Tulare County Superior Court Introduces A New Court Logo And Expanded Services As Part Of Five-Year Strategic Plan

Earlier this year, the Tulare County Superior Court released the 2023-2027 Strategic Plan (Strategic Plan | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare). The plan identified initiatives intended to improve access to the court and increase the overall level of service provided to the public, justice partners and court staff. In response to those […]

Fresno Yosemite International Airport Offers Tips for Busy Independence Day Travels

Independence Day holiday travel at Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT) is expected to begin Friday, June 28 through Sunday, July 7.  During this 10-day period, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) projects to screen more than 45,600 departing passengers from FAT. Passenger throughput during this period is 20% greater than at the same time last year.  The […]

Visalia introduces new logo

The City of Visalia unveiled their new logo on their Facebook May 7 and the reaction has been less than positive. Withering criticism has flooded in with comments such as, “This is so sad, it looks like a 5 year old designed it,” and “Just re-checked the calendar…nope, not April 1st.” In just two days […]

California Farm Bureau Endorses State Treasurer Fiona Ma for Re-Election

A press release from California Farm Bureau In Endorsing First Democrat of 2022 Election Cycle, CFB Recognizes Fiona Ma’s Long History of Advocacy and Leadership for the Agriculture Economy California State Treasurer Fiona Ma’s campaign for re-election today announced the endorsement of the California Farm Bureau. The endorsement speaks to Treasurer Ma’s long history of […]

Alternatives sought for farm fallowing amid dust worries

As local groundwater sustainability agencies bring groundwater basins into balance under the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act, several hundred thousand acres of irrigated farmland in the San Joaquin Valley are anticipated to come out of production. Farmers, researchers, government officials and water managers are looking at ways to ease the transition to fallowed ground and mitigate […]

California Center on Teaching Careers launches recruitment program to help solve teacher shortage

This week, the California Center on Teaching Careers (the Center) – a statewide agency housed at the Tulare County Office of Education – launched a teacher recruitment campaign entitled, “We Want You.” The campaign provides a communications toolkit to assist school districts and communities in attracting new educators to the profession during the state’s acute […]