Political Fix (18 May, 2017)

The Paradigm Shift Here is the Republican Party’s dilemma. In 2010, the majority of Americans were against universal healthcare and the Republican Party gave those Americans a voice. Then Obamacare became law and started savings lives. Since the advent of Obamacare there has been a paradigm shift from the belief that access to health- care […]

Times-Delta To Share New Editor with Redding, Salinas

The Visalia Times-Delta will now be managed by the Executive Editor of the Redding Record Searchlight, the newspaper announced earlier this month. The new editor, Silas Lyons, will take a “regional editing” role for North Central California. The new announcement means that Lyons, a Redding resident, will oversee operations at the Visalia Times-Delta, Salinas Californian and Redding […]

Political Fix (4 May, 2017)

Humble Beginnings President Trump’s honeymoon with the American people is officially over at 100 days. So how did he do? In his opinion he says, “I truly believe that the first 100 days of my administration has been just about the most successful in our country’s history.” Now that’s a statement that I can rally […]

Last Chance to Comment on Hanford General Plan

Hanford residents have one last chance to make their voices heard concerning the Hanford General Plan. Afinal Public Hearing will be during the city council meeting Tuesday, April 18, at 7pm in the council chambers. The public hearing was originally scheduled for April 4, but Council Member Justin Mendes was unexpectedly unavailable to attend. Even […]