After the director of the Hanford Chamber of Commerce admitted a series of management errors and one city council member threatened to terminate the chamber’s contract, the chamber won a 60-day reprieve from the “chopping block” while the city works to rewrite the chamber’s services agreement. The Valley Voice has received complaints about the way […]
An editorial by Calvin Moore, Deputy Communications Director for the Congressional Leadership Fund [email protected] | 702-292-9606 | @calvinmoore_ In an interview with Your Central Valley this weekend, TJ admitted – on camera… to a reporter – that his shady business dealings are “absolutely going to be the centerstone” of his 2020 re-election. While we’re happy to celebrate that TJ has finally moved […]
“The Odd Couple,” Neil Simon classic comedy, opens the Visalia Players’ 63rd season of providing live theatre to the community. Since The Odd Couple opened in 1965, became a movie in 1968, and was a successful TV series in the 1970s, many younger readers may not be familiar with its quintessential theme: the hilarity and […]
The Beach Boys are coming to the Visalia Fox Theatre on December 5, 2019 at 7:30pm during their Holiday, Harmonies and Hits tour. Tickets went on sale to the public on July 26 at 12pm and are available at the Visalia Fox Theatre box office, by phone at (559) 625-1FOX and foxvisalia.org. You can capsulize […]
On July 25 Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 200, the Safe and Affordable Drinking Water Fund. He chose the community of Tombstone Territory in Fresno County to sign the bill to highlight the lack of safe drinking water in rural California. Tombstone is a small neighborhood of about four blocks less than 1 mile […]
On Friday, July 26 SEIU 521 Tulare County members held a press conference and rally in front of the Tulare County CAO’s office building. Workers from social services, roads and maintenance, health and others presented banners signed by hundreds of County workers. Messages addressed to Jason Britt highlighted the stark comparison between the county’s proposed […]
Plans for a new Hilton Garden Inn Hotel have been approved by the Planning Commission of Visalia. The 113-room hotel is to be built in Visalia’s BRP (Business Research Park) and promises to bring jobs and tourism to Visalia and the surrounding areas. Planner Paul Bernal successfully managed to get the Conditional Use Permit (CUP) […]
Although placing a child in the foster care system is the last resort for social workers, it does happen when the child is in an unstable or abusive home environment. In this instance, the foster child could be assigned a Court Appointed Special Advocate. CASA is a non-profit organization founded in an effort to advocate […]
Volunteers and community members support local kids with school supply donations Walmart and The Salvation Army are joining forces to provide new school supplies to local children in need during the “Stuff the Bus” campaign event at Walmart locations in Visalia and Tulare on Saturday, August 3, 2019. The “Stuff the Bus” campaign event in […]
This letter is to inform those who stand in question with regards to the Visalia Times Delta article regarding my daughter Dana. What was reported is far from reporting facts and truth, so I want to set the record straight. If you recall when reading the initial article, they quoted a Lieutenant of Visalia Police […]