A press release from Veronica Casanova, Librarian IV Tulare County Library’s Lindsay, Exeter, Ivanhoe, Orosi and Tipton Branches celebrate Día de los Niños/Día de los Libros: Children’s Day/Book Day. Inspired by “Children’s Day”, Día is celebrated in countries around the world officially since 1925. In 1996 after learning about Mexico’s tradition of celebrating April 30th […]
The public is invited to observe National Crime Victims’ Rights Week 2022 at the Tulare County District Attorney’s annual memorial quilt unveiling at 6 pm on Monday, May 2 at the Visalia Convention Center Charter Oak Ballroom. Since 1981, National Crime Victims’ Rights Week has brought attention to the millions of Americans impacted by crime […]
Kelly Culver is running for Tulare County Board of Supervisors District 4. Kelly has been a first grade teacher in Dinuba for 25 years. She has seen the struggles her student’s families have faced. The lockdown was a wake-up call. Culver is running to protect our freedom. Wearing a mask or getting a shot should […]
A civil rights lawsuit alleging that a group of Tulare County Sheriff Office deputies carried out an organized assault on an unarmed man — supposedly lying in wait for the victim then beating him nearly to death and partially blinding him during an attack carried out in the presence of his elderly mother — will […]
After holding a series of public meetings to gather community input, the Kaweah Delta Health Care District Board, which governs Kaweah Health, has wrapped up its redistricting process, approving a map that redraws the district’s five geographic zones to better reflect the population it serves for future board elections. The new map, which was approved […]
On April 22, Self-Help Enterprises will hold a groundbreaking of the Los Arroyos apartments, a 108-unit affordable rental community located at 135 E. Walnut Avenue in Farmersville. Los Arroyos will provide permanent affordable rental housing to working people in Farmersville, and is located within walking distance of shopping, schools, and recreation. It is a highly […]
A press release from Kings County District Attorney Keith Fagundes The Committee to Elect Keith Fagundes for another term as Kings County District Attorney has announced that DA Fagundes has swept the endorsements of all Hanford’s Public Safety Associations. After both candidates presented their ability and skill to each group noted below, there is overwhelming […]
The Cedar Grove area of Kings Canyon National Park will not be opening on Friday, April 22, as scheduled, due to a significant rockslide on a portion of Highway 180 near Boyden Cavern (east of the cave at milepost 131) in Sequoia National Forest. Cal Trans has reported substantial damage resulting from the slide, and […]
It was probably no coincidence that Kings County Personnel Director Henie Ring told the Kings County Board of Supervisors on April 18 that she is resigning and moving out of the county. Ring, a 15 year Kings County employee, is listed as a witness to “unprecedented abuse” in a complaint filed by former County Administrative […]
District C Council Member Diane Sharp, who already resigned as mayor due to fallout from an affordable housing project issue, is now the subject of a recall effort. The initial qualification filed by Jim Nelson was rejected yesterday but City Clerk Natalie Corral said she expected Nelson to fix the petition and refile the notice. […]