Liz Juarez

Share with friendsThe mornings and evenings in Fresno are finally chilly again after a long, hot, drawn-out summer season. And, just like with Fresno heatwaves, winters can serve up expensive energy bills. However, there are ways to lower those bills, and Fresno EOC wants to show you how. It is hosting a special event from […]

Share with friendsFresno residents commemorated residents who died of domestic violence or in cycling/pedestrian accidents with a “Día de Los Muertos” celebration. Cultiva La Salud hosted the event Wednesday at the Sal Mosqueda Community Center in southeast Fresno. “So we are here remembering,” said…

Share with friendsThe time for giving is here, and Fresno Humane Animal Services hopes that residents will help animals in need of shelter, food, and warmth. For the month of November, the no-kill shelter is offering a deal on adoption fees and hosting a holiday foster event. The shelter is also seeking help with holiday […]

Share with friendsWith more than two years of controversy, protests, court cases, a bidding war with a local church, and concerns about its upkeep, Fresno’s historic downtown Tower Theatre is set to come under new management. After purchasing the venue for $6.5 million, the city sought proposals fro…

Share with friendsAmong many of Fresno’s top bakeries, one thing is often missing — gluten-free options for customers who crave a pastry they can actually indulge in. Varouj Kachichian, who recently launched an all-gluten-free bakery, Indulge Right Foods, realized there was a significant demand for…

Share with friendsThe city’s job corps program is providing life-changing opportunities to Fresno youths and young adults. Just ask Julianna Perez and Camery Jones. Or Jordan Sengchanh. They were among the young residents surrounding Mayor Jerry Dyer Tuesday morning at an event celebrating the hiri…

Share with friendsDon’t visit a hospital emergency room or call for an ambulance unless you have a real medical emergency. That was the word Thursday from Fresno County public health officials. However, if someone is showing any of the signs below, they should call 911 or visit the nearest hospital…

Share with friendsA $2 million donation from the Fresno Truck Center will give Valley Children’s cancer survivors a leg up on remaining cancer-free. The donation provides the Childhood Cancer Survivorship Program Endowment with long-term funding to help improve the quality of care. In recognition o…

Share with friendsThe best time of year is upon us, cheer is all around exploding with bright red and green colors. Lights twinkle throughout neighborhoods, and department stores are filled with gift sets and festive holiday decor. Wall-to-wall shelves and displays offer us what our hearts desire. H…

Share with friendsA parent’s worst nightmare is often having a sick child and not knowing what is wrong or how to help. With an increase in Respiratory Syncytial Virus cases, including circulating cases of COVID-19 and influenza, it can be hard to know what may be wrong with your baby. Every winter season, RSV plagues […]