By Jordan Nicholson In The Sierras, right in our own backyard, there are some pretty incredible trails, full of wildlife, rivers and dense forests. You want to call yourself a hiker and be a part of...

By Cassandra Sandoval Leo Politi, a local artist whose illustrations and children’s books celebrate diversity, was remembered in an exhibit at the Fresno Art Museum on Friday. Born in Fresno...

By Jordan Nicholson The spring semester has begun, and it's time to get outdoorsy. There's no better way to relieve semester stress and tension than to lace up your boots and blaze a new trail. The...

A few drinks with friends, harmless banter and a slew of trivia questions is what a Wednesday night looks like at The Landmark during its Pub Quiz night. Located in the Tower District, The Landmark...

Whether you spend New Year’s Eve in town, out of town or on the beach, there is a little something for everyone to make the last day of the year memorable. Local venue Rainbow Ballroom will host...

Looking for the perfect gift for upcoming holidays? Look no further than the Fresno State Kennel Bookstore and the Bulldog Shop. The bookstore has plenty of merchandise that would make great gifts...

East Coast indie punk bands Lemuria and Into It. Over It. played Wednesday night at local venue Strummer’s, located in the center of Fresno’s Tower District, as part of their nationwide tour, which...

Christmas Tree Lane has lit up Fresno for the past 92 years and is one of the longest-running events nationwide. The 2014 celebration kicked off the holiday season on Tuesday night for the first walk...

The “Girl on Fire” is back and is equal parts badass and tarnished symbol of the Panem rebellion. Unless you have read Suzanne Collins’ “ The Hunger Games” trilogy or have recently binge-watched...