Good morning, Fresno.

First responders from across the valley were honored at the 12th annual Blue Mass at St. John's Cathedral on Friday.

Bishop Joseph Brennan blessed their badges and emergency vehicles to show community support for those who serve.

The Starbucks at Woodrow and Shaw avenues closed its doors after serving the community for 21 years following a review that focused on higher-performing locations.

The company announced the shutdown on Sept. 24 as part of a plan to close 250 stores.

A documentary titled 'American Pachuco' highlights Luis Valdez’s bold impact on Chicano theater and culture.

It reviews his work founding Teatro Campesino to support farmworkers and capture a vital piece of local artistic history.

Hot Air Balloons lift off as ClovisFest (51st annual) takes place in Old Town Clovis where guests enjoy free food, music, vendor booths, and balloon rides on a first come basis.

The event ran yesterday and continues today from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

On Friday, first-graders from Temperance-Kutner Elementary visited the Fresno County Sheriff's Office where they tried on badges and sat in patrol cars, learning about specialized units like the bomb squad + SWAT during a hands-on community education trip.

Fresno State Bulldogs beat Rice University 38-24 (record now 3-1) as they head into conference play.

Running back Rayshon Luke rushed for 167 yards and quarterback Jayden Mandal threw for three touchdowns as the team prepares for its Oct. 3 game against Washington State.

Fresno State football will face Rice Owls at Valley Children’s Stadium soon.

The Dogs are 2-1 after beating San Jose State for the Valley Trophy and hold a 6-1 record against the Owls, who have just earned their first win of the season.