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Two Tulare County supes walk out as LGBTQ+ support organizations honored

Two members of the Tulare County Board of Supervisors made an unannounced exit during a ceremony honoring the work of LGBTQ+ sup...

The latest

TCAG names Senator Hurtado as 2026 LocalMotion Elected Official of the Year

Senator Melissa Hurtado (D-Bakersfield) has been named the recipient of the 2026 LocalMotion Elected Official of the Year by the...

Gold Runner to run special trains to Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park for 2026 Juneteenth Celebration

Travelers from Northern California, the Bay Area, or the Central Valley are invited to experience a scenic day trip aboard the G...

Much anticipation, but few surprises, in California’s June 2 Primary

What does California have in common with Iowa, New York, Montana, South Dakota, New Mexico and New Jersey? They all held primari...

News

City of Visalia seeking applicants for Planning Commission, apply by June 19

The City of Visalia is currently accepting applications to fill one vacancy on the Planning Commission for a full term set to ex...

Election Day is Tomorrow!!
Costa Announces More Than $131 Million for Central Valley Water Infrastructure Projects
Westbound Goshen Ave. to be closed at Shirk/Goshen intersection for construction
California Health Sciences University honors its largest cohort of graduates

Entertainment

Visalia Republican Women Federated announces free community movie series celebrating America’s 250th birthday

Visalia is getting a stars-and-stripes summer celebration worthy of a fireworks finale. The Visalia Republican Women Federated�...

Calendar of Events
CACHE to host second annual Student Art Exhibit Reception
Fresh Food, Local Flavor, and Tourism Growth: California Hot Springs Launches New Farmers Market Amid Resort Restoration

Education

Free summer meals for kids and teens at Tulare County libraries

The Tulare County Library offers free meals during Summer 2026 to children and teens ages 0 to 18 at eight branch locations in D...

Tulare County Library opening Summer Reading Challenge on June 9
COS Training Resource Center announces Summer 2026 Smart Automation & Robotics Training program
Visalia Unified expands athletic opportunities with launch of Girls’ Flag Football in 26-27
Valley PBS to host Central Valley premiere of Wowsabout, with live puppet appearances, at Visalia Fox

Health

Blood pressure monitors now available at libraries in Tulare, Kings Counties

Patrons across 18 Central Valley libraries will now be able to check their blood pressure and manage a major risk factor ...

Sierra View Medical Center recognized in Best of Central California Awards
Sierra Hills Senior Living unveils newly renovated community June 16
Adventist Health Tulare offers new lifesaving procedure
Adventist Health expands robotic surgical capabilities in Hanford with a second da Vinci Xi system

Agriculture

U.S. meat consumption increases despite rising prices

America’s demand for meat continues to grow, even as the cost of beef, pork and chicken rises. Memorial Day weekend is the uno...

Westlands Water District responds to updated Central Valley Project allocation
Going farm fresh: School districts look to growers as they ditch ultraprocessed foods
California Antique Farm Equipment Show™ returns to Tulare with weekend of family fun
Kiwanis Club of Tulare Announces 2026 Farmer of the Year

Opinion

Letter: Resources available for mothers struggling with mental health

Dear Editor, Right now, somewhere in Tulare County, a new mother is sitting in a quiet room, baby finally asleep and she is not ...

Cesar Chavez Park on Tulare City Council Agenda – Make Your Voice Heard!
Classified Employees Urge Community to Attend Visalia Unified Board Meeting Amid Ongoing Layoffs
Letter: Business in Porterville is hampered by chaos, not regulation
Redwood student writes: One Nation under God, Indivisible, With Liberty and Justice for All?

Political Fix

Political Fix: 2024, a wild ride – and kind of glad it’s over!

The year 2024 ended with President Donald Trump getting elected for a second term and President Jimmy Carter’s passing at 100 ...

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