News
Local builder San Joaquin Valley Homes (SJV Homes) will celebrate the grand opening of two new neighborhoods in Visalia – Ando...
Hurtado warns California can’t wait on airport infrastructure after Newsom veto
Gold Runner to run special trains to Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park for 2026 Rededication Celebration on October 10
VUSD Celebrates Launch of Girls’ Flag Football as Official CIF Sport
SEIU announces support for Villegas in California’s 22nd Congressional District
Entertainment
19th annual Happy Hearts Golf Tournament continues a father’s legacy of love and giving to Valley Children’s Hospital
What began nearly two decades ago from an unimaginable loss has grown into a lasting legacy of love, generosity and hope for chi...
October is TeenTober at the Tulare County Library
Arts Visalia presents: Arturo Martinez, Tim Clark, and Jamie Meadows
RESCHEDULED: Renowned historian Dr. Traci Lynnea Parker-Lewis to present “The FBI’s War on Black Marriage” at Porterville College on Sept. 21
Local history comes to life at Living History Day
Education
Tulare County Library celebrates banned books week
Read a banned book to celebrate every Californian’s right to free and open access to information and ideas. Banned Books Week,...
Health
Adventist Health launches GI fellowship program to address specialty physician shortage
Adventist Health Central California Network is proud to announce its new Gastroenterology (GI) Fellowship Program, which is accr...
Porterville nonprofit awarded national grant to help families affected by dementia
Adventist Health in Central California nationally recognized for excellence in stroke care
Third class graduates from Sierra View Medical Center’s Internal Medicine Residency Program
Adventist Health launches new minimally invasive enlarged prostate treatment in Tulare, Hanford with
Agriculture
El Niño increases chances of winter storms and floods
California’s water year will be shaped by the arrival of El Niño, a climate pattern that raises the likelihood of intense pre...
Opinion
Al Branco: Re-elect board members to continue COS’ remarkable run
To Whom It May Concern, I, Al Branco, and writing to endorse Bob Aguilar of Visalia, Ken Nunes of Tulare, and John Lehn of Hanfo...