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Garden of Innocence - Fresno County will host a burial service for four abandoned babies on Saturday, Oct.

24 at 10:00 a.m. at Mt. View Cemetery (1411 W. Belmont Ave) as the non-profit invites local leaders and donors to bring blankets and Beanie Babies.

Starting October 20, local McDonald’s restaurants are offering Halloween Boo Buckets featuring collectible Disney Villains designs.

The limited edition buckets, available with Happy Meals, showcase characters like Jafar, Ursula, Scar, Cruella, and Maleficent while adding a fresh twist to the nostalgic season.

The 30th annual Western Monarch Count began in October as volunteer community scientists and conservation groups count butterflies along the California coast through January (the species faces over a 95 percent extinction risk by 2080).

Fresno city leaders met at the Tower Theatre today to discuss changes in the Tower District.

The proposals include converting 18 parking spaces into loading zones (active from Thursday through Monday), brighter lighting, relocating street vendors, and a minor curfew after 10 p.m. with final decisions expected by the weekend.

Fresno County supervisors approved a 2,500-home retirement community near Millerton Lake on Tuesday.

The project for older residents secured water rights and preserves half the land as nature — it also includes 250,000 sqft of commercial space near Table Mountain Casino — at Friant Ranch.

Fresno State women’s soccer aims for its first conference win tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Bulldog Soccer Stadium against Oregon State after a 0-0 tie with No. 16 Utah State on Oct.

17 — standout goalie Jessie Reiss earned Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week.

Today, David Carr explains that 49ers QB Brock Purdy being called a 'system QB' signals a positive view of his role and potential.

He breaks down the term in a brief QB&A aimed at local sports fans.