San Joaquin Valley

The number of senior citizens who live alone in the San Joaquin Valley has grown by more than 30% since 2012, adding to a population at increased risk to both physical and mental health.

The Trump administration has warned more than 500 hospitals nationwide, including three in the Central Valley, that they are failing to provide the public with enough information about prices.

An increase in seasonal agricultural work and the end of the school year in the San Joaquin Valley are expected to mean more people spending more time working and playing outside – potentially increasing the risk of contracting valley fever.

A “founding convention” was held in early May for the launch of an effort called “United San Joaquin.”

The holiday season in the Kaweah subbasin got a little more jolly thanks to its formal removal from the state’s groundwater enforcement process on Tuesday.

Newly released state guidelines on how to get a handle on subsidence, or land sinking, were received with mixed reactions after they were released by the Department of Water Resources last week.

The Yokuts used petroleum from natural oil seeps for thousands of years before the modern oil and gas industry.

The river we know today as the San Joaquin has had many names over the years.

Muir called the region "the floweriest piece of world" during his visit in 1868.

One of the endangered species that calls the vernal pools home has lived for millions of years.