Good morning, Fresno.

Otherside Cafe confirmed a second location on Palm and San Jose near Fig Garden Village, with demolition underway to create a neighborhood cafe for northwest Fresno; the former bank (previously housing Guaranteed Real Estate) is slated for build completion by end of 2027.

Fresno Unified officials said no schools will close now after a Sept.

16 board meeting looked at fewer students and funding issues (which worried parents). Superintendent Misty Her said the district will look at all choices with public input, but any closings may not happen for three to five years.

Fresno State students led by MCJ assistant professor Cheryl L.

Gardner are partnering with Kansas State on the Hungry Heartland project (focused on food insecurity in top agricultural areas) and will produce an online documentary series featuring local stories.

Fresno students can try a variety of local hobbies including community runs, campus pickleball, pottery classes and Latin dancing today.

Options range from free programs to low-cost workshops, giving students a chance to stay active and connect with peers.

Since its one-year launch, the Crossroads Village Housing Pilot Program has helped 64 Fresno Unified students improve attendance & reduce referrals at a site near Fort Miller Middle School that offers 143 permanent housing units and on-site services for 20 families.

Fresno wealth manager Ryan Barnes of Plancorp explains that a Roth 401(k) (which taxes now for later tax-free withdrawals) differs from a traditional 401(k) that lowers taxable income today; he urges workers to review their age, tax bracket and employer matches to make the best choice.

Fresno health professionals stress that early detection during Breast Cancer Awareness Month is vital, especially for younger and minority women who often face diagnosis delays due to disparities (experts note that recognizing body changes can lead to better outcomes).

Fresno State football faces No. 23 Boise State on Homecoming at Valley Children's Stadium today at 7:30 p.m. after a win over Washington State, with both teams holding 4-1 records and a four-game win streak as they vie for the Pac-12 lead.

The Fresno Falcons returned today to Selland Arena after 17 years, debuting a new scoreboard for their 80-year franchise and engaging a sold-out crowd.

The team looks forward to an exciting season in the Federal Prospects Hockey League.

Fresno State women’s volleyball will host Boise State today at 12 p.m. at the Save Mart Center as the Bulldogs try to rebound from a five-set loss and end a four-game winless streak in the Pac-12.