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Tulare Cares Emergency Shelter – a novel approach in design and function

In less than two weeks, Tulare will complete its $12.5 million project to shelter the city’s unhoused population — surpa...

The latest

Visalia’s shopping mall that wouldn’t die

Visalia’s Sequoia Mall has had its share of severe ups and downs over the decades. By the end of the 2010s, it was nearly dese...

Valley Voice, local publications honored at California Journalism Awards

The Valley Voice and other local publications, including the Sun-Gazette and Visalia Times-Delta, were awarded honors in the 2...

Cancer-causing pesticide exceeds California’s own safety trigger, requiring state to act

Newly posted state air monitoring data reveal that the average annual level of the fumigant pesticide 1,3-dichloropropene (1,3-D...
Tulare County Grand Jury Report now available

News

Assemblywoman Macedo Demands Immediate Enforcement of City of Avenal Recall Election Results

Today, Assemblywoman Alexandra Macedo (R-Tulare), who represents the City of Avenal, sent a letter to California Attorney Genera...

Celebrating COS’s 100th anniversary August 7 with book signing telling the college’s history
Sierra View Local Health Care District Board of Directors nomination period now open for November 3 election
Fresno airport partners with Metropolis for effortless parking experiences
City of Porterville announces organizational realignment to advance organizational excellence

Entertainment

Celebrating COS’s 100th anniversary August 7 with book signing telling the college’s history

College of the Sequoias turns 100 this fall, and a just-published book by retired history professor Dr. Newell Bringhurst tells ...

Arts Visalia presents: Young at Art: Summer Youth Art Exhibition
TCOE Theatre Company to open musical, Big Fish, this week at Rotary Theatre
The Tule River Parkway Association puts on free community event at the Native Plant Gardens
Donna’s Calendar of Events!!

Education

Celebrating COS’s 100th anniversary August 7 with book signing telling the college’s history

College of the Sequoias turns 100 this fall, and a just-published book by retired history professor Dr. Newell Bringhurst tells ...

Porterville Library commemorates America’s 250th anniversary with reading challenge
Rosa Brothers Milk Company releases “Home of the Brave” commemorative glass bottle for America’s 250th anniversary
Back-to-back gold for Fresno Pacific University
Free summer meals for kids and teens at Tulare County libraries

Health

Adventist Health in Central California nationally recognized for excellence in stroke care

All six of the Adventist Health hospitals in Central California that report data to the American Heart Association Get With T...

Third class graduates from Sierra View Medical Center’s Internal Medicine Residency Program
Adventist Health launches new minimally invasive enlarged prostate treatment in Tulare, Hanford with
Blood pressure monitors now available at libraries in Tulare, Kings Counties
Sierra View Medical Center recognized in Best of Central California Awards

Agriculture

Fourth of July cookout costs reflect inflation

As Americans prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July, and mark the nation’s 250th anniversary, many families will gather in a ...

California Farm Bureau partners with California Department of Fish and Wildlife for $1.1 million to ranchers facing livestock loss from wolf attacks
U.S. meat consumption increases despite rising prices
Westlands Water District responds to updated Central Valley Project allocation
Going farm fresh: School districts look to growers as they ditch ultraprocessed foods

Opinion

Letter: Whole milk in schools is a “step backward”

Dear Editor: The recent decision to bring whole and 2% milk back to school lunches is a step backward for school nutrition. Many...

Letter: Resources available for mothers struggling with mental health
Cesar Chavez Park on Tulare City Council Agenda – Make Your Voice Heard!
Classified Employees Urge Community to Attend Visalia Unified Board Meeting Amid Ongoing Layoffs
Letter: Business in Porterville is hampered by chaos, not regulation

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 ...

Political Fix (4 July, 2024)
Political Fix: 2023, a year in review
Political Fix (7 January, 2022)
Political Fix (8 January, 2021)

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