Visalia Mexican restaurant working to reopen after fire

56-year-old Jessie Hager was arrested by the Visalia Police Department in connection to the fire.

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Tuesday, May 7, 2024
Visalia Mexican restaurant working to reopen after fire
A South Valley restaurant is one step closer to opening its doors again after a fire destroyed it just over a year ago.

VISALIA, Calif. (KFSN) -- A South Valley restaurant is one step closer to opening its doors again after a fire destroyed it just over a year ago.

Alejandra's Mexican Restaurant in Visalia shared a Facebook post that mentions their gratitude for the community's support.

The restaurant was one of three businesses impacted by the fire last spring.

56-year-old Jessie Hager was arrested by the Visalia Police Department in connection to the fire.

Police say he had a long history with law enforcement.

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Now, the Downtown Visalia business looks to open again in the near future after spending the last 12 months rebuilding.