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Clovis West High School was placed on lockdown after a suspicious phone call, prompting a response from law enforcement. Students and staff were kept inside classrooms while police investigated, and a nearby elementary school was also put on safety protocols before the situation was cleared and the campus deemed safe. 

After several hours, the initial search was called off amid reports the cub may have returned to its habitat. However, another sighting was reported a few hours later about a mile away near Spruce and Marks, prompting wildlife officials to resume their search. 

A massive cyberattack on the Canvas online learning system is affecting colleges across Central California, including Fresno State, UC Merced, and College of the Sequoias. The hack disrupted access to assignments and coursework, and officials say the incident may involve unauthorized access to student data, as schools work to restore systems and assess the impact.

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A new phrase making the rounds online — “blue dot fever” — doesn’t have anything to do with illness. It’s a nickname for concerts struggling to sell tickets, with “blue dots” marking empty seats on ticketing maps. The term has gained traction as several artists cancel or scale back tours, with fans pointing to high ticket prices and weaker demand as possible reasons behind the trend. 

A new phrase making the rounds online — “blue dot fever” — doesn’t have anything to do with illness. It’s a nickname for concerts struggling to sell tickets, with “blue dots” marking empty seats on ticketing maps. The term has gained traction as several artists cancel or scale back tours, with fans pointing to high ticket prices and weaker demand as possible reasons behind the trend. 

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The L.A. City Council has voted to move toward ending controversial “pretextual” police stops — when officers use minor infractions as a reason to investigate more serious crimes.  Supporters say the tactic has disproportionately impacted Black and Latino residents, while critics warn limiting it could affect policing efforts — with the final decision now up to the Police Commission. 

The Fresno Bee is endorsing Assemblymember Joaquin Arambula for Fresno City Council District 3, pointing to his years of experience in state government as a key advantage in a crowded race. The editorial board says Arambula’s approach to issues like economic development and homelessness — including focusing on housing over punishment — stood out, while also highlighting Keshia Thomas as another strong candidate to consider. 

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Philip Teresi welcomes New York Times bestselling author and award-winning documentary filmmaker Sara Vladic to the program. Vladic shares incredible insights from her latest book, The Dangerous Shore, highlighting a lesser-known chapter of the war and the efforts made to protect our nation. Her latest book, The Dangerous Shore, is widely available now. 

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Authorities have served a new search warrant at the home of the convicted killer’s mother in the 1996 Kristin Smart case, nearly 30 years after her disappearance. Investigators say the search is part of ongoing efforts to finally locate Smart’s remains, as the case continues even after a conviction. 

Gen Z is reshaping entertainment habits — with many subscribing to streaming services just to watch one show, then canceling right after. A new study says about 6 in 10 do this, showing that traditional platform loyalty is fading, as younger audiences also avoid paying full price for video games and lean toward subscriptions instead. 

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Chief Justice John Roberts is pushing back on growing criticism of the Supreme Court, insisting the justices are not political actors. Speaking at a legal conference, Roberts said the court’s decisions are based on interpreting the law, not politics, even when those rulings are unpopular. 

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A federal trade court has struck down Donald Trump’s global tariffs, ruling he overstepped his authority under federal law. The decision is a major setback for Trump’s trade agenda, following an earlier Supreme Court ruling against similar tariffs, and could open the door to refunds and further legal challenges. 

Russia’s war in Ukraine is beginning to erode Vladimir Putin’s strongman image, as fighting increasingly spills onto Russian soil. The Wall Street Journal reports that drone strikes, border attacks, and growing domestic pressure are exposing vulnerabilities, challenging the narrative of control that has defined Putin’s leadership.

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Katie Porter is pushing back against questions about her temperament, saying she’s being judged more harshly as the only woman left in California’s crowded governor’s race. After the issue came up again during a heated debate, Porter argued there’s a double standard — noting that plenty of on‑stage shouting goes unnoticed when it comes from her male rivals. 

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A 12‑year‑old boy injured in a deadly Fresno crash has had his lower leg amputated, according to his family. He was riding a mini motorcycle with his 13‑year‑old cousin, who was killed in the crash, and now faces a long recovery, including physical therapy and a future prosthetic. 

California is among three states monitoring residents who were aboard a cruise ship linked to a deadly hantavirus outbreak. Health officials say no Californians have shown symptoms so far and stress the risk to the public remains low, as contact tracing continues following multiple deaths tied to the ship.

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Authorities busted 29 youths using fake IDs at a California restaurant, after undercover agents observed a large group of underage individuals drinking alcohol. Police say everyone cited was under 21, with several also arrested for underage possession of alcohol, as part of an enforcement effort to curb illegal drinking. 

Triple‑digit heat is returning to the Central Valley, with Fresno and surrounding cities expected to top 100 degrees for the first time this year. Forecasters say the region will see a dramatic temperature jump — from cool conditions earlier in the week to highs around 102–104 degrees by early next week. Meteorologists warn the heat could also worsen air quality.

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