Central Valley Community Bank is once again offering free shredding of legal documents for personal or business needs.

The mobile shredder will be in different locations throughout the San Joaquin Valley in the coming months. What makes this shredding safe is that papers will be shredded in different locations - to help combat identity theft concerns. 

Click HERE for the full list of shredding locations.

Clovis Police arrested a 17-year-old female student Tuesday night for selling candy infused with marijuana on the Clovis North High School campus. Clovis Unified School District Police requested assistance from the Clovis Police Narcotics Specialty Unit regarding this case. The investigation revealed the teen had been selling the hallucinogenic candy for about a week and a half for $5 to $10 per piece.

The Clovis Police Narcotics Unit‘s investigation determined that there were some other students on campus involved, but at a lesser level. They were not arrested, and instead, will be dealt with administratively through the school.

At this point, neither Clovis Police nor Clovis Unified Police know how many students may have purchased and consumed the drug-tainted candy. The investigation is continuing. 

FORMER CALIFORNIA STATE JUSTICE OFFERS SECOND SIGNING AND DISCUSSION DUE TO OVERWHELMING RESPONSE

WHAT: A Book Barn will host former California state justice, James Ardaiz, for a second book signing and discussion of his book, Hands Through Stone. The book reveals the true story of the Fran’s Market Murders, masterminded from prison by Clarence Ray Allen, the last man executed in California. Ardaiz will be available to sign copies of his book and answer questions.

WHERE: A Book Barn

640 Clovis Ave.

Clovis, CA 93612

(On the corner of Clovis and 7th)

WHEN: Tomorrow, Saturday, Jan. 19

2 p.m. – 4 p.m.