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Hannah Gonzales

Hannah Gonzales

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Reporter, KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA)

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  • ‘Unsafe, unsanitary, unacceptable’: Merced homeless encampment off Hwy 99 removed

    By Hannah Gonzales Verified| KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA) Verified MERCED, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Merced County and city officials are cleaning up one of the largest homeless encampments within the county. Law enforcement says the plot of land at Crist Avenue and De Long Street has been a problem area for years, but it’s recently gotten out of control with 64 structures, 54 occupants, nearly 20 dogs, and seven cars. “You come down Highway 99, and this is what you see. This is not what Merced is about,” said Merced County’s PIO Mike North.

    By Hannah Gonzales Verified · KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA)

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • ‘What we’re here to do’: Huron Officer saves baby’s life

    By Hannah Gonzales Verified| KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA) Verified HURON, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A baby is home safe with family after a Huron Police Officer saved its life. Last weekend, the officer was responding to a 911 call from a babysitter and was the first to arrive on the scene, even beating the paramedics. Officer Brayden Grove says in Huron, the police can arrive on a scene within minutes, whereas it can take EMS 20 minutes or more. And in such critical situations, every minute can mean the difference between life and death.

    By Hannah Gonzales Verified · KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA)

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • ‘Unsafe, unsanitary, unacceptable’: Merced homeless encampment off Hwy 99 removed

    By Hannah Gonzales Verified| KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA) Verified MERCED, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Merced County and city officials are cleaning up one of the largest homeless encampments within the county. Law enforcement says the plot of land at Crist Avenue and De Long Street has been a problem area for years, but it’s recently gotten out of control with 64 structures, 54 occupants, nearly 20 dogs, and seven cars. “You come down Highway 99, and this is what you see. This is not what Merced is about,” said Merced County’s PIO Mike North.

    By Hannah Gonzales Verified · KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA)

    Apr. 21, 2025

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KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA)