartment complex on Sussex Ave (near Blackstone and Ashlan Avenues) left eight apartments destroyed and nine people displaced; firefighters arrived at 6 a.m. and no injuries were reported.
Thousands attended Fresno's annual Fiestas Patrias on Sunday in downtown, where a parade, live music, and over 100 local vendors celebrated Hispanic heritage — the event boosted local businesses and united new visitors with longtime customers.
Fresno State's pistachio crop suffered heavy loss after extreme March heat reduced pollen and left half the nuts empty, finishing the harvest.
Farm manager Rob Willmott said the result may worsen an estimated 800 million to 1 billion dollar loss for pistachio growers in the Central Valley.
Fresno drivers face rising fuel costs as gas prices climbed 21.4 cents to about $6.09 per gallon on Monday – many now use mobile apps to find cheaper stations and follow AAA advice on fuel efficiency by driving at 55 mph and using the proper premium gas.
Postpartum depression rates have doubled over the past decade and experts urge new parents to seek help early.
UC Merced's Jennifer Hahn-Holbrook said that reaching out to health providers for counseling or medication is critical to managing symptoms.
Fresno State's defense and special teams carried the Bulldogs to a 26 to 10 win over San Jose State Saturday, with standout plays from kicker Manaki Watanabe and safety Ethan Tierney.
The team (2-1) now prepares for a home game against Rice.
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