Potential burglary suspect arrested at FCC

Story By: Keaundrey Clark, Sports|February 19, 2016

Fresno City College Police officers apprehend burglary suspect in front of Pacific Cafe on Friday Feb. 19, 2016. Larry Valenzuela/ Photo

a potential burglary suspect as been arrested at Fresno City College. No name has been given at this time. More information still to come.

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Potential burglary suspect arrested at FCC

Fresno City Council Approves Two Ordinances, Prohibit Camping in Public Places and Cracking Down on Trespassing.

Fresno City College’s “Heroes to the Rescue” Veterans Day Ceremony

Report COVID-19 Vaccination Status by Nov. 10, 2021, Instructions

Bad Air Quality Affecting Fresno City College’s Sports

Increase in Incidents Throughout SCCCD as In-Person Classes Return

The Search for a Permanent Fresno City College President Nears Its End

The Social Justice Club aims for students to learn about and engage with important social justice issues.

Building Moore to Fresno City College: The new vice president of administrative services

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