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Joe Moore/Valley Public RadioFull water allocations for farmers, cities and other contractors are still to be determined for 2023. But the picture became a lot clearer this week. -
Uduak-Joe Ntuk has resigned after three years of leading the Geologic Energy Management Division.
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With recent California storms, drought conditions have managed to downgrade from “exceptional” to “severe." But despite the extremely wet weather, the drought is not over yet. -
As the Madera Community Hospital bankruptcy filing is expected to be completed, the closure of three clinics and a hospital in a single month in the county have left many questions.
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Gov. Newsom said the storms present a larger task of addressing the impact climate disasters are having on the state.
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Parts of the City of Merced and the neighboring community of Planada were under water on Tuesday as another atmospheric river coursed through the region. AP photographer Noah Berger captured these images of the damage.
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Fresno County Sheriff Margaret Mims retired in early January. She reflects on her long career of "firsts."
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The Merced City Council approved sending a letter to Attorney General Rob Bonta's office requesting an investigation of its police department.
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California Rep. Kevin McCarthy was challenged for the job, but in the end claimed the House Speaker gavel. The San Joaquin Valley politician catapulted to one of the most powerful positions in Washington, D.C.
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The Visalia-area hospital has less than 90 days of cash on hand as it tries to find a path forward amid ’devastating’ financial conditions.
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Local judges voted to repeal the rule in early January.
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Both counties were already experiencing a surge of patients with respiratory illnesses. But after the Madera hospital shut down, one county was left wondering what happens now and the other tending to more patients than it could handle.
