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Visalia council says no to capital improvements sales tax vote

There will be one less item on the November ballot after the Visalia City Council decided not to ask voters for approval of a ne...

The latest

Randy Villegas challenges David Valadao and Jasmeet Bains to televised debate for CA-22 primary

Randy Villegas, candidate for Congress in California’s 22nd Congressional District, formally challenges Republican David Valad...

College of the Sequoias breaks ground on University Center at Visalia Campus

College of the Sequoias will host a groundbreaking ceremony for the new University Center on April 23 at 10:00 a.m. at the Visal...

Iran war strands California farm exports

The U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, now in its third week, is taking a toll on California’s high-value specialty crop sector. In a...

News

Tulare County Library Joins One Book, One Coast, the West Coast’s Largest Book Club Connecting Communities Across Three States

This spring, Tulare County Library invites our communities to take part in One Book, One Coast, a shared reading initiative conn...

Kiwanis Club of Tulare Announces 2026 Farmer of the Year
Esther Perez announces candidacy for Visalia City Council District 5
Tulare’s Zumwalt Park wins prestigious statewide award
Tulare Leadership Class Presents “Rock for Leadership” Fundraiser Featuring Nationally Recognized Killer Dueling Pianos

Entertainment

Kiwanis Club of Tulare Announces 2026 Farmer of the Year

Jim Morehead will be honored as the Tulare Noon Kiwanis’ 65th Annual Farmer of the Year, at a banquet set for April 1, 2026 at...

Arts Visalia presents Symbiosis by Cheryl Coon and The Cigarette Box Project by Angel Lesnikowski
CACHE to host solo neo-expressionist art exhibition
Cars on K to return to Downtown Tulare with a special visit from Easter Bunny
Tulare Leadership Class Presents “Rock for Leadership” Fundraiser Featuring Nationally Recognized Killer Dueling Pianos

Education

Tulare County Library Joins One Book, One Coast, the West Coast’s Largest Book Club Connecting Communities Across Three States

This spring, Tulare County Library invites our communities to take part in One Book, One Coast, a shared reading initiative conn...

Westlands Water District now accepting applications for 2026 high school scholarships
Tulare County Library invites you to “Be Our Guest” at book festival
National History Day – Tulare County sees 47 finalists selected to advance to state
Porterville College to host expert panel on end-of-life care and hospice philosophy

Health

Kaweah Health board appoints Jonna Schengel as Zone 2 representative

The Kaweah Health Board of Directors has appointed Jonna Schengel, PT, MA, Ed.D., to serve as the Zone 2 representative, filling...

Kaweah Health earns high performing status in U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 Maternity Care hospital rankings
Kaweah Health, Tulare County open Youth Crisis Stabilization Unit
Tuberculosis cases on the rise in Tulare County, officials encourage screening
Kaweah Health expands visitor policy

Agriculture

Kiwanis Club of Tulare Announces 2026 Farmer of the Year

Jim Morehead will be honored as the Tulare Noon Kiwanis’ 65th Annual Farmer of the Year, at a banquet set for April 1, 2026 at...

From the Fields: Dan Errotabere, Fresno County farmer
Westlands Water District releases 2025 crop report
Beekeepers assess this year’s colony health
World Ag Expo celebrates successful 2026 event

Opinion

Classified Employees Urge Community to Attend Visalia Unified Board Meeting Amid Ongoing Layoffs

Classified employees of Visalia Unified School District are calling on fellow employees and community members to attend the upco...

Letter: Business in Porterville is hampered by chaos, not regulation
Redwood student writes: One Nation under God, Indivisible, With Liberty and Justice for All?
Letter: Sheriff Boudreaux, do not encrypt radio channels
Letter: Porterville deserves leaders who listen

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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