Christina Fan

Christina Fan joined the @abc30 news team in February 2016 as a general assignment reporter

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#BREAKING: A 16-year-old boy is in critical but stable condition at the hospital after he was stabbed at the Sinclair gas station near Belmont and 99. Suspect was parked at the pumps and attacked the teenager, stabbing him at least once in the chest.

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This parent says she was three cars behind Superintedent Robin Hopper when she crashed on Highway 140 Sunday. CHP officers say Hopper was driving under the influence when she hit a utility pole. They say she couldn’t recall what happened.

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#BREAKING: Mariposa Unified board voted unanimously to put Robin Hopper on paid administrative leave through the end of her contact in June. Jeff Aranguena has been named the new interim.

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“There’s no one here who hasn’t made a mistake” — Parents ask the board members to consider her entire career and not just one misstep. They want her to be able to fulfill her contract until the end of June.

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Mariposa Unified trustees called a special closed session meeting regarding the recent arrest of Superintendent Robin Hopper for DUI. Parents have been speaking in support of Hopper and are asking for “a second chance”. The superintendent is here tonight.

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@NathalieABC30 @abc7carlos Who is his favorite member?! 😂😂#betterbejimin

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#BREAKING: Mariposa County Superintedent Robin Hopper is facing legal troubles. The 54-year-old was arrested Sunday night for driving under the influence and biting a correctional officer as she was being led to a sobering cell. Hopper was two months shy of her resignation date.

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I was 15-years-old when I visited the beautiful Notre Dame cathedral for the first time. Friends who live there tell me its majestic towers were a sight they and the world always took for granted. Certainty, not anymore.

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A 47-year-old Fresno woman was about to commit suicide. Then a group of schoolboys began chanting 'Stop, your life is worth it'
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Nipsey Hussle murals popping up all across Fresno to honor the late rapper. This one is by High City Smoke Shop. “He transcended music,” according to many of his followers.

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Someone needs to buy @CoryABC30 a longer iPhone charger😂 this is how he answers his calls.

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@luda_559 looks like the perfect amount of everything ☺️

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wonder if I have enough salsa 🤔

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@_joannnaa Tacos Tijuana 👌

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This video is ABSOLUTELY CRAZY. Watch as a store clerk wrestles a shotgun out of a robber’s hands as he is being held up at the Omega Mart in Porterville Friday. At one point, the shotgun is pressed against his body and he tries to wrangle it away. Luckily, the gun was not loaded

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#BREAKING: Cutler standoff is over. Deputies arrested 49-year-old Ramiro Garcia from Cutler.

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Neighbors say the suspect owns a bounce house business and has a history of drug use.

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#DEVELOPING: Tulare deputies negotiating with a man who threatened his neighbor with a knife and then barricaded himself inside his home. Standoff has been going on for almost 4 hours.

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Deputies have cut off power to the suspect’s home. They have been trying to speak with him over the loudspeaker in Spanish but have not heard from him.

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Police suspect the two men are responsible for a rash of thefts Wednesday that left 20 community mailboxes broken into. They are calling the arrests a major victory.

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MAIL THIEVES CAUGHT: Tulare Police say Richard Judd and Charlie Blackwood stole more than 1,000 pieces of mail from Tulare families. An off-duty police officer spotted them lurking Thursday around a community mailbox, pulled them over, and found counterfeit keys along w/ letters.