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San Joaquin Valley cities and counties are scrambling to revise state-mandated housing plans after California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced earlier this week his plans to sue over a dozen Valley jurisdictions that are out of compliance with state housing law.
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Some landowners in Tulare and Kings counties are facing a mandatory well registration deadline of July 1, 2026.
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Kaweah Health is getting nursing staff through a new partnership.
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In December of 1867, a portion of Dennison Mountain slid into the Kaweah River, creating a 400-foot natural dam that eventually gave way, flooding Visalia.
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Today's Kings County used to be a part of Tulare County, until it broke away in 1893.
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Created for the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exhibition in San Francisco, the original sculpture sat for over 50 years in Mooney Grove Park. Today, a replica sits in its place.
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Unlike most rivers in the Central Valley, the Kaweah spreads out into multiple channels as it enters the valley floor. It has also been given multiple names throughout history.
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Visalia's history dates back to 1852, making it the oldest city in the Central Valley south of the delta.
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Scholars say the Tulare County town of Yettem is the only one in America that bears an Armenian name.
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The ongoing case against a Tulare County groundwater agency for allegedly not paying its fair share to fix the sinking Friant-Kern Canal will continue, according to a recent ruling.