FRESNO, California — Gunfire in Fresno's Tower District early on Sunday, October 25, damaged two businesses but injured no one, according to the Fresno Police Department account reported by ABC30 Action News.
Source: ABC30 Action News (reporting Fresno Police Department information, Oct 25, 2026)
Police received reports of gunfire at about 2:24 a.m. near Fulton Street and Dennett Avenue, just south of the Tower Theatre. The gunfire struck the exterior of a nearby business on Fulton, and around the corner a nail salon on Dennett was left with a bullet hole in the wall and a bullet on the floor, ABC30 reported.
Source: Crime615 (reporting the Fresno Police Department account, Oct 25, 2026)
Security video from the area captured at least ten rounds, ABC30 reported. The footage showed two groups meet in front of a home and exchange words before one person pulled out a gun and opened fire. Officers who were nearby heard the gunfire and responded within about a minute of the last shot.
Source: ABC30 Action News (reporting Fresno Police Department information, Oct 25, 2026)
Police told ABC30 that a music video was being filmed in the area and that several people were denied entry, left, and fired multiple rounds. Investigators have not announced an arrest, and police have not said that anyone was hurt in the incident.
Source: ABC30 Action News (reporting Fresno Police Department information, Oct 25, 2026)
The shooting came on the first weekend of the city's new safety plan for the Tower District, days after Mayor Jerry Dyer promised a zero-tolerance approach to violent crime in the entertainment district, ABC30 reported. Business owners spent Sunday dealing with boarded windows and bullet damage.
Source: ABC30 Action News (reporting Fresno Police Department information, Oct 25, 2026)