Good morning, Fresno.

Community gathered at Fresno Water Tower on Saturday to raise awareness of fentanyl dangers with over 40 vendors, a car show, music and a 1000 person march to City Hall (where Narcan demonstrations taught life saving techniques) as locals shared concerns with elected officials.

Daniel Barajas Gutierrez won $1 million from a $10 Money Mania scratcher at Azusa Market in Dos Palos on Sunday (6:41 p.m.).

The California Lottery noted that each ticket also supports public education.

Koi enthusiasts gathered at Woodward Park on Saturday for the 46th annual Fresno Koi Show where local and out-of-area hobbyists competed for awards, enjoyed food trucks, and supported koi culture (including a donation to Shinzen Friendship Garden).

Today, author Miriam Pawel discusses her new book California Dreams: The Making and Remaking of the University of California (which explores how the state’s elite higher education has shaped society) as part of a local episode released at 4:45 a.m. PDT.

Nearly 300 people joined the annual Stride for Hope at Woodward Park on Saturday, Sept.

26, to raise funds for organ donor families and transplant patients. The event featured a 5K walk + kids dash, music and guest speakers.

Fresno State Bulldogs outscored Rice 38-24 on Saturday night at Valley Children's Stadium, improving their record to 3-1 — they will face Washington State Cougars on Saturday, Oct.

3 at 9:30 p.m.