Kaitlyn Hammond+FollowShakira's Fresno concert makes historyShakira's electrifying performance at Fresno's Valley Children’s Stadium marked a historic moment as she became the first artist to headline there. The sold-out show, part of her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour, highlighted the Central Valley's growing love for Latin music. With around 30,000 fans attending, the event drew people from nearby areas like Bakersfield, thanks to affordable ticket prices. Despite some logistical hiccups, the concert was a cultural milestone, signaling Fresno's potential as a major tour stop. What does this mean for the future of live music in the region? #Entertainment #Shakira #Fresno00Share
xpotter+FollowFresno radio legend Ron McCary rememberedRon McCary’s unmistakable voice was a staple in Fresno homes for decades, shaping the way many of us experienced local news, traffic, and even Saturday morning banter. Beyond the microphone, he was a mentor, a grammar stickler, and a friend to so many in the community. As tributes pour in from former students and colleagues, it’s clear his impact reached far beyond the newsroom. For those who grew up listening to KMJ or crossed paths with Ron, what’s your favorite memory or story about him? Let’s celebrate the legacy he leaves behind in Fresno. #Entertainment #Celebrity #Fresno00Share
Hannah Garcia+Follow$250 surprises at Fashion Fair Mall!Back-to-school shopping just got a lot more exciting at Fashion Fair Mall! Shoppers are being randomly surprised with $250 gift cards to help gear up for the new school year, thanks to a partnership between FOX26 and the mall. Imagine heading out for supplies and suddenly getting a huge boost for your family’s shopping list—no strings attached. These random acts of kindness are making a real difference for Fresno families. Have you ever experienced a surprise like this while out shopping? How would you use a $250 gift card for back-to-school? #Safety #Fresno #BackToSchool00Share
xpotter+FollowShakira lights up Fresno’s first stadium showShakira’s concert at Valley Children’s Stadium turned into a true Fresno milestone—28,000 fans braved the heat and long lines for the city’s first-ever stadium show. Despite an hour delay and some chaos at the gates, the energy never dropped. Fans of all ages—some traveling hours, others reliving childhood memories—said the wait was worth it to see their favorite star. Even accessibility got a shoutout, making the night extra special for many. With a sold-out crowd and unforgettable moments, Fresno’s ready for more big acts. What do you think—should Fresno host more concerts like this? #Entertainment #Celebrity #Fresno00Share
Heather Moore+FollowFresno’s new path to affordable homeownershipA renovated two-bedroom home in Central Fresno is up for grabs, but here’s the twist: you buy the house for $215,000, not the land. Instead, you lease the land for just $75 a month, locking in long-term affordability and stability for families. This is Fresno’s first Community Land Trust (CLT) home, aiming to keep homes out of the hands of flippers and in the hands of real residents. With strict resale rules and a focus on lasting renovations, this model could reshape who gets to put down roots in our neighborhoods. Would you consider this kind of homeownership? #RealEstate #Fresno #AffordableHousing10Share
Nicholas Coleman+FollowFresno’s new CNG station is changing the gameA brand-new compressed natural gas (CNG) station just opened in Fresno, and it’s all about making fueling cleaner and easier for local fleets. This unmanned, 24/7 spot on Highway 99 is the first under Love’s Alternative Energy brand, offering high-speed pumps and detailed fuel tracking for fleet managers. It’s a big step for Fresno’s trucking, transit, and supply chain industries—plus, it supports California’s push for carbon neutrality. What do you think: Is this the kind of change Fresno needs to stay ahead in clean energy? #Business #Industry #Fresno00Share
Daniel Barajas+FollowDowntown Fresno’s new spot for dog loversDowntown Fresno just got a little sweeter for our four-legged friends! Bentley’s Barkery, started by Ebony Brown after her own pup Bentley got sick from store-bought treats, is now open on Fulton St. What began as a kitchen experiment has turned into a full-blown bakery dedicated to healthy, homemade dog treats—and the community that supported it. Ebony’s story is all about turning a challenge into something positive for Fresno’s pets and their people. Who else is excited to see a local business built on love for our pets? #Pets #Fresno #DogBakery00Share
Lori Elliott+FollowFresno’s new light therapy offers hope for aging eyesMacular degeneration has long been a worry for many in Fresno, but there’s a new twist: doctors at Eye Medical Center are now using the Valeda Light Delivery System, a non-invasive device that helps slow vision loss. Instead of relying only on vitamins, patients now sit for quick sessions under special lights that boost the cells supporting their retinas. It’s a game-changer for folks hoping to keep their independence and daily routines. Anyone in the community dealing with vision changes—would you try this new treatment? What’s your experience with eye care as you age? #Health #BodyHealth #Fresno00Share
phughes+FollowCentral East’s new Bengals era kicks offCentral East High is stepping onto the field with a brand-new identity: the Bengals. The switch from Grizzlies to Bengals comes with fresh uniforms and helmets, including a sleek all-white look inspired by the Cincinnati Bengals. While some, like Coach Biggs, are still adjusting to the change, students seem excited about the updated gear and mascot. The school’s classic orange and black colors remain, but the energy around the new look is sparking plenty of conversation. What do you think—does a mascot really matter, or is it all about the team spirit? #Sports #Football #Fresno00Share
Judith Nelson+FollowShakira’s Fresno concert sizzles in the heatShakira’s sold-out Fresno show turned into a real test of summer survival when organizers pushed back the start time due to extreme heat. With 28,000 fans ready to pack Valley Children’s Stadium, everyone was urged to hydrate, find shade, and look out for each other. Even with ticket prices dropping 20% last minute, the buzz around town hasn’t cooled off—people are still lining up for what’s being called Fresno’s event of the year. How do you handle big events during heat waves? Would you brave the wait for a superstar like Shakira? #Sports #Shakira #Fresno00Share
