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- 1Businesses may raise service prices as gas costs climb▼Businesses may start charging more for services as rising gas prices persist
Businesses may start charging customers more for services as gasoline prices continue to rise, according to an ABC30 Fresno report. Higher fuel costs raise operating expenses for companies that rely on vehicles and deliveries, and some owners say those costs could be passed on to consumers through higher fees and service charges if prices at the pump stay elevated.
- 2$253 Million Broadband Expansion to Reach Five Central Valley Communities▼$253M Broadband expansion to bring high-speed internet to 5 Central Valley communities
A $253 million broadband expansion project is set to bring high-speed internet to five communities in California's Central Valley. Local ABC affiliate ABC30 in Fresno reported the announcement, which targets areas that have long lacked reliable internet access. The investment is expected to improve connectivity for residents, schools and businesses in one of the state's most underserved regions.
- 3Fresno Tower District businesses demand action on violence▼Tower District businesses call for action after recent string of violent incidents
Businesses in Fresno's Tower District are calling for action from city officials after a recent string of violent incidents in the neighborhood. Owners say safety concerns are mounting and are pressing local leaders for a response. ABC30 Fresno reported on the calls, though details of the specific incidents and any official reaction were not provided.
- 4Fresno State expands support for pregnant and parenting students with new grant▼Fresno State uses new grant to expand support for pregnant and parenting students
Fresno State is using a new grant to expand support services for pregnant and parenting students. The funding is expected to help the university provide additional resources so students can continue their education while raising children. Local outlet ABC30 Fresno reported the announcement, drawing attention from the campus community and regional audience.
- 5Buchanan freshman with Down syndrome stars on field and in pool▼Good Sports: Buchanan freshman with Down syndrome defying the odds on the field and in pool
A freshman at Buchanan High School who has Down syndrome is winning attention for competing both on the athletic field and in the swimming pool. ABC30 in Fresno featured the student in its Good Sports segment, describing the teen as defying the odds through determination and participation in school sports, a story readers have greeted warmly.
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Libelula has announced plans to re-open its doors in Downtown Fresno. The news, reported by ABC30, signals a return for the business to the city's downtown area. Details on the reopening date and location have not yet been shared, but the announcement has drawn attention from local residents following coverage of the plan.
- 7Madera South High adds advanced musicianship course to music program▼Madera South High expands music program with new advanced musicianship course
Madera South High School in Madera, California, is expanding its music program with a new advanced musicianship course, ABC30 Fresno reports. The addition gives students a higher-level option as the school builds on its existing music offerings. The announcement has drawn local attention as part of broader coverage of arts education in the Fresno area.
- 8Rob Bonta hails 'great settlement' with Paramount▼California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Paramount: 'We had a great settlement'
California Attorney General Rob Bonta says the state reached what he called a 'great settlement' with Paramount. His comments, carried by ABC7 Los Angeles and ABC30 Fresno, confirm an agreement in the state's legal matter with the company, though the terms and subject of the settlement were not detailed in the available reporting.
- 9Campaign Warns Parents About Misleading Online Health Claims▼Healthy Kids Healthy Futures: Misleading online health claims
ABC30 Fresno's Healthy Kids Healthy Futures segment addresses the spread of misleading health claims online and how families can respond to them. The segment is part of the station's ongoing series focused on children's health, urging parents to check sources and consult medical professionals before acting on information found on the internet.
- 10Workout Wednesday: Core strength without sit-ups▼Workout Wednesday: Strengthening your core without sit-ups
ABC30 Fresno's Workout Wednesday segment highlights ways to strengthen your core without doing sit-ups. The piece offers alternative core exercises for people who find sit-ups uncomfortable or ineffective, part of the station's recurring weekly fitness feature aimed at helping viewers build healthier routines.