Tuesday brought a mix of development, dining and courtroom news across the Fresno area. From a new adult daycare center approved in Clovis to reader favorites in local restaurant coverage and a high-profile juvenile murder trial.

Here are The Fresno Bee’s top stories from Tuesday to catch you up Consuelo Alvarado, owner of Tabachines Cocina, located on the southwest corner of Herndon and Palm in Fresno, sits with a plate of beer-battered halibut tacos from the restaurant which has been voted in a poll by Fresno Bee readers as the highest-end restaurant in town. Consuelo Alvarado, owner of Tabachines Cocina, located on the southwest corner of Herndon and Palm avenues in Fresno, sits with a plate of beer-battered Alaskan halibut tacos from the restaurant, voted by Fresno Bee readers as the highest-end restaurant in town. CRAIG KOHLRUSS ckohlruss@fresnobee.com Vacant lot at Shaw and Fowler avenues home to new Clovis project. Here are details: The Clovis Planning Commission approved a 7,278-square-foot adult daycare center on a vacant parcel at 1750 Shaw Avenue within Shaw Avenue Plaza. Social Vocational Services, a nonprofit founded in 1977 that serves adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, will operate the center. It is licensed for up to 90 participants but typically serves 35-40 at a time, with hours Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.Fresno loves high-end dining. Insights from The Bee’s most-read food stories: An analysis of subscriber pageviews shows four of the top restaurant stories in 2026 focused on high-end dining. The No. 1 story was a reader poll on Fresno’s most upscale restaurant, won by Tabachines Cocina. Three of the top-read stories also involved restaurant closures, signaling strong subscriber interest in local business shutdowns.Was it a revenge plot over a rape? Judge to hear Clovis murder case in teen’s killing: A Fresno County judge set Thursday as the trial date for Cassie Michael, the accused getaway driver in the April 2025 execution-style shooting of 18-year-old Caleb Quick. Michael was 16 when she allegedly drove for her boyfriend Byron Rangel, who police say pulled the trigger. Clovis police allege the couple carried out a revenge plot, believing Quick had sexually assaulted Michael’s friend 10 days earlier. Because Michael was a minor, a judge — not a jury — will decide the case.

Original stories by Leqi Zhong, Bethany Clough and Thaddeus Miller

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