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Two neighboring groundwater agencies in Kings County are preparing for a showdown over how much farmers can pump even as the state Water Resources Control Board restarted probationary sanctions for farmers in the Tulare Lake subbasin.
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The voice behind Journey's biggest hits got his start in Hanford and Lemoore.
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While it started as a dirt track, it grew into a high-banked superspeedway, which scholars say was the first such track west of the Mississippi.
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One of the oldest buildings in the San Joaquin Valley sits just off of Highway 41 near Lemoore, and has ties to the Donner Party.
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Kings County has released its first-ever 5-year plan for improving public health.
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If local groundwater agencies can’t agree on a plan to rein in pumping voluntarily, the state could impose stricter measures.
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An interview with L.A. Times Reporter Jessica Garrison about her investigation into the local flood response after the re-emergence of Tulare Lake.
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A new report reveals disabled youth in the Kings County Juvenile Center have experienced “horrific conditions” for years.
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Kings County officials estimate billions of dollars in agricultural losses after nearly 100,000 acres of cotton, tomato, safflower, pistachios and other commodities were wiped out by Tulare Lake.
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KVPR and 1A are teaming up for a live virtual panel discussion on Tuesday, May 30, to ask: What can be done to help farmers during and after natural disasters?