Clovis, with its close ties to Fresno and agricultural roots, experiences regular accidents on CA-168. These incidents impact local commutes and disrupt travel to the nearby Sierra Nevada.
The year was 1890 and the Transcontinental Railroad was long since complete. Railroad fever was in full force throughout the United States. The Fresno Valley was no different. Under the investments and direction of several businessmen from Fresno, the San Joaquin Valley Railroad was established.
In building their railroad, Thomas E. Hughes, Marcus Pollasky, Fulton Berry, William Williams, Gilbert Osmun, H.D. Colson, and John D. Gray planned a freight stop on land owned by George Owen and Clovis Cole. The railroad would traverse the two properties along their joint border. On the side owned by Clovis Cole, there would be a small station. From this, the city of Clovis was born.
Whether planned or not, the Clovis stopping point would see considerable growth because of its proximity to Stevens Creek. The railroad is largely a thing of the past and the lumber mills have long since ceased to be the driving force of the Clovis economy, but one thing remains: Accidents happen.
Emergency personnel responded to the scene and found a white Chevrolet Silverado and two other cars involved in the crash. Fresno, CA. – Authorities are
One person was injured in the accident and was taken to hospital for treatment Fresno, CA. – One person was injured in a car accident
The CHP reported that an 18-year-old man was riding a bike at the intersection when he failed to yield to a red light and was
At least one person was injured in the accident and was taken to the hospital for treatment. Fresno, CA. – At least one person was
The officer suffered minor injuries and was taken to a local hospital for treatment Clovis, CA. – A police officer was injured in a collision
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