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March 7, 2016

• Oceanside man killed crossing Highway 99 in downtown Fresno
• Two men killed in separate Fresno-area hit-and-runs identified
• Prep basketball: Playoff brackets set for SoCal Regionals
• Fresno State women’s basketball: Faz Davalos named top defender ahead of MW Tourney
• Fresno State spring football: Running back Dontel James happy to be back home
• Obituaries for Tuesday, March 8
• Fresno man on trial for drunken-driving crash that killed his girlfriend
• Climate-change believers include GOP
• Protest Clovis water rate hikes
• Miranda warning is more than words
• Orange ribbons signal multiple sclerosis awareness week
• Churches should pay taxes
• Former Fresno State football star Logan Mankins retiring from NFL
• Stranger than fiction: Police officer pens “Savage Justice” novel based on true Clovis events with his K9 partner
• Fresno’s gas price is going up, but remains below past years
• Man arrested in Tulare Walmart bomb threat
• Letter: Support Kid’s Day and Valley Children’s Hospital
• Empty Vons to reopen as Asia Supermarket in central Fresno
• Weekend storm helps Fresno beat rain season average
• Time for explanation and examination at UC
• Chasing the Bulls’ record: Warriors’ cold shooting costly in loss to Lakers
• Fresno State men’s basketball: Red-hot Bulldogs roar back in regular-season finale
• Out & About: Go Red For Women Luncheon & Fashion Show in Clovis Veterans Memorial District
• 5 Things To Do Today, Monday, March 7
• Fresno boy honored for saving brother from hit-run vehicle
• CIF State Wrestling Championships: Clovis’ Justin Mejia in position to chase rare record
• Golf: Fore You for the week of March 7
• Fresno State roundup: Softball team draws twice in unusual Sunday
• Fresno State baseball: Bulldogs’ win streak ends at San Diego State
• WGN going ‘Underground’ with new series
• Rising cases of horrific abuse push Valley Children’s Hospital to increase care
• Valley Children’s nurse adopts a big-hearted patient
• Valley Children’s doctor uses new method to fix spine that requires fewer surgeries