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Water managers were relieved after the Army Corps of Engineers agreed to back off of a sudden decision to dump massive amounts of water from Kaweah and Success lakes.
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A former cattle ranch in the southern Sierra Nevada foothills with proximity to the headwaters of Deer Creek is one step closer to being conserved thanks to a $2.4 million grant and collaborative efforts between the Tule River Indian Tribe, California Natural Resources Agency, The Conservation Fund and the Wildlife Conservation Board.
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More milk products come from Tulare County, California, than any other county in the U.S. Public health officials there are trying to guard against bird flu infecting humans.
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Large mounds of earth scattered across the landscape puzzled scientists for generations. Now researchers believe they have discovered the origins of the Valley's "hog wallows."
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Over a century ago, electric trains from the Visalia Electric Railroad connected many communities in eastern Tulare County.
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At least two dairy workers infected were from different farms, and were showing mild symptoms. They were treated with antiviral medications and isolated at home.
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The Neighborhood Village, located in the community of Goshen, contains more than 50 mobile home units and offers a unique approach to one of California’s thorniest problems.
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The Tulare County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that at least two others have drowned at the photogenic site known as the Seven Teacups.
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A break in the rain gave way to spectacular views of the peaks of the California Sierra Nevada mountains.
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A San Joaquin Valley dairy farmer recently earned a prestigious national award that only four other farmers in the state have won in the last 25 years.