Four of the seven challengers in the race for Visalia City Council are in their 30’s or younger and Justin Bolton – one of those candidates – thinks that is a plus. “I think it is fantastic that the younger generation wants to take a stab at politics,” said Bolton. “Someone who is 50 or […]
“I think I would do a great job,” Kris Korsgaden, a Visalia City Council District 5 candidate, said, “and that’s why I am running.” Korgaden cites his experience in the building industry and progressive views concerning zoning ordinances, housing, and legalizing pot dispensaries in Visalia as reasons to vote for him. Visalia Mayor Steve Nelsen […]
LOUD for Tomorrow and Central Valley Partners announced a get out the vote style concert and rally with performances from Fuego, Snow Tha Product, Las Cafeteras, and OmeDJ. The free show, named ¡GenteFest! ‘22, is taking place on Friday evening, October 7th at the Visalia Fox Theatre in Visalia, CA. Doors will open at 6:00pm and the event will promptly begin at […]
Farris for City Council 2022 is proud to announce that Judge Howard R. Broadman (Ret.) with over thirty-one years of judicial, arbitration, and mediation experience has endorsed David S. Farris in his bid for Visalia City Council – District 1. Farris is running for District 1 against incumbent Liz Wynn and challenger Justin Bolton. Judge […]
The Visalia Police Officer’s Association (VPOA) has endorsed Bob Ainley for Visalia City Council’s District 4 seat. “I am honored to receive VPOA’s endorsement,” Ainley said. “I wholeheartedly support our law enforcement, first responders and their families, and, if elected, I will work tirelessly to make sure they know our city supports them as well.” […]
League of Women Voters and Times Delta host online Visalia City Council forum Wednesday Voting starts soon for the 2022 November General Election, and is the focus of the nonpartisan League of Women Voters of Tulare County forum on the Visalia City Council District 1,3,4, and 5. The forum is this Wednesday, October 5, 7:00 […]
The Tulare County League of Mexican American Women will celebrate Dia de los Muertos (The Day of the Dead) at their 11th anniversary Celebration of Life. Workshops will be held the weeks prior to the event to educate community members about the history and traditions of this ancient welcoming of departed loved ones, celebrated throughout […]
California Water Service’s water main replacement project, in conjunction with the City of Visalia Downtown Streetlight project, has been suspended due to unforeseen field conditions. These unforeseen field conditions encountered in the process of boring under Mill Creek culvert, at the intersection of Main and Encina Streets, requires additional material that will not be available […]
This is the first of a four part series on the November 8 Visalia City Council Election. Join the Visalia Chamber of Commerce Candidate’s Forum where Heather Clark and Vice Mayor Brian Poochigian will be participating. Heather Carter and her family moved to Visalia in 2019. She loved the city so much that she convinced […]
According to the Tulare County Registrar of Voters the first day to vote by mail is October 10. The office hopes to get the ballot in your mail box the week before. To prepare the voters, Visalia Chamber of Commerce and the League of Women Voters (LWV) are putting on three forums to cover propositions […]