The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington School of Medicine today updated its numbers and again reduced the number of projected deaths and number of days before the country flattens the curve. The University of Washington now predicts the United States will peak April 12 instead of the previously projected […]
The University of Washington’s Institute of Health has updated its numbers concerning the impact of COVID- 19 on the nation and California, and it is very good news. The University of Washington’s COVID-19 projections, assuming full social distancing through May, is predicting the number of cases nationally will peak April 15. The peak was previously […]
Mary Bryant President CEO has announced “Our Fundraiser for Easter Sunday at Mooney Grove Park, An Easter Storybook Event, April 12, has been cancelled by County and Park officials. All events at Mooney Grove Park, at least thru April 30, will be rescheduled if possible. The park will be closed entire Easter weekend. According to […]
Take a break from the news and fill out the Census. Our household has received letters and postcards concerning the census with a stern message, “Your response is required by law.” The first envelop that landed in our mail box was the actual survey with reminder and information notices following. Needing no outside motivation, I […]
Now more than ever blood donations are needed to ensure an adequate supply for Central Valley residents. As the coronavirus outbreak continues to evolve, blood donation appointments have been cancelled, creating a severe shortage of donated blood which could jeopardize the lives of thousands of hospital patients. But Visalians are answering the call. According to […]
The City of Visalia is having a special closed session meeting tomorrow at 10am with one closed session item and one special agenda item open to the public. The closed session agenda item states: “THREAT TO PUBLIC SERVICES OR FACILITIES, Government Code Section 54957(a), Consultation with City Manager, City Attorney, City Litigator, Department Heads.” City […]
One great outing for those who want to get out of the house but still need deep social distancing is a bark park. But can your dog or others pass the new corona virus to humans? While corona viruses are common in several types of domestic and wild animals–cattle, horses, dogs, cats, ferrets, camels, and […]
Saturday was the second full day of Governor Newsom’s Shelter-in-Place order and relative calm has been maintained in Tulare County. Already a sense of normalcy has settled in as residents are accepting the fact that this will be our new normal for possibly several months. To create a stranger atmosphere than already existed, My 97.5 […]
Long lines at all three Tulare County pot dispensaries snaked outside their buildings as wait times of up to 60 minutes were reported. Token Farms in Farmersville offered a curbside service and customers waited 30 cars deep, and for up to 90 minutes, to pick up their orders. Security guards and orange cones were lined […]
UPDATE: Visalia is working with Cal Trans to resolve the problem. There is a new stop sign along East Mineral King Avenue going toward Ben Maddox at the entrance to Highway 198. Unfortunately its so hard to see few people know its there. While the Valley Voice observed the traffic approaching the stop sign on […]