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Plans to build the dam were mired in bureaucratic rivalry in Washington D.C. for years, drawing the attention of two presidents.
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Appellate court justices heard arguments Tuesday in the highly watched dispute over whether the state exceeded its authority when it placed the Tulare Lake subbasin on probation last year for failing to come up with an adequate plan to protect the region’s groundwater.
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The audit from the California Office of the Inspector General warns lives could be lost if prisons don’t improve their emergency and evacuation plans.
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Spanish Lieutenant Gabriel Moraga named the Kings River in January 1805. But he wasn't the only one to give the mighty river a name.
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Take a trip back in time to when Lake Corcoran covered most of the San Joaquin Valley.
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KVPR speaks with independent journalist Susie Cagle about her recent investigation into the construction of two state prisons on the edge of California’s Tulare Lake.
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California's Tulare Lake should be a paradise for migrating birds. Here's why it might turn into a nightmare instead
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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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The last big avian botulism event at Tulare Lake killed about 30,000 birds in 1983, during a previous reappearance of the lake.
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One mosquito abatement district in Tulare County has reportedly purchased its first-ever drone, amphibious vehicle and airboat.