Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of September.
Good morning, Fresno.
McDonald’s uses AI to set different menu prices locally; one company-run Fresno restaurant sells a Big Mac for $5.69 while a nearby outlet charges $6.89.
The system analyzes customer data to adjust prices today, showing how technology affects local stores.
Fresno State received a CSU grant to support 2,000 student parents with priority registration, diaper distribution and a Fall Harvest Festival with seasonal games linking them to campus and community resources.
It is part of the CSU Pregnant and Parenting Students Initiative that helps balance college and family.
10-year-old Lilly Heater had a 9-hour brain surgery after collapsing at school; she now uses a reverse walker + inspires others through Lilly’s Journey, a foundation hosting an event at NorthPointe Community Church on Oct.
17 as part of AVM Awareness Month.
A new study by Girl Scouts of California shows that over 145,000 girls experienced homelessness and 68% face school pressure affecting their mental health — the report highlights challenges that may guide local support, and it was released today in Fresno.
Prostate Cancer Awareness Month highlights the need for early PSA screening as local doctor Dr. Nedra Hood from Kaiser Permanente advises men, especially those older or with a family history, to discuss testing and healthy lifestyles with their doctor to improve outcomes.
Julius Gillick burst onto the Bulldog scene after scoring his first collegiate touchdown last week against Rice.
The Fresno State running back is quickly building his reputation on campus.
California Wrestling Association will celebrate its 13th anniversary with a live wrestling event on Saturday, Oct.
3 at 5 p.m. at the Iron Office Gym on Fowler Avenue (east central Fresno) where fans can see matches.
Fresno State’s Bulldogs women’s soccer team will begin Pac-12 play with a 1-8-2 record under new head coach Gabriel Bolton as they host Colorado State on Oct.
1 at 7 p.m. The team aims to turn its fortunes around after a challenging non-conference stretch.
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