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• CBS 47 (Fresno) reports on the inspiring story of Daniel Canal, who graduated fr...
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• CSU Stanislaus saw nearly 2,500 graduates embark on the next stage of their acad...
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• Eleven people arrested in north Tulare County gang sweep
• Stray animals a problem for Tulare County's rural residents
• Tulare County families spend time relaxing day after New Year's
• Down Memory Lane: A schedule that works for life
• 2 government programs offer more than $1.5m in home loans
• Free legal assistance for Tulare County rural seniors
• Toy gun brandished at Traver party
• Two injury crashes reported near Dinuba
• Cutler home burgled and vandalized
• Porterville hospital 2012 baby announced
• Furniture business expands in Tulare
• Argument leads to injury, arrest near Tulare
• New Year's Eve DUI sweep nets two in Visalia
• Schools: New year brings new education laws
• Tulare County's first baby of 2012 born in Visalia
• Teenager arrested in Richgrove shooting incident
• Governor appoints three to Tualre County Fair Board
• Finding an easier path to get fit
• Visalia seeks to fill committee vacancies
• Around Tulare: Explorers take trip to SoCal
• Business spotlight: New barbershop open in downtown Visalia
• A dry holiday weekend expected
• Robert Graves was a skilled leader
• Lindsay trucker not injured in fatal crash
• 2011 entertainment scene was varied
• Crimeline: Police say theft suspect punched security guard
• Tulare County residents offer their New Year's resolutions
• State agency lauds Visalia hazmat team
• Catering chapter coming to Tulare
• Bank of the Sierra buys Porterville site of corporate office
• Violations up on no-burn days in Tulare County
• Law enforcement fires into vehicle after crash in Tulare
• 2 found with dead wild animal arrested near Orosi
• Free parenting instruction offered in Exeter, Farmersville, Woodlake
• Tulare County to be in U.S. health study
• Two dogs that killed livestock in Tulare are euthanized
• Court: State can close redevelopment agencies
• DUI patrol planned for New Year's Eve in Visalia
• Making fitness 'personal': It's important to learn about the certifications of a potential fitness instructor
• Catering chapter coming to Tulare
• Visalia teacher's death in biking collision shocked school, friends
• Crimeline: Tulare man assaulted with collectable knife
• Tulare to consider 16,000-seat arena
• Loss in north Visalia house fire tops $600k
• Construction of Cartmill Avenue overpass ahead of schedule
• Visalia man facing charges of terrorist threats
• Out of the mouths of babes, this version of the Christmas Story is sure to make...
• Chamber chapter coming to Tulare
• Karen Cooper, 'shining light' on community, dies
• Senior Center: Free legal clinics offered to Tulare County's seniors
• Amid cuts, COS continues to grow
• Get Fit!: Getting 'SMART' for fitness
• Crimeline: Tulare car wash burgled
• Blaze destroys north Visalia home
• Christmas Day fire destroys house in Porterville
• Tulare museum to hold Sunday @ 2
• West Hills joins Ag Warriors program
• Are you thinking about a New Year's resolution? We hope your plans include step...
• Tulare County's farm adviser adds new post
• Down Memory Lane: Tales from a personal dream log
• Get Fit!: Getting started on New Year's fitness resolutions
• Shoppers flock to Tulare County stores in search of bargains
• Fallen troops, dedication mark 2011
• Chamber seminar canimprove cash flow
• Candidates can start collecting signatures
• Bank names new senior VP
• DUI checkpoint scheduled Saturday
• Victor Garcia, Schools: 'Christmas Stars' benefits 74 children
• Tulare County crop report for week ending Dec. 24
• Families spend holiday at Roller Towne in Visalia
• Year marked by record rainfall
• Get Fit! series continues in 2012
• Tulare Salvation Army's Christmas giveaway reaches more than 2,000 children
• Visalia holiday hours
• "The Savior—yes, the Messiah, the Lord—has been born today in Bethlehem..." Luke...
• Local family touched by kindness of strangers after burglary
• Fire reignites in Visalia home
• Crimeline: Tulare man, 22, stabbed during robbery
• Tips for holiday visit to national parks
• Twilight Park to diversify in 2012
• Around Tulare: Tulare Vice Mayor Barwick could serve as air board chairman
• John Lindt: County home sales and median price rise
• Business spotlight: Amoré salon in Visalia offers full services
• Tulare to consider building animal shelter
• Court discounting traffic tickets
• Wishing you a Merry Christmas and the Happiest of Holidays!
• Weather may delay holiday travel
• Year in Review: Latest proposal may not be all that lays ahead for Trail of 100 Giants national monument
• Tulare County residents enjoy tradition of tamales
• Two helipads in the works for Tulare County hospitals
• CAL FIRE continues bellringing tradition
• Four Florida men found with 330 pound of marijuana near Woodlake
• Two Alpaugh men arrested in sale of illicit drugs
• Visalia family of five loses home to fire
• Completed road construction put merchants back in business along Mooney Boulevard
• Tulare girl, 7, wins online contest
• Valley Voice likely will be closed
• Visalia hazmat team is recognized
• Grocery store to fill spot on Mooney in Visalia
• Construction of two Fresh and Easy stores in Tulare stalls
• New Visalia mayor Shuklian uses humor to bring people together
• Edison customers affected by power outage have options
• Crimeline: Tulare man robbed of cellphone, necklace
• Gifts from seasons past
• Warming centers not likely to open this year in Tualre
• Celebrating Hanukkah: Parents: Festival of Lights not always easy for young Jewish children to understand
• Year in Review: Tulare high school district chief is already making changes
• Valley Voice to shut down
• Joint high-speed rail bid sought with Visalia, TCAG, Kings County
• Visalia holiday hours
• Tulare City Council approves two-way traffic west of post office
• Citrus group hires new public affairs director
• Visalia Rescue Mission offers shelter on cold nights
• Senior Center: Need the perfect holiday gift?
• Tulare fire officials warn that winter weather calls for safety
• Don Sharp leaves Visalia City Council; may consider another run
• Natonal Forest Service looks to rebuild historic Needles Lookout and Tower destroyed in fire
• Visalia couple sentenced to federal prison in child porn case
• Plans to boost radio signals for Visalia-based stations KJUG, KCRZ in the works
• Tulare police play Santa as officers deliver toys and bicycles to 700 local families
• Tulare Joint Union High School District officials planning for more growth
• Visalia City Council seeks to increase play at Valley Oaks Golf Course
• Looking back at 2011: Racetrack plan polarized Tulare
• Kings County supervisors opposing Visalia's high-speed rail move
• Thank you all for sharing your special holiday traditions! Congratulations to An...
• North Korea's Kim Jong Il dies at 69
• 3 arrested at DUI checkpoint in Visalia
• Power outage set near Caldwell, Lovers in Visalia
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Tulare Joint Union School District board meeting is set for tonight
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Visalia schools are on winter break
• Tinsel toy run and walk in Tulare: An exercise in charity
• Comedian Colin Quinn to perform in Visalia
• Annual food box giveaway a hit as Salvation Army helps 600 Tulare County families for Christmas
• Person fires a shotgun in Visalia Ross store
• Family HealthCare in Visalia helps 100 families
• Tulare County jobless rate bucks trend
• Ex-Porterville school board members receive health benefits
• More Tulare County districts provide medical for trustees than don't
• The need for affordable housing is on the rise in Tulare County
• Mike Hazelwood: Tulare Tracks: Putting Tulare on my Christmas list
• Crimeline: Police: Tulare couple assaulted each other
• Visalia police ID 'real suspect' who was fatally shot
• Around Tulare: Police department seeks new officers
• Police chief: Investigation of Mt. Whitney teacher ongoing
• Share your favorite holiday tradition for a chance to win a $10 gift card to App...
• School bus, SUV collide on Akers
• Visalia shopping center to get new look
• Tulare plans for new school in 2013
• Fire Capt. Luis Nevarez is named Tulare's Firefighter of the Year
• Mt. Whitney teacher arrested, accused of having sex with a former student
• Some Kings County courtrooms to close for a week
• Christmas luncheon offered to seniors in Visalia
• Shelter is available on cold nights in Visalia
• Sempra workers protest labor practices
• Officers in Visalia only trained to use lethal force
• COS leader: School prepared for reductions
• Visalia native Sean Ferguson buried at Arlington National Cemetery
• Visalia, Tulare school districts upbeat despite cuts
• Crimeline: Tulare man arrested in stolen vehicle case
• SEIU blasts Tulare County over pact
• Kaweah Delta to host winter blood drive in Visalia
• Holiday open house continues in downtown Visalia
• 4 added to Times-Delta advertising staff
• Man slain by officer in Visalia identified
• Tulare Lions Students of the Month
• During a heart attack, time means everything. Thanks to new cardiac services at...
• Tulare County supervisors OK seeking $60m for new Porterville-area jail
• CAL FIRE donates more than 60 trees for needy families through the Visalia Salvation Army
• Tulare couple's baby does not wait for midwife
• Lindsay man, 79, dies in collision
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Tulare Senior Community Center to hold third annual Christmas Bingo today
• Christmas luncheon offered for seniors
• Kings courtrooms to close for a week
• Stanton steps down from L.A. Times
• Tulare hospital hosts live transmission of second robotic surgery
• VUSD swears in three trustees
• Blaze destroys Exeter home
• Tulare elementary schools consider pre-K classes
• Kaweah Delta works to grant credentials to new anesthesia personnel
• Crimeline: Empty pickup truck crashes into Tulare garage door
• Down Memory Lane: The joy of home preserved food
• Tulare police investigating link between beating, shootings into home
• Questions arise about use of lethal force by Visalia police in Saturday's shooting
• Friend: Man fatally shot by Visalia police may have been suicidal
• Vandal from Visalia fights with Tulare police, is Tasered
• Traffic stop ends in Tulare couple's arrest
• Witness to Visalia shooting: 'I heard two pops'
• Police: Man in wheelchair shot dead after attack on Visalia officer
• Tulare's International Agri-Center holds Brunch With Santa
• Tulare County crop report
• Victor Garcia: Schools: TCSD to elect new board president
• Victor Garcia, Visalia schools: Students collect 1,018 pairs of socks for needy
• Porterville Recorder to publish in Visalia
• Amigos Restaurant coming to Tulare in February
• Exchange students in Visalia learn lessons of peace
• National Forest Service seeks comments over plan to open up section of Trail of 100 Giants
• Visalia Road Updates: Highway 198 offramp reopens
• Tulare County property tax payments due Monday
• Tulare County and union at impasse
• Redwood club busy building bears for children
• Around Tulare: Skip Barwick selected to serve on air board
• How cash-strapped Lindsay juggled Measure R funds
• Crimeline: Man to be sentenced on Monday for using fake money
• On Wednesday night the Warrior Men's Basketball team defeated rival Chico State...
• COS still in talks on project to share new farm
• 2-day citrus-tasting event starts today in Exeter
• Res¢Com Christmas party fundraiser in Tulare nets $74,000 for poor
• Revamped Visalia Christmas tree auction raises $290k
• Requests for help from Tulare County elderly on rise
• Progress at Tulare hospital continues
• Visalia man gets 99 years in prison for killing family
• Another soldier from Springville killed in Afghanistan last week
• California Association of Realtors eyes small gains in 2012
• Pearl Harbor, WWII veterans honored during ceremony in Visalia
• Visalia bank names new financial officer
• District voting boundaries to be discussed at meeting in Tulare
• Crimeline: Tulare police: Man found with counterfeit money, checks
• Christmas party for Tulare County children could end this year
• Ivanhoe convenience store burglarized
• Tulare fitness center bulks up
• Tulare County supervisors award $95k to youth programs
• Tulare County Farm Bureau, local veterinarian honored
• HOLIDAY CAROLS...ON SALE NOW! Support the CSU Stanislaus Chamber Singers fund ra...
• Tulare crimeline: Boy, 15, shoots self in leg with pistol
• Queen named for Tulare's annual Our Lady of Guadalupe celebration
• Visalia girl will light the State Capitol Christmas tree
• Historic photos adorn new Visalia bank calendar
• New bakery opens in downtown Visalia
• Visalia looks at building rehab
• 'Snail mail' likely to get slower
• Tastings for healthy vending options at Kaweah Delta
• Police arrest suspects in armed robbery in Woodlake
• Woodlake man arrested in attack with ax
• COS has center for aspiring business owners
• Bank project gets green light from Tulare Planning Commission
• Victor Garcia, Schools: TJUHSD board to elect new officers
• Redwood High band students participate in Holiday Home Tour
• Tulare City Council to meet on Tuesday
• Tulare County supervisors to consider creation of special medical emergency team
• Fresno State fires Coach Pat Hill
• Volunteers for Habitat for Humanity of Tulare County begin work on first new home since 2008
• Mike Hazelwood: I'm heading back downtown
• Link's gets ready to celebrate 70 years in business
• Crimeline: Student misdeeds require police action
• Dispute over city of Lindsay costs linger
• Downtown Visalia off-ramp reopening delayed to Dec. 16
• Around Tulare: Barwick appointed to Valley air board
• Tulare Christmas Parade marshal named
• Pet vaccination, microchip clinic set in Visalia
• Anita de la Vega award winner named
• A big thank you to Turlock Memorial Park & Funeral Home for their support of the...
• Tulare County supply of blood at critical levels
• Pope appoints Armando Ochoa as new bishop for Fresno Diocese
• Prostitution suspect arrested in Tulare
• Glick's to hold grand reopening in Visalia
• Bravo Farms in Traver faced rough year
• Registration begins for Tulare youth program
• Bethlehem Center in Visalia seeks coats, socks
• Colder nights are on the way in Valley
• Only two more days to get your Festival of Trees tickets! Call 664-5180 to reser...
• Visalia Unified School District board member Larry Jones' trial set for May
• Redwood Springs Healthcare Center 'Christmas extravaganza' free to public
• New Visalia City Council members take the oath
• New transportation projects planned in Tulare County
• Tulare Chamber of Commerce picks worthy winners
• Tulare County students miss on physical fitness targets
• Tulare's Aero Dogs grounded
• Crimeline: Shooting victim delays report of incident in west Tulare
• Switch to LED Christmas lights for free
• Best floats named in Candy Cane Lane Parade
• Lawsuit sidetracks Visalia self-storage project
• Kaweah Delta Hospice to hold Light Up a Life event Dec. 7
• DUI checkpoint set for Saturday in Visalia
• Visalia pingpong tourney signup ends Friday
• Visalia City Council members sworn in today
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: The perfect holiday gift
• Tulare County First 5 programs spared
• Court reverses award of costs to Tulare County in supervisors' lunch case
• Tulare County's 'Sheriff One' plane takes off
• Thank you Hilmar Cheese Company for your continuous support of the Festival of T...
• We are grateful for our generous supporters like Event Extravagant for helping b...
• Candy Cane Lane Parade brings families, community together
• Helen Ferrell, Down Memory Lane: A life-long love of tools
• United Way of Tulare County planning meeting scheduled
• Update: Audit: Lindsay owes $1m on project
• Arrest made in Lindsay shooting
• Crimeline: Tulare police arrest man in stabbing
• Tea party meeting set for Dec. 15
• Deadline for D.C. trip deposit is Dec. 12
• COS scraps 2012 summer classes
• Have you bought your Festival of Trees tickets for Saturday, December 3 yet? You...
• TCAG upset by transportation bill that could threaten local control
• ResCom to hold annual Christmas party Dec. 8 in Tulare
• Audit: City of Lindsay owes $1 milliion on downtown revitalization project
• Visalia's official Christmas tree lit at Lincoln Oval Park
• Tulare County shoppers head out for Christmas trees
• Candy Cane Lane Parade heads to Visalia
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Snowden graduates plan 35th reunion
• Schools Column: TJUHSD trustees to visit tech school
• Tulare Lions of the Month
• Man arrested in attempted car theft in Visalia
• John Lindt, Our Valley Business: Tulare County pistachio firm expanding
• Around Tulare: Christmas tree lighting is set for Thursday
• Two men found shot in Poplar
• Candy Cane Lane parade in Visalia is Monday
• Work to continue on Demaree Street
• Fate of 2 fallen sequoias' fate to be known soon
• Marine from Exeter awarded Bronze Star, Purple Heart
• Shopping surge: Thousands in Visalia and Tulare hit the stores
• Record number race against hunger in VEAC run, walk event
• Five generations of one Tulare County family for Thanksgiving
• AMVETS holds annual Thanksgiving dinner in Tulare
• Visalia Christmas Tree Auction takes new shape
• Visalia holiday hours
• 64 cited in DUI detail by Visalia police
• Tulare Soroptimist Girls of Service
• Rural walking trails around Tulare County
• Tulare holiday hours
• Tulare diesel shop to move to former Gruman-Olsen facility
• Crimeline: Police arrest Tulare man on suspicion of theft
• Visalia holiday hours
• 30 turkeys on Visalia Rescue Mission's menu
• Visalia corrections
• Students help stuff trolley with donation for FoodLink
• Help My Kids to hold food, toy drive in Visalia
• 2 Goshen men arrested in theft investigation
• More holiday traffic expected on Hwy. 41, I-5
• Pies, turkeys go fast in Visalia, Tulare stores
• Emanuel is thankful for the opportunity to help create a healthier community. Ha...
• Former KJUG personality to return to radio
• Proposed changes in Tulare high school district dress code leads to debate
• Rail crash near Goshen is second this year at crossing
• Tulare holiday hours
• Visalia holiday hours
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Santa's Workshop comes to the Senior Center
• Kaweah Delta adds orthopedic surgeon
• Man injured when legs caught in auger
• 30% chance of rain forecast for Thanksgiving morning
• 3 arrested in fatal Earlimart shooting
• Kaweah Delta Rehabilitation Hospital receives accreditation
• Visalia's Fox Theater seeks historic status
• Marjorie Risi, Down Memory Lane: God works in mysterious ways
• Train, dump truck collide near Goshen
• The Creative Center in Visalia won't have Mardi Gras gala in 2012
• Tulare crimeline: Teen arrested in shoplifting at Rite Aid
• More than 400 people gather for Thanksgiving feast at Tulare Boys & Girls Club
• Visalia Breakfast Lions Club donates turkeys to needy
• Toys for Tots, Gifts for Seniors drive due
• Jordan-Link broadens its reach on local real estate with purchase of Porterville agency
• Victor Garcia: Tulare Western to hold discussion on proposed dress code
• Tulare planning commission meets today
• Salvation Army in Tulare holds annual food distribution
• Former soldier Sean Ferguson remembered at memorial
• TULARE COUNTY CROP REPORT
• Crimeline: Unattended toddler wanders from home
• Small turnout for bone marrow drive in Visalia
• Mike Hazelwood: Tulare Tracks: Let's be thankful, Tulare
• Around Tulare: Bardsley roadwork completed ahead of schedule
• Memorial planned for former Visalia soldier
• 2-hour standoff in Visalia leaves questions
• Habitat for Humanity's new ReStore in Visalia helps with building projects
• Tulare City Council picks themes for Highway 99 interchanges
• Visalia, Tulare schools prepare for 'trigger' cuts
• State's unemployment rate falls as Tulare County's rises
• Stores are opening early for Black Friday
• Bracing against the chill: Programs are available in Tulare County to winterize homes, at low cost or no cost
• 20-Year Research Project Involving CSU Stanislaus Biologists Boosts Public Under...
• "Buried Child" Three shows left this weekend. Buy your tickets online...
• Symphony Band tonight, Friday November 18 at 7:30 p.m. Buy your tickets online...
• 'Twilight' fans wait for midnight showing
• 18 foster children will be adopted in Tulare County
• Bomb found in Exeter yard of elderly couple
• Festival of Trees fundraiser set for tonight in Tulare
• Glick's meat market reopens at former Visalia location
• Study ranks wealth of California lawmakers
• Surgeons at Kaweah Delta vote against using nurse anesthetists
• ImagineU museum in Visalia growing up
• Tulare extension discussed at 2030 General Plan study session
• Data: 58 members of Congress part of top 1 percent of wealth
• Turkey Transit Singers begin annual tour
• Cottonwood Creek Elementary School pays tribute to volunteer who died in Iraq
• Porterville man arrested in medical-pot case
• 60 pounds of pot focus of inquiry in Terra Bella
• New trauma director named at Kaweah Delta
• Schools chief in Woodlake gets raise of 11%
• Crimeline: Woman arrested in Tulare SuperTarget shoplifting
• Tulare City Council delays decision on project to link Santa Fe Trail to Visalia
• Judge upholds civil ruling in J.D. Heiskell case
• Reyes Zaragoza ends run as Visalia Emergency Aid Council chief
• Clinics help veterans using new tech
• Tulare crimeline
• Orosi man escapes from kidnapper
• Man shot in Dinuba home invasion
• Backhoe ruptures gas line in Ivanhoe
• Senior Column: Christmas Party dinner-dance tickets are on sale
• Tulare Soroptimists announce three awards for women
• Rehearing sought in Tulare County Board of Supervisors open-meetings case
• Children's Museum will hold fundraiser
• Children's Museum will hold fundraiser
• CSU Stanislaus Human Resources Management Student Wins Business Case Study Compe...
• Former soldier from Visalia dies in Iraq
• Announcer Harry Kargenian makes donation for new speakers at Bob Mathias Stadium
• Smith promoted to vice president at Valley Business Bank
• New salon to hold open house in Visalia
• Ione Loar Walden, Down Memory Lane: Remembering laundry day
• Woodlake liquor store robbed
• First 5 donation to hospital helps kids
• Election Task Force looks at options
• Crowd welcomes back cranes at Pixly event
• Visalia road update: Traffic loops to be installed
• Tulare burglary suspect gives up after hiding in attic for 4 hours
• Schools: TJUHSD board meeting Thursday
• Kaweah Delta hospital to hold surgery open house
• Pediatrician joins Family HealthCare Network in Visalia
• Hispanic chamber to host monthly mixer in Visalia
• Tulare fire captain Keith Little faces more theft charges
• More than 12, 000 fans attend soggy Cowhide showdown
• Fans cheer in the rain during Battle for the Saddle
• Man killed in Woodlake fire identified
• John Lindt: Valley business has a heartbeat
• Tulare Baseball Association wants park upgrade for Cal Ripken tournaments
• Crimeline: Tulare police look for rock throwers at Cross Avenue/Highway 99 overpass
• Around Tulare: City election maps site allows redraws
• Visalia looks to Amgen 2013
• Tulare County will get multi-agency gang-prevention task force
• Bell rings again for Tulare Union
• Burglaries up in Visalia
• Visalia to host sale of electronics
• Visalia-area man indicted on drug charges
• Tulare County's Read for Life to get philanthropy award
• Visalia center connects families, services
• Tulare County ag tourism business boosted
• Tulare crimeline: Teen shot on Tulare Avenue
• Unofficial Woodlake school vote approved by supervisors
• Tulare City Council OKs labor contract
• The Creative Center readies for 'Soup, Sip and Shop Gift Faire 2011'
• 6th Visalia fire station in works
• Visalia artist creates special painting for woman with cancer
• Tulare County pot grower seeks ruling
• Big rig's U-turn takes out Orosi phone lines
• Visalia walk to raise diabetes awareness
• Tulare County's childhood obesity rate up
• Corrections
• Visalia holiday hours
• Volunteers needed to prepare yule lights for downtown Visalia
• Parole agents' Operation Boo on Halloween focuses on keeping kids safe, sex offenders away
• Farmers, ranchers to gamble for a good cause
• Visalia man faces 95 years in prison
• Tulare City Council sets meeting agenda
• John Lindt: Area to see dairy plant expansion, planned openings
• Authorities arrest self-proclaimed medical marijuana grower, 3 others
• Police, firefighters vie in Battle of the Badges blood drive
• Down Memory Lane: Eightieth decade musings
• Tulare police warn about phone scams
• Crimeline: Man making bank deposit robbed at gunpoint in downtown Tulare
• A Howl-o-ween happening: Valley Oak SPCA event promotes pet adoptions
• Beloved Tulare restaurant to close
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Farmersville school receives $2k grant for music
• Tulare schools: Adult school to present goals
• 2 injured when car hits tree on Hwy. 99
• 2 from Porterville arrested on drug, weapons charges
• Girl Scouts seek adult volunteers; girls being turned away in Tulare County
• Tulare County Dial-a-Ride fares may rise; supervisors to hear public comment Tuesday
• 2 dead in Pixley shooting
• COS holds domestic violence forum
• Giants defy comparison except to other sequoias
• Offering their opinion on giant sequoias
• A giant question: The Forest Service hears advice on fallen giant sequoias
• Tulare crimeline: Visalia man arrested in forged money order case
• Valley burn regulations to start Tuesday
• Medicare insurers detail coverage changes affecting Tulare County
• Around Tulare: Tulare to host meetings on voting district boundaries
• Visalia candidates report campaign funds
• Tulare man gets prison sentence in Internet harrassment case
• Emanuel Medical Center is proud to have been the Sustaining Sponsor of this year...
• Some in Visalia to see drop in flood insurance rates
• COS weighs help in search for president
• Road work on Bardsley Avenue in Tulare hampers travel, business
• Surgeon Rebecca Zulim joins Tulare Regional Medical Center
• Smoke forces 2 Visalia restaurants to close; Main Street Cafe, Cafe 225 reopen in time for dinner
• Tulare Public Library collecting warm items, food for needy
• Tulare school district by-area trustee maps approved
• Two carriers drop Medicare coverage; almost 4,000 Tulare County residents affected
• Tulare County Courthouse parking crunch to ease
• Officials: Halloween most dangerous night for children, DUI
• Speakers tell their success stories at Pro-Youth HEART's annual breakfast
• Tulare students attend County Symphony concert
• Suspect locked in Visalia store
• Tulare police investigating 2 church break-ins
• What is robotic surgery?
• Tulare Regional Medical Center prepares for its first robotic surgery
• Experts: Look to foreign markets for ag sales
• Funding for new Tulare school expected in December
• Visalia sporting goods set for FoodsCo building
• Exeter to sell surplus school land
• Emanuel Family Practice is proud to be a sponsor of the Salvation Army Kettle Da...
• VUSD readies transitional kindergartens
• Car crashes into Visalia apartment building
• Alpaugh suffers water outage after main damaged
• Unifying chiefs among goals of new Tulare County fire chief
• Tulare Ag team takes top national award
• Kaweah Delta trauma director Dr. Rebecca Zulim resigns
• Mission Oak tennis team volunteers at Happy Trails
• Halloween pirate display aims to bring in booty for charity
• Golden West High School team wins national FFA title
• The disappearing middle class
• Lindsay fire leaves 50 tenants homeless
• Plan sought for Giant problem Lots of ideas offered on fate of fallen Sequoias
• Five arrested in Visalia walnut theft
• Visalian advances in 'Sing-Off'
• Pro-Youth HEART grows into new Visalia facility
• Volunteers work to make a difference in Visalia
• Williamson Act changes may still bring in $2.3m to Tulare County
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Tulare FFA team places second at national convention
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Golden West FFA team wins national contest
• VUSD, others work to address bullying incidents on campuses
• COS provides 'Safe Zone' for bullied students
• Character Counts: Visalia teenager displays citizenship
• TJUHSD approves hiring of drug-sniffing dog company
• Tulare County's jobless rate drops to lowest point in 2 years
• Around Tulare: Tulare Vice Mayor Barwick up for air pollution district board spot
• Tracking bracelet could be a lifesaver in Visalia
• Crimeline: 2 SoCal men accused of using counterfeit money at several retail stores
• Tulare Tracks: If we build it, do we have to go?
• School access funds OK'd for seven Visalia campuses
• Lions Students of the Month
• Character Counts: Dinuba student committed to caring
• Quail Park in Visalia celebrates 10 years
• Third county bike party is Saturday
• Agri-Center hosts international event
• Grand Marshall nominations sought
• Harley-Davidson toy run planned Sunday
• Tulare Police to provide services to County Fair, UC Davis Cooperative Extension
• Tulare County's 2030 General Plan Update criticized at meeting
• Boleros Business Expo planned for today in Visalia
• CHP campaign to focus on teens' distracted driving
• Tulare crimeline: Man accused of assaulting son, friend
• Walk-A-Thon at Sundale to raise funds for school
• Tulare City Council rejects two claims
• Tulare planners OK Walmart upgrade for alcohol sales
• Thieves hit Target in north Visalia
• Family finds some closure after arrest
• Central California Franchising Conference in Visalia for franchisees-to-be
• Character Counts!: Being fair is 'really good' for Cottonwood Creek student
• Visalia chamber to hold franchise conference
• Business mixer planned Thursday in Visalia
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Valley seniors bring home the silver medal in softball from world games
• Tulare County appoints 37-year veteran to lead fire department
• Farmersville police question woman about dead infant found in trash can
• Body ID'd as that of missing Tulare man, 85
• Visalia teen is all about helping others
• Tulare man sentenced to 35 years in drugs, weapons case
• Tulare City Council votes to buy 2 properties
• Court to decide if Tulare County faces trial
• Congratulations to our Men's Golf and Women’s Volleyball teams for their recent...
• Are you a quitter? If you've stopped smoking, congratulations! We'd love to ta...
• Distracted drivers focus of Valley campaign
• Visalia jeweler's benefit to help breast cancer victims
• Visalia home damaged by water main break
• Traveling V-J Day kiss statue to visit Visalia today
• Visalia council looks at downtown parking, additional structures
• Down Memory Lane: Leave the lights on for the future
• Crimeline: Man arrested in child abuse case
• Visalia goes alone in dispatch center
• Oak tree limbs crash into vacant Visalia home
• World-ranked Visalia BMX racer Brooke Crain could be London-bound for Olympics
• Schools Column: TJUHSD board meeting Thursday
• Visalia schools: Teacher honored for science studies
• Music fills the air at 31st annual Visalia Invitational High School Marching Band Review and Field Show
• First Ag-Fest in Tulare helps children understand agriculture
• Character Counts! Doing the right thing: Girls turn in lost money
• Neighbors evacuated in homicide case
• Alcohol possible factor in fatal crash
• Tulare County to appoint new fire chief
• Tulare County joins global day of protests
• Come by Emanuel's booth at Fire Station 1 on Marshall for a fire awareness event
• Shining a light on solar: Buyers say big upfront cost could pay off in the future
• Factors to consider before investing in solar
• Visalia road updates: Hwy. 137 lane to be closed
• Kohn students compete in 'Fire Feud' in Tulare
• Crimeline: Victim of Strathmore shooting identified
• 3 arrested on drug charges in Visalia
• Tulare man sentenced to life in prison in killing
• Beer, bratz and cigars at Oktoberfest fundraiser at Rawhide ballpark
• COS names retired sheriff's captain as public safety director
• New Main Street Promenade's first tenants move in in Visalia
• Macareno to hold voter registration event in Visalia
• Middle school students in county to take part in 7-month effort
• Bureau of Land Management brings equine adoption program to county
• Visalia police investigate body found in creek
• Advanced Body and Laser Center in Visalia reopens
• Former Visalia hotel building gets historic plaque
• Woman may face new charges after initial case dismissed in Hernandez slaying
• Tulare's Relay for Life nets more than $200k
• First annual Ag-Fest to be held this weekend in Tulare
• Visalia Farmers Market gets $64,010 grant to help low-income families
• Support CSU Stanislaus' volleyball team and support the Bill and Elsie Ahlem Can...
• Jazz Concert tonight, buy your tickets online!
• Economy report: Little hope seen in Tulare County
• Crimeline: Tulare police say egg-throwing teen beaten
• Historic plaque to be placed today in Visalia
• Larry Jones' accuser sues him for damages in sexual misconduct case
• Tulare County Office of Education appoints new Area 4 trustee
• Draft plan for BLM land going public
• Taste Treats set for Oct. 24 in Tulare
• Three deaths in Tulare County under investigation
• Holiday home tour tickets available
• Thank you to all who attended the Women's Cancer Awareness Event last night! We...
• Veterans and Community Invited to “Thank a Vet” on Nov. 10 at CSU Stanislaus
• The Graduate School and the Center for Excellence in Graduate Education are plea...
• COS trustees OK new district map
• Senior Column: Help feed a senior
• Police: New checkpoint impound law will have little effect in area
• Fire Prevention Week gives lessons
• Some areas of Tulare County can recycle coated paper items
• VUSD board OKs Sycamore Valley Charter Academy's petition
• Fundraiser in Springville to mark nonprofit's 10th year
• 'Women and Cancer' seminar to be held today in Visalia
• Bones found in Traver identified as human
• Imagination Movers Visalia-bound
• Jazz Concert, Thursday October 13th at Csu Stanislaus
• Meet the Firms Night, Fall Job Fair. Thursday, October 20, 2011.
• We are excited about tonight's 14th Annual Women's Cancer Awareness Event featur...
• 4 Tulare County educators honored
• Visalia Adventure Park beer, wine sales OK'd
• Larry Jones case moves forward
• 210 forum focuses on domestic violence
• Apple Festival to be held in Springville
• Three missing hikers are back home
• Visalia burglary suspect, 2 children found hiding
• Local citrus benefits cited with South Korean trade agreement
• TCOE board to pick replacement for Townsend
• Down Memory Lane: The amazing story of Greta
• Free Electronics Recycling Event - Saturday, October 15
• Catholics honor Our Lady of Fatima at festival in Visalia
• Victor Garcia: COS board to discuss Tulare center at joint meeting
• Preservation of Tulare County redevelopment agency pushed
• Festival of Hope seeks end to suicides
• Tulare County Crop Report For week ending Oct. 8
• Corcoran man, 25, killed in head-on collision
• Rescue teams locate 3 missing hikers
• Visalia man arrested after 2 women struck by car
• Learning tolerance the hard way
• John Lindt: Sporting goods retailer, grocer coming to Visalia
• A dissenting voice: Charles Ulmschneider
• Mike Hazelwood: Remember cruisin' as a Tulare sport?
• VUSD board member Charles Ulmschneider finds himself at odds with other members
• Around Tulare: Waste collection events begin
• Woman pleads guilty in Visalia church embezzlement case
• Tulare City School District eyes teachers contract
• Tulare crimeline: Burglars break in home, take cash
• Tulare Joint Union High School District approves new boundary maps
• Thank you for sharing your favorite drinks! Congratulations to Rachel Ayres, Lad...
• Duo Concert tonight, October 7 at 7:30 p.m. Benjamin Boren, piano and Ching-Yi L...
• Tularean finally hits local stage
• Tulare County group honors accounting firm for being family-friendly
• Tulare County officials: Economy showing signs of life in number of building permits issued
• Visalia girl's marrow donor search resumes
• Tulare County judge lifts restraining order in medical-marijuana farm case
• TU teacher makes TW Wall of Fame
• Unbelievable!! In just 6 weeks, employees and community members raised $870,130....
• Visalia City Council candidates share ideas at forum
• Share thoughts on Visalia council candidates in live blog
• AAUW book sale flourishes; semi-annual event raises scholarship funds
• Utilities board OKs contracts for repairs, equipment
• Tulare OKs consultant contract
• Legacy Circle Community Mixer will be starting momentarily and soon we will find...
• We just received an additional $15,000 from the employee volunteers, so the empl...
• The Legacy Circle employee volunteers were on fire today! They brought in over $...
• The 6-week campaign to raise money for cardiac services is coming to an end toda...
• Thank you to all of you for "liking" us! We have reached 1,000 likes and to say...
• Visalia joins discussion on President Obama's American Jobs Act
• Minor accidents blamed on weather
• Toppled giant Sequoia trees stir dilemma
• 'Potent' storm hits Valley
• Vice mayor to hold monthly office hours
• Consolidated districts election coming up
• Follow candidates' forum in live blog
• Power outages affect more than 3,600 in Visalia
• Tulare crimeline: Items returned after 2 arrests in stolen property case
• Tulare OKs contract with union
• Fall Choral Concert, Chamber Singers and Concert Chorale. October 6 at 7:30 p.m....
• Local stores offer plenty of choices for Halloween
• Class in Visalia available for insurance agents
• Domestic violence month declared in county
• TCAG names transportation award winners
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Flash mob practice set for Tulare Senior Center
• Exeter gets ready for its 98th Fall Festival
• Slain teenager from Lindsay had survived van crash
• The economy can't stop the zombies from rising
• Tulare City Council rescinds downtown master plan
• Rail company pulls out of effort to help fund track repairs
• Visalia bank names assistant vice president
• Planned Walmart stirs interest in Mooney vacancies in Visalia
• CAL FIRE firefighter's fundraiser benefits Wish Upon A Star program for sick children
• Sequoias' fall unexplained
• Tulare crimeline: Teen arrested in tire vandalism case
• Down Memory Lane: Wash day was once a big deal
• COS to hire safety chief
• Bomb threat clears Tulare rest stop
• Tulare's Board of Public Utilities commission meets Thursday
• Visalia man pleads guilty in child porn case
• Manufacturing's future to be discussed at EDC luncheon
• Sequoias falling in forest prompts closing of Trail of 100 Giants
• At least $5,000 stolen from Tulare Youth Athletic Association
• Area youths compete in junior rodeo in Woodlake
• Taste the Arts in Visalia challenges visitors to sample local art scene
• Body of Lindsay teenager identified
• COS funded for job training
• Valley Oak SPCA holds events
• Economist: State, Tulare County housing markets recovering
• Tulare County building permits drop 39 permits from last year
• Controlled burns could make for smoky weekend in the Valley
• Three Visalia Unified School District school board hopefuls had credit card problems
• Taste the Arts in Visalia challenges visitors to sample local art scene
• 2-year-old Lindsay girl dies
• Roads update: Walnut and Mooney widening project continues this week
• Do you have your tickets to "Kiss Off Cancer" featuring Geralyn Lucas on October...
• Waiters Race gets festival started
• Storms to move into the Valley
• Glick's Old Fashion Meat Market to reopen in Visalia in time for holidays
• Thieves, vandals hit emergency aid
• Tulare Band Review to host 11 schools
• Boy's killing at Lindsay cemetery investigated
• Visalia residents learn how to save on flood insurance
• Man sentenced to 120 years in shooting of 3-year-old boy
• Pixley man gets life in molestation case
• Hilary remnants heading into area
• More job hunters go exploring at Tulare County Career Fair, but there are fewer recruiters
• Big Lots moves to a new location in Tulare
• Area chambers gather for mixer in Tulare
• Visalia to hold session on flood insurance
• Backhoe cuts phone cable, disrupts service in parts of Tulare County
• Crimeline: No injuries, damage from Tulare shooting
• Portuguese traditions to be highlighted during Culture Week in Tulare
• PetSense in Tulare to hold adopt-a-thon, free rabies clinic this weekend
• Tulare police awarded grants to help fight crime
• Visalia, Tulare buy, fix up foreclosed homes to sell
• Call for submissions of poetry, short fiction, creative non-fiction and artwork
• Dog Sees Trotsky: A Journey - An Evening of Short Plays. Directed and produced b...
• Tulare County supervisors approve new voter district map
• Tulare County walnut farmers fight theft
• Lindsay audit blames ex-manager
• Lindsay residents lose phone service
• Visalia native advances on 'The Sing-Off'
• Visalia Unified School District will get special-education classes
• Times-Delta makes changes in newsroom
• Power outage hits downtown Visalia
• Tulare County officials plan for jail realignment
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Senior Center to host flu shot clinic
• Woodlake man dies after collision
• Mission Oak teacher facing new allegations of having sex with a minor
• Visalia Planning Commission makes no decision on Adventure Park's alcohol permit
• Visalia residents evacuated when gas line breaks
• 2-year-old Strathmore boy wanders from home
• Goshen man suspected of assaulting neighbors
• Visalia to hold flood zone update meeting
• Times-Delta hires media sales manager
• Down Memory Lane: A generation of survivors
• Crimeline: Three arrested for shoplifting at Walmart store in Tulare
• This is a routine test of the CSU Stanislaus Emergency Notification System. In t...
• Grand Opening of the new CSU Stanislaus taco truck today!!!
• Free Online Tutoring for CSU Stanislaus Students
• Lightning fires in foothills contained
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors to vote on inmate shift
• 2011 Relay for Life in Visalia raises $130,000 for cancer research
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Report due on TCOE program shift
• 10 arrested in north county gang sweeps
• CHP to look for teen drivers using phones
• Visalia's business Olympics brings workers together
• Immigration event helps public; officials educate about services, scams
• Victor Garcia, Schools: It's Banned Books Week at Tulare library
• Performers jam at Tulare Public Library fundraiser
• Woodlake City Council calls for investigation into John Zapalac, police
• Visalia road updates: Central Visalia off-ramp to close Monday
• Tulare Crimeline
• Lightning triggers fires in Central Valley foothills
• Our Lady of Fatima celebration to be held next weekend in Tulare
• Who was minding Lindsay?
• Tulare Tracks: Grocery day felt like a holiday
• Jail time minimal, Visalia council candidate reports
• Tulare high school teacher arrested in possession of child pornography
• Trial to start soon for Visalia couple in porn case
• How do you get healthy or stay healthy? Tell us your triumphs and you can win a...
• Harvest can be bad for health
• Tulare City School District approves map for by-trustee area elections
• Office of Traffic Safety pushes correct use of child seats
• Visalia Police Department Explorers to compete in competition
• The community Legacy Circle volunteers whole-heartedly put effort in to raising...
• Man fakes death to evade Visalia police
• Christian's Mattress Express in Visalia is acquired by Sleep Train
• Corn maze in Visalia to host 2-day blood drive
• Kings County court cuts back
• New funeral home opens in Tulare
• Hwy. 198 ramp closure in downtown Visalia delayed to Monday
• Way to go Legacy Circle employee volunteers!! You are more than half way to your...
• MacGyver to the rescue—most of the time
• Visalia City Council candidate has been charged with crimes 7 times in Tulare County
• Visalia City Council candidate has been charged with crimes 7 times in Tulare County
• Visalia code enforcement conducts sweep of violations
• Tulare Union ASB students begin 'Every Monday Matters' program
• Visalia-Porterville area called 2nd smoggiest in U.S.
• Deal for wrestling arena finalized; complex planned for Northeast Tulare
• TCOE's board to appoint successor for Scot Townsend in Area 4
• Visalia Adventure Park beer, wine permit weighed
• Crimeline: Visalia man held in theft of pallets
• New 'hobby' leads to big bucks for Visalia man in 'Storage Wars' contest
• Tulare City Council hears proposal to create guidelines to ease transition to by-area elections
• Tulare County home prices down
• Visalia Buffalo Wild Wings fundraiser nets $2,400 in event
• Tulare City Council appoints 2 Community Relations Commission members
• Visalia city buses get GPS tracking, offer up-to-date schedules
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Tulare Senior Center to restart flash mob dance practices
• Chinese group, TCOE honor 3 teachers
• Tulare County at odds with largest union over furloughs
• Tulare County OKs $953.5m budget but total expected to change
• TCOE: Saving with retired 'consultants'
• Visalia City Council candidate plans meet-and-greet
• Downtown Visalia off-ramp to close Thursday
• Down Memory Lane: What's next in fashion?
• VUSD gets a passing grade for whooping cough vaccine compliance
• Springville soldier's body coming home
• Obama's plan may cut some cotton, grain subsidies
• Visalia awards $130,000 to 26 nonprofit groups
• Corn maze, pumpkin patch to open at Vossler Farms
• Visalia election task force delayed; council to wait until October to select final member
• Thursday and Friday Performances of "Voice Lessons" Cancelled. Saturday at 8:00...
• 3 arrested in DUI detail in Visalia
• Pregnant woman attacked in Visalia; husband arrested
• Downtown Visalia off-ramp to close for 2 months
• Lions Students of the Month
• Memorial for Springville soldier held without protest
• Foreclosure help available; state agency offers $2b in aid for homeowners
• Lions preview fall fashions, raise money for charity
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Fresno State ranked a top public university
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Visalia school gets garden grant
• Tulare County vote could end furloughs, set budget
• Tulare County jobless rate at 15.7% in August
• Tulare County gets $18.9m for Road 416 bridge near Dinuba
• Tulare crimeline: 2 men arrested after seen getting into stolen vehicle
• Hazmat team called to Visalia hospital
• Taking a shot at the handstand record in Visalia
• Watson off-ramp from 198 in Visalia to be closed for 2 months
• Memorial for fallen soldier from Springville won't be public
• Visalia, Tulare schools make strides to raise API scores
• TJUHSD board of education hesitates before approving waiver
• Statewide, crime is at a 45-year low
• Emanuel Family Practice is a proud sponsor of Fiestas Patrias—this Saturday in P...
• If hot rods get you revved up, be sure to visit the Kool Kars for Charity car sh...
• Besides the MedicAlert event, you will also find us this Saturday at the Corners...
• We've got a busy weekend ahead! Meet us this Saturday at MedicAlert’s Health &...
• USPS closures not expected to affect Tulare County
• Work under way on new meat market
• Historical walking tours scheduled for downtown Visalia
• Physics Day presents 'awesome' innovations at Tulare County Fair
• Man, 90, bound 2 days in Tulare burglary
• Public input sought on BLM plan for public, parkland
• Mild summer draws to a close in Central Valley
• Crime drops to 45-year low in California
• Center to celebrate Autumn Moon Festival
• Gala to raise funds for Valley Oak SPCA
• CSU Stanislaus Department of Theatre Presents Justin Tanner's Comedy "Voice Less...
• Parade, pig races kick off Tulare County Fair
• Tulare crimeline
• Judge bars Tulare County from pulling pot
• Visalians flock to Missoni designs
• Visalia corrections
• Strathmore man sentenced in child molestation
• Visalia fashion show to benefit charities
• Teamsters demand Visalia give up $2m federal grant
• Taste of Downtown Visalia moves to September
• Soldier's memorial Saturday
• FREE CONCERT TODAY: CHINESE FOLK ORCHESTRA AND DANCERS Plus CSU Stanislaus Jaz...
• Career Services shares information about jobs, internships, On-Campus Interviews...
• Bookstore's last day likely to be Thursday
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Tulare Senior Center plans Wild West adventure
• Tulare County Fair opens
• Tulare Senior Center to host review of SCE bills
• Tulare officials, police box for funds
• County leaders favor joint dispatch center
• Visalia Unified School District board hears solar project update
• VUSD trustee pleads not guilty
• Tulare police prepare for fair
• Dental Care of Tulare to help children care for their teeth
• CSU Stanislaus Students and Faculty to Compete in the XII Kinesiology Majors Oly...
• UPDATE: Porterville man wounded in shootout with deputies identified
• Optimists find a challenge with out-of-towners
• Diners welcome Buffalo Wild Wings
• Users of the Santa Fe Trail in Tulare still feel safe
• Man killed by train in Tipton identified
• 3,000 Visalia students lack required Tdap vaccinations or waivers
• Down Memory Lane: The kitchen a fun hang-out spot
• Crimeline: Girl, 15, injured in shooting in Tulare
• People given suggestions on how to help veterans at 210 Connect forum
• Tulare, Kern counties fight wildfires
• County flags to fly half-staff for Springville man
• Visalia, Tulare first responders go bald for Wish Upon A Star
• Tulare County events commemorate 10th anniversary of attacks
• Three Rivers motel office burns
• Tulare County roads among state's most dangerous
• Remembering. Reflecting. Praying.
• Fallen oak stirs debate in Visalia
• A look back at 9/11 locally
• Springville soldier killed in Afghanistan
• High humidity, chance of thunderstorms expected this weekend for Tulare County
• Porterville man wounded in shootout with deputies
• Tenth anniversary hard for Visalia family of 9/11 victim Tim Ward
• John Lindt: Local jobs coming and going around county
• Camp out at Buffalo Wild Wings in Visalia to win chicken wings
• Premier Color Graphics' parent company streamlines services
• John Lindt: Local jobs coming and going around county
• Tulare County Sept. 11 events
• COS assistant football coach joined the military after 9/11
• Tulare man shot while standing outside of home
• New Goodwill store opens in Tulare
• What an amazing first day of turning in donations! With the efforts of employees...
• Porterville man injured in solo crash
• Strathmore suspect in south county vehicle burglaries arrested
• Tulare officials put speed bump request on hold
• Cancer Resource Center opens in Visalia
• Music returns to Earlimart school
• A look back in time...what the university web site looked like in 1995!
• Congratulations Legacy Circle employee volunteers for raising $60,114 in the fir...
• I remember, like it was yesterday. Allen and I were sound asleep when the phone...
• No such thing as a safe tan: From wrinkles to skin cancer, health experts agree...
• Local dairy operators find it costly to feed their stock as some prices double
• CSET to offer Build-A-Biz workshops in Tulare
• Kaweah Delta Medical District hires directors for new residency program
• St. Mary's in Visalia celebrates 150 years tonight
• First-responders go bald for good cause at Visalia fundraiser
• 10 named to Visalia elections task force
• Crimeline: Two men injured in drive-by shooting
• Tulare City Council plans to keep tabs on high-speed rail project
• Boy Scout from Tulare Union High School is inspiration behind 9/11 Memorial
• Tulare County students recall 9/11
• The Center for Excellence in Graduate Education (CEGE), in collaboration with th...
• VUSD dedicates new handicapped-accessible playground
• Strathmore woman dies after struck by vehicles
• Recent rabies discovery in Tulare brings home need for animal licensing
• Hayward man shot and killed in Dinuba identified
• Visalia homicide case moving closer to a trial
• 3 Tulare County men enter guilty pleas in forged immigration documents case
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Some seats remain for two Tulare Senior Center trips
• Tulare crimeline: Police make arrest during DUI checkpoint
• Tulare City Council OKs police security deals
• The lasting effects of 9/11
• The first telephone bank is going on now for all Legacy Circle volunteers. It is...
• Monday, September 12, 2011
• Families soak up sun at Kaweah Lake on Labor Day
• Visalia council to choose from 24 for new election task force
• Three Rivers woman sells creations from side of road
• Tulare County sheriff's deputies investigate shooting
• Down Memory Lane: Greatest generation was stable
• Health cost static for most Tulare County staff
• American Cancer Society shop to reopen in Visalia
• Hanford man thrown from motorcycle near Elderwood
• Bomb squad destroys hand grenade; Porterville man arrested
• Fire burns 150 acres near Porterville
• Victor Garcia: Congratulations to Tulare schools on API improvements
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Contestants can apply for talent competition
• Deputies arrest 13 in north Tulare County searches
• Tulare County targets medical-marijuana violators
• August ozone level stays low; air district says levels below critical limits
• Red Barn diversifies to draw visitors; gifts, souvenirs added
• Order up: The Habit Burger Grill opens in Visalia
• Four arrested in Visalia saturation detail
• Visalia Industrial Park: A site of economic growth
• Tulare hospital to build new clinic
• Vacant buildings in Visalia-area get new life
• Crimeline: Two brothers arrested during home search in Tulare
• 9 arrested in Visalia fraud case
• Around Tulare: Streets improvement project continues Tuesday in Tulare
• Volunteers roll up sleeves to help feed hungry in Visalia
• Equal representation sought on Tulare school district's election map
• Bat tests positive for rabies in Tulare
• SUV flips in Visalia collision
• Happy Friday Warriors! Have a fun and safe Labor day weekend!
• Visalia holiday hours
• 210 in Visalia seeking to draw more people
• National parks threatened
• The 31st Annual Chairman's Appreciation Dinner just kicked off to celebrate comm...
• 2030 Tulare County General Plan update moves forward
• Nurse practitioner at Woodlake health center
• Tulare County hoping to suspend furloughs
• Dove hunting season begins
• Tulare wins $3m wage dispute
• Something going on at Glick's
• Tulare County school districts improve API scores
• Back-to-school 5k and 10k races planned in Visalia
• Helping One Woman schedules fundraiser in Tulare
• Man convicted in fatal Visalia shooting
• Candidates set in Visalia council, school races
• Banda trial is again delayed
• Supervisors support Native American Cultural Center
• Crimeline: DUI checkpoint planned for Labor Day weekend
• Visalia Adventure Park to seek alcohol permit again
• CSU Stanislaus Department of Theatre Presents Justin Tanner's Comedy "Voice Less...
• New advocates vow to help children
• Noted evangelist Will Graham vists Visalia
• Senior Center: Money raised for Meals on Wheels
• Repairs to be made on new Farmersville center
• Leadership academy seeks applicants
• Visalia Soroptimists seek deserving women for awards
• United Way of Tulare County to honor advocate, others
• County supervisors delay district map vote
• TCSD prepares for new school
• United Way of Tulare County to honor advocate, others
• We all know the benefits of living a healthy life, but did you know that staying...
• Sweets 'N' Things in Visalia is back with new owners
• Glaucoma specialist joins Visalia Eye Center
• Visalia bank seeks photos for its 2012 calendar
• Visalia Corporate Games seeks teams
• Crews prepare for the Tulare County Fair in Tulare
• 3-day backpacking trip to be part of COS course
• Crimeline: 2 men hijack truck, dump it outside city limits
• Down Memory Lane: America's greatest generation
• TJUHSD may hire math consultant
• Tulare City Council to hire company to revise 2030 General Plan
• Tulare County crop report
• Tulare Public Library turns one
• Victor Garcia: TJUHSD board meets Thursday
• Friends, family remember Scott Nelson at memorial
• Jewish cultural center to be dedicated
• Bill Edminster takes reins of Tulare Adult School
• Visalia Transit Center's south lot reopens
• Breaking the water rules
• Visalia man takes bike racing to the next level
• Downed power lines trap man in car
• Crimeline: Tulare man suffers eye injury in assault at Zumwalt
• Tulare Tracks: First jobs teach us lessons
• Around Tulare: Tulare welcomes its new manager
• Tulare County's water watcher looks at the big picture
• Visalia council approves paying state for redevelopment projects
• Tulare gets 2 Halloween stores
• County gears up for parolee shift
• And we're off! We've just finished a daytime and nighttime training of our comm...
• Painting firm seeks deserving veteran to help
• Lindsay jewelry store owner arrested in theft
• VUSD board hashes out ways to discuss routine agenda items
• Memorial blood drive in Tulare remembers Sept. 11
• Tulare man may get 25 years in prison for robberies
• Some concerned about Kaweah Delta Health Care District's decision to change anesthesiologists
• Visalia Youth Baseball satisfied with outcome of Cal Ripken tournament
• Welcome Back! How is your first week going?
• CSU Stanislaus Theatre Tickets are now available online, including season passes...
• VUSD trustee faces charges of sexual battery
• Exit exam results improve in Visalia, Tulare
• Friends, strangers march in candlelight vigil in remembrance of Mt. Whitney teacher Scott Nelson
• Summer Sally turns 20 this weekend
• Developer buys two Visalia warehouses
• J.D. Heiskell in Tulare to move corporate headquarters
• CASA to graduate largest group of volunteer advocates
• Crimeline: Tulare man injured when struck by remote
• Goodwill opens new donation center in Tulare
• Rawhide seeks to break pitch record
• Stanislaus county fair
• Energy center opens in Visalia
• VUSD support staff to have pay frozen for third year
• Porterville woman, 39, arrested in molestation case
• Two events to pay tribute to Visalia math teacher
• Visalia City Council to meet in special session
• Farmworkers march to Sacramento
• DUI court goes to Tulare Western High School with strong message
• Pedestrian struck, killed by vehicle near Woodlake
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Great events to take your grandchildren this weekend
• Back to School for Turlock - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Blown transformer cuts power in Visalia
• Exeter school district considers moving to K-5
• Cutler facility helps Tulare County recycling increase
• Down Memory Lane: Cotton-picking a common cause
• Some COS courses filling up to capacity
• Habit Burger Grill nears opening in Visalia
• Air pollution district introduces air quality alert system
• Crimeline: Patient found with illegal drugs at hospital
• Kaweah Delta welcomes physicians
• Orosi man pleads guilty to marijuana charges
• Family HealthCare Network adds staff
• Changing up the beat: Did you know that medical groups have recently updated hea...
• Tulare County Historical Society, parishioners recognize Catholic church with marker
• A new place to worship in Visalia
• Schools Column: TJUHSD board approves teacher raise
• Study: Foreclosure rates drop in area
• Visalia students honor local fallen soldier on first day
• Visalia police make 3 DUI arrests
• Mt. Whitney teacher remembered during rally
• Visalia first host team to win Cal Ripken World Series
• Twilight Park in Woodlake welcomes about 4,000 people for inaugural concert
• 2 shot near Woodlake school
• Summer Night Lights program may return next summer
• State fire muster competition being held this weekend in Tulare
• Lindsay man found guilty of drug possession
• Tulare Public Library marks one year at new building
• SPCA waiving adoption fees
• COS works to cope with cuts
• We all know the benefits of living a healthy life, but did you know that staying...
• TJUHSD may continue summer school next year
• Big crowds, big fun for Visalia fans at Cal Ripken World Series
• Remembering Scott Nelson
• Cycling tragedy in Exeter puts spotlight on safety awareness
• Mt. Whitney mourns math teacher's death
• Visalia building to be new probation office
• Visalia Rescue Mission sees growth, transformation as it marks 30th anniversary
• Tulare car show and poker run helps kids and vets
• Tulare to start pavement improvement project
• House-hunting leads to TV spot for Visalia couple
• Willow Glen face-lift wraps up in time for school
• Nonprofit thrift store Building Chances to aid developmentally delayed adults
• 18-agency task force takes on drunken drivers
• Volunteers pitch in at Cal Ripken World Series
• Crimline: Tulare shooting damages vehicle in garage
• Tulare to join county in Matheny Tract sewer line effort
• Cuts to law enforcement strain gang, drug task forces throughout California
• Mt. Whitney teacher dies in cycling collision with runner
• Visalia chamber launches 'shop local' program
• Leadership expert to speak in Visalia
• County elections office to close Fridays
• Matheny Tract residents sue Tulare County
• Board of Supervisors talks redistricting map changes
• More election task force applicants sought in Visalia
• Cal Ripken teams take in the sights
• Sobriety checkpoint planned for Friday in Visalia
• Visalia church group offers DivorceCare program
• Supervisors name Mendoza as interim fire chief
• Fundraiser aids child abuse fight
• Senior Column: Wear your favorite hat on Friday
• Boutique, blood drive in Tulare to raise money for Relay for Life
• Tulare police to get new vehicles, equipment
• UPDATE: Tulare man arrested on suspicion of armed robbery following CHP pursuit
• For all the shoes you have yet to wear: herhealthconnect.com
• Tulare school districts improve STAR test scores
• Visalia Unified School District's standardized scores improve
• Visalia school board contests taking shape
• Visalia children prepare for school with a little help
• Down Memory Lane: How we enjoyed our music back then
• Riding off to the games; Visalia woman raises funds to compete in Mexico
• Tulare County gets $90 million from state for road projects, including Hwy. 99 widening
• Tulare Joint Union High School District teachers may get pay raise
• Crimeline
• Car crashes into downtown Visalia business
• UPDATE: Porterville girl, 15, and boyfriend found
• Candidate sign-ups extended for some Tulare County races
• Equine play day raises funds for Broken Trailz
• 1 man arrested at sobriety checkpoint in Visalia
• Celebrant Singers, Stemkoski return
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Visalia students get ready for school
• Have ball player, will travel; parents, fans say they do it for the kids
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors to respond to whooping cough report
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Tulare schools are in full swing
• Tulare County crop report
• Visalia looks to complete $500,000 decorative concrete, one-way conversion in October
• Gannett executive honored at Fresno State
• Pismo Beach festa events continue
• Visalia Chamber ready to move
• Crimeline: Tulare man arrested in alleged assault case
• Cal Ripken World Series: City, families 'reap the rewards' with series
• VUSD settles suit for $1.3m
• Visalia police: Gang activity declines
• Tulare Tracks: Celebrating the spirit of Tulare
• Around Tulare: Tulare Chamber of Commerce greets new teachers
• Tulare students start school year
• Tulare grad rates, dropouts dip
• Cal Ripken draws fans from around the world
• Tulare County fire chief says he will really retire
• Work temporarily closes Crystal Cave in Sequoia National Park
• Valley Oak SPCA pet adoption fees waived for seniors on Sunday
• Visalia City Council race gets 6th candidate
• Cooling center opens in Goshen
• Pot cooperative to appeal court ruling, move to another site
• Lindsay public irked by expense errors
• VUSD graduation rate improves
• Positive research about breastfeeding continues! Research shows breastfeeding ap...
• St. Anthony Celebration to begin Saturday at Pismo Beach
• Teams arrive in Visalia for Cal Ripken World Series
• Officials: Bus costs won't have big effect on Tulare City School District
• Report: Volunteering still strong in Tulare County area
• Porterville gang member sentenced
• Two reported to have West Nile virus
• Nunes: Don't blame GOP for downgrade
• Stuff the Bus drive to help students with supplies, clothes
• Tulare County to protest state firefighting fee
• If you’re looking for relief from hot flashes, flaxseed isn’t effective as origi...
• VUSD names new Ivanhoe Elementary principal
• Family begins new exercise regimen
• Tulare County businesses take on Internet retailers
• Honda dealerships low on inventory
• 'Shop for a Cure Boutique' is Aug. 20
• Exeter clinic adds physician to staff
• Visalia, Dinuba conflict over proposed district maps
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Tulare Senior Center to host informational diabetes workshop
• Judge rules Ivanhoe-area marijuana co-op must shut down
• Click below to download the full instructions on how to submit a photo to honor...
• On a low-carb diet? New research shows that low-carb diets don’t appear to harm...
• VUSD to name replacement for principal at Ivanhoe school
• Law to force nurseries to cover citrus trees as protection against pest
• Tulare crimeline
• Visalia group to host news conference to discuss Amazon
• 210 forum connects students, educators
• TCAG to demand that city of Lindsay repay $3.7 million
• Tulare County Elections Office hours extended
• Visalia disability panel seeks Community Partner Award nominees
• Benefit to help Hanford woman's family
• Down Memory Lane: Which is the greatest generation?
• Read the new summer 2011 HeartBeat, featuring articles such as "How to Keep Your...
• The sooner the better: A new study suggests that the sooner chemo begins followi...
• Tulare reunion gathers 300 for food, fun
• Schools Column: New school year to start this Thursday
• Tulare County crop report
• Furloughs likely for Tulare County employees
• U.S. park deaths drop in '11; Yosemite fatalities buck national trend, officials say
• 2 boys thrown from car in Tulare crash
• Small schools big on determination
• Visalia workshop set on starting a business
• Habitat thrift store in Visalia plans appliance sale
• Visalia police arrest two in theft of jewelry
• Mooney-Ferguson work continues
• Firefighters gather for old-time competition
• Clinics celebrate health care
• Around Tulare: Police report good attendance for National Night Out
• Crimeline: Tulare woman arrested on suspicion of drunken driving
• Tulare trustees reduce Mission Oak expert's contract
• Kaweah Delta ranks well in hospital quality
• Don Dorman begins reign as Tulare's city manager
• Tulare City Council rejects claim over Motor Sports Complex
• Tulare City Council adopts new parking guidelines for Del Lago
• CSET hires former board spokesman
• Air district launches 'Air-Friendly Fridays'
• Tulare County Sheriff's Department looking into fake inmate checks
• Ferguson-Shirk intersection in Visalia reopens after sinkhole damage repaired
• Tulare Crimeline: Man accused of pot possession
• Crash victims identified
• Provost & Pritchard adds staff member in Visalia
• Visalia chemical company purchased
• TJUSD hires 'professional expert'
• Dinuba officer injured; quad rider arrested
• Wait-list glitch at COS is corrected
• SPCA is losing mall site, needs new location by Sept. 1
• Tulare teen released; no charges
• Schools, businesses try team-building
• 3 killed, 7 injured in crash
• Church to host free back-to-school clothing giveaway this weekend
• SuperTarget hosts National Night Out events in Tulare
• Visalia holds National Night Out event
• Ludekens to lead holiday parade
• District boundaries to change
• Tulare Planning Commission approves Seatrain containers for living space
• Senior Column: Nurse to present diabetes workshop
• Election task force applicants sought
• Porterville woman injured in shooting
• Down Memory Lane: What is the greatest generation?
• Crimeline: Vehicle shot at in attempted homicide
• Summer blood drives bring in new donors; 'Pint for a Pint' campaign under way in Visalia
• National Night Out scheduled tonight in Visalia, Tulare
• Transit program at COS called a success
• John Lindt, Our Valley Business: China is Tulare County's top ag export market
• Visalia City Council seeks election advice, weighs task force to study by-district voting
• Ordinance challenges medical-marijuana growers in Seville
• Tulare teen accused in fatal shooting expected to appear in court for arraignment today
• COS computer glitch drops wait-list students
• Visalia man suspected in robberies arrested
• A blessed tradition: Local Native Americans hold ceremony at Sierra foothill preserves
• Tattoo lands Visalian on reality TV
• Tulare man arrested in shooting death case
• Victor Garcia Schools: New high school students must enroll
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Visalia schedules vaccination clinics in time for school
• Young Visalia missionary recounts experience in Papua New Guinea
• White's is back on music scene in Visalia
• Two teens arrested in Visalia armed robbery
• The Week
• Tulare County sees increase in number of charter schools
• Pertussis vaccine now required for older students
• Helping students get school supplies
• Tulare apartment fire causes $85k in damages
• Around Tulare: Planning begins on new Mulcahy park
• Historic fire lookout tower burns
• Visalia to take stand against crime
• State Sen. Fuller visits with Tulare County constituents
• Crimeline: Burglar steals jewelry, other items from home
• Tulare, other counties crack down on gambling
• Horses, mules get supplies to firefighters working Lion Fire in Sequoia National Forest
• 'Down Memory Lane' second volume of columns released
• Visalia corrections
• Correction
• Man arrested in auto theft probe
• Native American blessing is Saturday
• State Sen. Fuller to visit Visalia today
• TCAG to consider moving its offices
• New clinic to offer online service
• Dinuba teen launches new business
• Tulare's Preferred Outlets going up for sale
• This water activity might be your last
• Lion Fire reaches Sequoia National Park; containment at 10 percent
• Salvation Army looks to reach out
• VUSD considers solar panels
• Crimeline: Tulare man arrested after foot chase
• Prevention strategy work of Kings/Tulare Continuum of Care
• Lindsay man charged in homicide
• 3 injured in COS industrial accident
• Businesses to be honored at event
• Post offices face ax
• Lindsay man to be charged in death
• VUSD board's election areas change
• Board of Supervisors hears reactions to redistricting plans
• Senior Column: Flash Mob Dance practice group grows
• Tulare City Council revokes permit for United Cab service
• Would-be Tulare motorsports developer files suit
• Tulare County workers seek return of raises
• Tulare family escapes unharmed from garage fire
• Pistachio group changes name
• Two dead in suspected murder-suicide at home in northwest Visalia
• Historic cabin found in Sierra
• Greg Collins to seek return to Visalia City Council
• Man, 24, dies in Kern River rafting incident; boy rescued
• Down Memory Lane: Dandelion greens
• Tulare teen faces multiple burglary charges
• Crimeline: Tulare police stay busy over the weekend
• Man shot to death outside home near Exeter
• It's Christmas in July! Emanuel's Gift Shop is hosting their first "Christmas in July" shopping extravaganza! This is a great time to get an early start on your holiday shopping. Get all your holiday gifts July 25 - 29 from 7am - 7pm
• Borders bookstore counts down its last few days
• Hammond joins Valley Business Bank
• Mooney activity on the rise
• 210 Connect: College getting tougher
• Community comes together for family of 3-year-old Exeter girl
• Childhood obesity has more than tripled in the past 30 years in kids ages 6 to 11. They are more likely to have risk factors for cardiovascular disease, are at greater risk for sleep apnea, social and psychological problems and poor self-esteem. We enco
• Work continuing at Walnut and Mooney
• Sequoia National Park officials: Don't feed the wildlife
• Visalia Borders starts closing sale
• Tulare County jobless rate goes up
• Lion Fire burns 5,500 acres in 2 counties
• Fire near Trail of 100 Giants contained
• Applicants sought for county Health Advisory Committee
• Blind woman to join monthly bike ride
• Around Tulare: Downtown group gets going
• Crimeline: Tulare man shot, injured in the leg
• If you get a bump, bruise or boo-boo while visiting the StanCoFair, visit the First Aid Station, sponsored by Emanuel Family Practice. Dr. David Canton, VP of Medical Affairs at Emanuel, is serving as Chief Medical Officer for this year's fair. In
• Twilight Park in Woodlake goes big time with Big & Rich concert
• Visalia cake, candy supply store to close
• 11-year-olds in Tulare prepare for Cal Ripken tournament in Utah
• 11-year-olds in Tulare prepare for Cal Ripken tournament in Utah
• Police seek man, 85, missing since Dec. 19
• Visalia police negotiator to move up the ranks
• Farmers protest plan for high-speed rail
• Tulare approves permit for adult day care facility
• Tulare approves manager Don Dorman's six-figure salary
• Visalia misses out in food contest
• In-Shape to mark grand opening
• Thank you to all that shared your favorite attraction at the Fair. Since all the comments were great, we decided to award 4 lucky people 4 free Fair tickets. Congratulations to Brandi Thomas, Rachel Morrisette, Cynthia English, Norma Luna for winning the
• Tonight is Emanuel Family Practice Night at the Stanislaus County Fair, so kids 12 and under are admitted free! The first 1,000 kids through the gates receive a gift from us. Drop by and visit with our doctors and medical students at the sponsor booth,
• TCOVE set as site for lifelong learning
• Beneventos honored by ServiceMaster
• Crimeline
• Tulare City Council approves settling lawsuit filed by Vandegrift
• Tulare residents reject proposed district fee increase
• Traffic deaths in California near record low
• TCAG announces new bike trail for west Visalia
• Woman in wheelchair robbed in Porterville; man arrested
• 2 Tulare County girls due at Cayucos Portuguese celebration
• Body of missing Dinuba man found
• Smoke from 3,200-acre Sequoia fire to worsen air quality
• Do you know what the inside of your heat looks like? We do! If you are visiting the Stanislaus County Fair this week, be sure to stroll through our walk-through heart exhibit, located across from the circus tent. It's fun and interactive for the ki
• Ten breast cancer survivors in pink boas and pink tiaras were on site today for a video shoot for the annual Women's Cancer Awareness Event. Mark your calendars for Tuesday, October 11 and stay tuned for more details.
• Business networking mixer planned Aug. 3 in Visalia
• Dinuba motorcyclist reported missing
• Visalia Relay for Life will be at Mt. Whitney
• Jobs, business and parking coming to downtown Visalia
• Old instruments sound like money at collectors' traveling show in Visalia
• Tulare church offers free Camp Read Program
• Rep. Nunes critical of energy rules
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Tulare Senior Center to say aloha to beach party on Friday
• 47-unit housing project OK'd by Tulare Planning Commission
• Borders bookstore counts down its last few days
• Crimeline: Tulare man stabbed in chest
• Crimeline: Tulare man stabbed in chest
• Tulare police warn about gambling machines
• Navajo code talker Joe Morris Sr. dies
• Twin boys who drowned in Visalia identified
• Man mourned after fatal stabbing; death may be 4th homicide in Visalia this year
• Tulare police warn about gambling machines
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors won't meet today
• We Be Sober, company that offers services to drinkers, opens Visalia office
• Hundreds donate bone marrow in Visalia for 3-year-old Gracie Chavez
• Visalia City Council OKs move to keep medical marijuana ban
• Visalia Fox Theatre is working to restore its stage gear
• What's your favorite part of the Fair? Concerts? Animals? Exhibits? Two lucky winners will win 4 FREE Fair tickets!
• Tulare County crop report
• Nov. 8 election filings begin
• Visalia Food Fight raises funds
• Tulare Adult School director promoted to district position
• Victor Garcia: Tulare Community Health Clinic receives a $412,000 federal grant
• Tulare County authorities arrest suspect in man's beating
• No evidence of foul play in twins' drowning in Visalia
• Congratulations to Mariah Canton, daughter of EMC's Dr. David Canton, for winning BEST OF SHOW in StanCoFair's Jr. Fine Arts competition. Her artwork, "Sail Boat at Sea" garnered the blue ribbon. FB friends--did you enter an exhibit
• 19-year-old man stabbed to death in Visalia
• It's Emanuel Cancer Center Day at the Stanislaus County Fair. All seniors age 65+ are admitted FREE today (Sat., 7/16). Stop by our sponsor booth, located near the historic Arch Gate, and say hello to Cancer Center staff and volunteers. If you are
• Around Tulare: Sweet's business comes home
• Man struck by car in Orosi is identified
• Toddler boys drown in Visalia pool
• Tulare's last big video store closes
• Liquidation looms for Borders
• Visalia road upates: Speed limit to increase on section of Hwy. 198
• Crimeline: Man stabbed at bar
• TJUSD compares two proposed trustee-area maps
• Efforts to curb DUI in Visalia area discussed
• Tax pledge said to be hindering debt deal
• Congratulations to Maureen Day for winning 4 free Fair tickets!! Please call 664-5678 to redeem your tickets!!
• 'Harry Potter' fans show up at the Tulare Galaxy Theaters for series' conclusion
• 'Harry Potter' fans flock to finale in Visalia
• College fee hikes worry students
• Farm subsidies are likely target; lawmakers weigh fund reduction, elimination
• Visalia Transit Center's repair delays continue
• Tulare dentist honored for volunteer service
• Sons of Italy plans charity event in Visalia
• Nurse practitioner added to Family HealthCare staff in Visalia
• Technical team unveiled; Visalia Fire Department shows rescue techniques
• Vacation Bible school proves popular at Visalia church
• COS's child-care center to relocate
• Crimeline: Tulare police investigate 2 strong-arm robberies
• Fliers want fees back for delayed luggage
• Official: Avoid buying Southern California citrus trees
• Visalia girl needs bone marrow match
• Tulare County employee honored for literacy referrals
• County parking spaces at premium as work starts on courthouse lot
• Post to WIN 4 tickets to the StanCoFair. Tell us about your favorite fair food and what simple thing you can do to make it a healthier bite? Here's an example--We love the linguicia sandwich and so I'll hold the mayo and ask for mustard instea
• Food Fight Against Hunger event on Sunday will aid FoodLink of Tulare County
• Former Vons spot in Visalia to be filled
• Visalia nonprofit's program helps people find jobs
• Visalia nonprofit's program helps people find jobs
• CSU approves 12 percent hike in tuition
• Tulare Chamber of Commerce has bus seats left for trip to Simi Valley
• Tulare officials to wait on Santa Fe trail proposal
• Kings River reopens for recreation
• Board raises water, sewage fees for rural communities
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Tulare Senior Center seeks volunteer instructors
• Tulare dentist receives award for volunteer service
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors establishes authority to set county impact fees
• Warrior Stadium named host site of 2011 CCAA Soccer Championships
• CSU Stanislaus and Kaiser Permanente Address Rising Need for Central Valley Health Professionals
• Exeter man's brother on last space shuttle flight
• Two food contest officials say Visalia has lots to offer, variety
• Renovated McDonald's reopens to the public
• Journey to perform in Fresno on Oct. 12
• Tulare chamber offers Reagan Library trip
• Containment of Granite Fire expected
• Highway safety campaign to start
• Search continues for man on Kern River
• Down Memory Lane: Keep family close
• Crimeline: Tulare woman arrested on suspicion of drug-related offenses
• Main Street Promenade in downtown Visalia expected to be finished in September
• Tulare hosts Cal Ripken tournament
• Victor Garcia: Tulare Western student in state pageant
• St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Community to open late summer
• Floating debris nears space station
• Nunes wants to end farm aid
• Tulare schools chief outlines goals
• Visalia gets ready for 'Best of the Road'
• Around Tulare: Kids take part in anti-gang program
• 600-acre prescribed burn scheduled in Kings Canyon park
• Walnut-Mooney work continues
• Tulare issues 21 fireworks citations
• Tulare Crimeline
• 2 birds in Tulare County test positive for West Nile virus
• Pension costs examined as more Tulare County employees retire
• Summer heat increases local danger from grass fires
• Main Street Promenade in downtown Visalia expected to be finished in September
• Proteus program puts at-risk youth to work
• Company makes pitch for manure power
• Our Community Health Education Team will be at Turlock Farmers Market tomorrow (Friday, 7/8). Stop by for a free blood pressure check while you are shopping for some of the freshest produce around. See you there!
• Drowned man identified Sunday
• Four arrested in home invasion in Visalia
• 20 pounds of illegal fireworks seized
• Tulare starts Movies at the Park
• Report: SUV driver at fault in fatal 2010 bus crash on Fresno highway
• Welcome Center to host event
• Visalia Medical Clinic to expand staff
• Youngsters vaccinated for school; Tulare County clinics available
• Two Tulare County agencies outline jobless efforts
• Tulare County group uses teen girls to rate local pharmacies
• Visalia community garden helps to keep kids out of gangs, families fed
• Youngsters vaccinated for school; Tulare County clinics available
• COS revamps website
• Karate group in Tulare sweeps Las Vegas tournament
• Mail bomber ordered to serve 13 years in prison in Visalia incident
• Tulare County group uses teen girls to rate local pharmacies
• Two Tulare County agencies outline jobless efforts
• Peña's Disposal in Cutler attempting to change garbage business
• Tulare artist filled driveway with chalk art of Statue of Liberty
• Removal of Visalia oak tree commences
• Leadership Visalia deadline extended
• Tulare center plans toast for Duke, Duchess
• 2 Lemoore Navy men killed in crash identified
• Dinuba medical center to break ground
• Special ed classes may shift from TCOE to Visalia district
• Local artist paints Happy Trails mural
• Senior Center: Dancers wanted for flash mob
• Crimeline: Police say child ingested meth
• If you're a little on the red side after too much 4th of July weekend fun, here are some tips on how to treat sunburn. course, this advice is not intended to replace the advice of your physician.
• Cooling centers open in Visalia, throughout county as heat continues
• Triple-digit heat scorches Fourth
• Down Memory Lane: Friends bring comfort and joy
• Wounded Visalia warrior honors veterans
• PAL class teaches kids Jiu-Jitsu
• Plans for chicken-processing plant in Tulare move forward
• 210 seeks testimony of its history
• Free whooping cough shots offered in Visalia
• Summer school remodeling in Visalia
• Amy Shuklian schedules Visalia office hours
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Visalia plans for next school
• Project to reduce parking spots at Tulare County Courthouse
• Central Valley tea party schedules Fourth of July events
• Hot, humid conditions for fireworks in Central Valley forecast
• Downtown Tulare group sets new goals
• Visalia holiday hours
• Victor Garcia, Schools: TJUHSD welcomes new superintendent
• Reading of our rights as part of 4th observance
• Los Angeles man, 45, drowns in Sequoia National Park
• Lance Cpl. Jared Verbeek laid to rest
• Meat market owner plans Visalia site
• CitiFinancial office in Visalia marks name change
• Protect pets over 4th, SPCA says
• 2 Lemoore base staff members die in crash
• Drivers find gas prices are down for holiday
• Boy Scout taking part in triathlon at camp dies
• Crimeline: Robbers take cash register
• Around Tulare: Internet support wanted for Bike Rodeo
• Visalia to celebrate its dining scene July 11
• Emanuel wishes you all a safe and happy 4th of July!
• Sales tax drops 1% today
• Houses, businesses lose power in northwest Visalia
• Fireworks stands open: Tulare County prepares to celebrate Independence Day
• County gets $3.4m to help unemployed
• AAA offers free towing over holiday
• Hanford group to run Tulare disability program
• Tulare schools chief calls state fiscally irresponsible
• New state budget draws criticism
• Tulare County Superior Court admits fault in denying media access
• Pot plants near park destroyed
• Sharp outlines goals for Visalia council service
• Visalia DMV renovations force customers to other offices
• Weather to get warmer after rain
• Visalia holiday hours
• Visalia seeks applicants for city committees
• Holscher to chair Measure R committee
• Visalia church to hold talent show auditions
• Tulare County supervisor opens re-election campaign
• Tulare crimeline: DUI charged in bike crash
• County's penny pincher gets 14-carrot send-off
• Internship program lets Visalia students work on vehicles at Groppetti sites
• Internship program lets Visalia students work on vehicles at Groppetti sites
• Bank of Commerce announces new office
• Ruiz Foods ranked in Hispanic magazine
• Children learn about horses at Horse and Reader Camps
• Children learn about horses at Horse and Reader Camps
• Tulare County job finders reverse roles
• Tulare County job finders reverse roles
• Tulare County Employee of the Year
• Tulare County Employee of the Year
• Tulare County launches Internet tools for customer service
• Tulare Senior Center plans all-American celebration on Friday
• 5 Tulare teens arrested in break-in
• Tulare police to crack down on fireworks
• COS holds Livestock Skills Camp for kids
• Newspaper names ad director
• Tulare County school signage addressed
• Down Memory Lane: Hippity hoppity
• Visalia hikers are lost, then found
• 3 injured in Porterville crash still in Fresno hospital
• Crimeline: Tulare man shot at, escapes without serious injury
• Visalia City Council appoints Sharp to vacancy
• Family, city prepare to honor fallen Visalia Marine
• Body discovered in burned-out car in Plainview
• Tulare man killed in crash near Porterville
• 2 bodies recovered from Kern River
• Riders take part in first Tulare County Bike Party
• Victor Garcia, Schools: VUSD board to weigh Neighborhood Youth Counselor funding
• Pickup driver injured in north Tulare crash
• Driver has major injuries in solo crash in north Tulare County
• Tagus Ranch reunion draws employees, students recalling a lifetime of memories
• Tulare County supervisors call the growth of pot farms a problem
• J.D. Heiskell & Co. celebrates 125 years in local area
• J.D. Heiskell & Co. celebrates 125 years in local area
• J.D. Heiskell & Co. celebrates 125 years in local area
• Visalia among the best for food
• Around Tulare: Library receives $100k donation
• Other findings from the Grand Jury report
• Dinuba teacher dies in Kaweah River kayaking accident
• Grand Jury blasts short-rail track plan in annual report
• Raft overturns in St. Johns River near Visalia; 5 swim to shore
• Authorities thwart drug ring; 4 arrested
• Tulare opposes split supervisor districts
• 4 arrested in auto-theft cases as task force cracks down in Visalia
• Tulare roadwork: Hwy. 99 ramps close at Tulare Avenue
• Crimeline: Man shot while talking on phone
• It's a beautiful, sunny Friday! What healthy activity are you including in your weekend plans?
• Bank of the Sierra names senior VP
• Dairy forecaster shares optimism
• Tulare police hold open house
• GATE summer students study forensics
• GATE summer students study forensics
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors' fee plan draws criticism
• New carbon monoxide detector law starts July 1
• Man killed in solo motorcycle accident on Highway 99
• Festa starts Monday in Visalia
• Sentencing delayed for man convicted of two 2008 murders
• Relay for Life kicks off Saturday
• Snowmelt proves hazardous for Squaw Valley woman
• Tulare cuts 2 code enforcement jobs
• Visalia man found guilty of attempted murder
• Focus on food, says ag official
• Tulare planners OK 40-unit apartment complex
• COS cuts $4 million from budget
• Marine from Visalia killed in Afghanistan
• Gang intervention and teen pregnancy programs on the chopping block
• 2 missing hikers found uninjured
• Tulare crimeline: Two teenagers wounded in apparent homicide attempt
• Pixley methane project criticized by its neighbors
• Recreation Park to get a new playground
• Recreation Park to get a new playground
• Philip Horburg named Visalia's Man of the Year by Chamber of Commerce
• Tulare County ag sales up 21 percent
• Visalia closes budget gap with fees, cuts
• State ag secretary to visit today
• Beene to serve on banking board
• 5 finalists left to fill Mike Lane's seat on City Council
• Visalia City Council, VUSD meet to discuss school improvements
• Tulare County's non-union workers face cuts
• Workers to reunite at Tagus Ranch
• New student Spotlight
• Happy first day of summer! Stay protected from the sun all summer long, read the new FDA rules on sunscreens
• Down Memory Lane: Sad, but gratifying memories
• Visalia budget woes hit police, fire
• Temperatures expected to reach 105 degrees by Thursday
• Visalia man pleads guilty in false tax returns
• Visalia youth program faces budget cuts
• One injured in crash near Richgrove
• Salute to Dairy luncheon Thursday
• Nunes generous to other GOP candidates
• Crimeline: Teen arrested on suspicion of park vandalism
• Jeri Sell sentenced to 4 years in prison for embezzlement
• Former printer joins nonprofit
• Tulare County Crop Report For week ending June 18
• Tulare Schools: County school placed on financial risk list
• Downtown Visalia study winding down
• Area fathers share their special day making memories with their families
• County report to give ag results
• Meeting set in Pixley on bio-gas facility
• Around Tulare: Tulare City Council to have a full agenda on Tuesday
• 42 interested in one Visalia City Council seat
• Fire crews working on Ash Mountain
• Crimeline: Pixley man arrested on suspicion of exposure
• Visalia road updates: Delays, lane closures on Mooney
• Holy Ghost Festa starts Thursday in Tulare
• Farmersville youth center closed for now
• Rules of the water: Local youth get experience, safety lessons
• Oak limb damages four Visalia backyards
• Tulare County jobless rate drops
• Emanuel is proud to be the sponsor of Emanuel Medical Center Night at the Fair on Friday, June 17 at Merced County Fair! Tonight, the first 1,000 guests will receive a gift from Emanuel. So come on out and don't forget to stop by our huge walk-throu
• TJUHSD honors its 17 retirees
• 83-year-old sentenced for 2009 Dinuba murder, child molestations
• Tulare County to conduct survey on parking near courthouse
• Woman trapped in snow more than 3 hours
• Skirmish delays Cheary hearing
• TCSD finalizes budget cuts
• Edison customers object to rate hike
• Kings River closed, too dangerous
• Deadline to apply for Visalia council vacancy is noon today
• Do you walk the talk? Share your success story with us at HerHealthConnect.com for the chance to win a $50 Zappos.com gift card for all the shoes you have yet to wear!
• Our new recruits :) Enjoy more photo opportunities at the Merced County Fair now through Sunday, June 19
• Share how you celebrate your dad on Father's Day for a chance to win free Merced County Fair admission tickets!
• Visalia holds Cub Scout Day Camp
• CHP warns drivers about busy roads during summer vacation
• Former printer joins nonprofit
• Marriott promotes Groover to GM
• Mayor to speak at SHRM luncheon
• Marie Callender's in Visalia to remain open
• Proteus to discuss community services at Visalia meeting
• COS Kids College enrollment continues
• Visalia council applicants' letters due Friday
• Crimeline: Woman arrested on suspicion of vandalism
• Prestige celebrates National Flag Week with an exchange for worn 'Old Glory'
• Police: Crash in northeast Tulare leads to 2 arrests
• TCAG looks at transit needs; bus service changes possible
• Boy, 17, will be tried as adult in Visalia slaying
• Exeter woman killed in crash is identified
• 3 Tulare educators up for state awards
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Father's Day luncheon is Friday at Tulare Senior Center
• Visalia police ready to rumble
• VUSD names school
• Electric bills may go up
• Fight PMS with more B? Consuming foods rich in vitamin B have been shown to reduce PMS. Go to HerHealthConnect.com to learn how milk, eggs, meat and green veggies give you a PMS-fighting boost of B.
• Down Memory Lane: Husband OK getting lost
• Visalia City Council plans to fill its vacancy
• Deadline to apply for Community Relations Commission vacancies is July 8
• Fire risks await at vacant lots, houses
• Tulare's Young Marines program graduates first class
• 8 Tulare students graduate from San Joaquin Memorial High School in Fresno
• Tulare City Council to examine new health insurance rates
• Kaweah Delta cutting Best Beginnings program
• Proposed district maps draw criticism at 210 meeting in Visalia
• Tulare crimeline: Man arrested in connection with dog theft
• It's our 94th Anniversary! In June 1917, Emanuel Medical Center accepted its first patient at our original location on Canal Drive (pictured). Although we’ve seen incredible advances in technology and exponential organizational growth, we sti
• Suspects in Visalia shooting arrested
• Tulare County RMA revamping planning
• Tulare's Fourth of July show may be the last
• New Farmersville Community Center unveiled at open house
• Man stabbed in arm near Visalia; woman is arrested
• County supervisors won't meet Tuesday
• Victor Garcia, Schools: New school name about to be chosen
• Panel expected to aid in county planning process
• Tulare schools: Schools raise $9.1k for rescue mission
• Visalia road updates: Main conversion continues
• County has competition for buying rail line — the city of Porterville
• New doctor due at Visalia Medical Clinic
• Strathmore to get new fire truck
• VUSD trustees to meet on Tuesday
• Changes shown in new redistricting maps
• Tulare high school summer classes cut
• Around Tulare: TIP to present board members
• Tulare crimeline: Suspect accused after bat defense
• Local nonprofits lose tax-exempt status
• A new student spotlight...
• Visalia man sentenced for having gun at COS
• Suicide prevention training scheduled in Visalia
• Teachers show support for tax extensions
• Tip leads to arrest of 5 in Visalia drug case
• Crimeline: Tulare Western cheerleaders' displays found damaged
• Former Tulare cop gets 8 days of jail time for DUI
• Preliminary California redistricting maps out today
• Effort to add Visalia neighborhood to Historic District riles some homeowners
• Visalia shooting victim remains hospitalized
• These boys are ready for tomorrow's Teddy Bear Clnic at the Turlock Farmers Market. Are you? We welcome furry friends of all types--puppies, bunnies, unicorns, and even orange dragons! Join us Friday, (6/10) from 8am to 1pm, at the intersection o
• Don't forget your stuffed friends! Tomorrow is Emanuel's Teddy Bear Clinic at Turlock's Farmers' Market. Bring your kids and their stuffed animals to the market this Friday for a free teddy bear check up! Emanuel's Teddy Bear Te
• Mission Oak High School graduates its Class of 2011
• Visalia school sends off its retiring principal
• Suspicious package in COS mailroom destroyed; police investigate
• Two crows in Visalia found to have West Nile virus
• Tulare crimeline: Motel guest stabbed, robbed
• Tulare County Planning Commission delays vote on Pixley biofuel plant
• Dinner guests to solve a murder mystery in Tulare
• Low-income senior housing opens in Visalia
• Motorists fill boots of Tulare firefighters
• Shooting injures 3 people in north Visalia
• Mobile Glicks hosts grand opening
• June is Adopt a Cat Month at Tulare County Animal Shelter
• COS starts process for new districts
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors criticizes home development in Ivanhoe
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Get ready for Father's Day at Tulare Senior Center
• Supervisors look to fill Tulare County Youth Commission vacancy
• Juneteenth event set for next weekend at Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park
• 4 Tulare girls among Tulare County Dairy Princess contestants
• Tulare Improvement Program to host annual meeting
• Proposed Tulare budget has no utility fee increases
• Yet another of the many, many reasons to cut out cigarettes – smoking during early pregnancy puts your baby at a higher risk for congenital heart defects. See through the smoke and mirrors – learn more at HerHealthConnect.com.
• Meeting set on county impact fees
• Theft of student-made displays damages Tulare Western fundraiser
• Weekend rains set records for Visalia
• Man pleads not guilty in death of Exeter girl, 3
• Down Memory Lane: Have You Ever?
• Activities, camps available for kids and teens this summer
• Crimeline: 2 armed men rob convenience store
• Visalia City Council split on vacant seat
• WWII bombers bring back memories for veterans
• Man's body found in Lake Kaweah
• Emanuel Teddy Bear Clinic at Turlock Certified Famers' Market on Friday, June 10. School will be out so bring your kids and their stuffed animals for a free teddy bear check up! The market is open every Friday from 8am - 1pm.
• God bless you! And your brain! Did you know allergies were linked to lower brain cancer rates? Learn more at HerHealthConnect.com
• Glicks comes back in mobile form
• Tulare Chamber of Commerce to lead ribbon-cutting of new store
• Victor Garcia: School year to end this week
• Tulare firefighters to hold Fill-the-Boot event
• Visalia police show off their newest K-9
• Valley Oak Garden Club announces new officers
• Tulare County may hire librarians, inspectors
• We're sorry to report that Emanuel's walk-thru heart exhibit, at the Patterson Apricot Fiesta, will be closed today due to rain. We will try again tomorrow.
• Death penalty an option in Exeter case
• Tulare girl earns highest honor in Tulare FFA
• Report: Small water districts in Tulare County are neglecting to test, send notifications
• Tulare teen arrested in child porn case
• Platters, Charades to perform in Tulare
• Visalia police subdue man with Taser
• Visalia council to discuss replacing Lane
• Tulare crimeline: Teen arrested in child porn case
• Around Tulare: Council interviews manager candidates
• Try the American Heart Association Pocket First Aid & CPR app for $3.99.
• Our giant walk-through heart is set up and ready to be toured at the Patterson Apricot Fiesta! The Patterson Apricot Fiesta is June 3, 4 and 5. Emanuel is a corporate sponsor and will also be educating the visitors about living a heart healthy lifestyle.
• Visalia mayor to speak to HR pros
• Valley Commerce Bancorp reports stock dividend
• Torian Group wins honors
• Glicks comes back in mobile form
• Funds needed to plan fix of Seville's water
• Tulare City Council interviewing more candidates for permanent manager position
• Exeter police make arrest in girl's death
• Good News Center renamed
• Jury asked to rule on Visalia man's competency
• Fiesta de la Familia 2011 event coming Sunday
• Visalia Chamber of Commerce names award nominees
• Visalia eighth-grader competes in national spelling bee
• Allensworth 'ghost tours' available
• Workshop on city plan update offered
• LAPD official gives talk on terrorism
• Crimeline: Tulare teen arrested for beating mom
• Fresno State to eliminate 52 vacant positions in effort to offset $20m spending cut
• Police in Tulare hand out 176 tickets Wednesday as part of Click It or Ticket campaign
• Visalia ice cream vendor shot in torso
• One more reason to increase your good cholesterol (HDL) – studies show higher levels of good cholesterol decrease your risk of colon cancer. Read more on Herhealthconnect.com!
• Crimeline: Tulare woman moderately injured during robbery
• Class of 2011 diverse, challenged
• Fruit of the gloom: Unusual weather affects Central Valley harvest
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Senior Center Rummage Sale this Saturday
• VUSD board OKs Plan E for trustee area map
• KJUG morning hosts say farewell
• Visalia police chase ends with suspect in closet
• One killed, one injured in Tulare crash
• Transitional housing opens in Visalia
• LAPD counterterrorism expert to speak in Visalia
• Representatives from Delta Kappa Gamma Society presented 12 Jared boxes to our pediatrics department. The boxes are full of goodies that our pediatric patients can play with while they are in our care. Thank you!
• Big Heart at Patterson Apricot Fiesta - June 3, 4, & 5. Not only is Emanuel a corporate sponsor of the community event, but for the second year, our giant walk-through heart exhibit will be on hand to educate Fiesta visitors about heart functions and
• Tulare honors its fallen
• Walmart neighbors fear expansion will destroy area
• Walmart neighbors fear expansion will destroy area
• Tulare band makes impression at Oakland A's game
• Down Memory Lane: Inaugural Flight of TWA Jet Service
• Teens sought for Visalia singing contest
• Visalia police arrest two men in break-in
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors won't meet today
• Child, 2, found in Goshen pond is hospitalized
• Summer Night Lights schedule unveiled
• Tulare band makes impression at Oakland A's game
• Tulare County district maps to be focus
• Tulare County's spelling champion heads to national bee
• Victor Garcia: Tulare Western named model school
• Expert: Local economy improving
• Transformer blows, cuts power in west Visalia
• Four boys arrested in Visalia burglary
• Tulare County Library's summer reading program kicks off
• Forums target Tulare County voting districts
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Lindsay students to sign books
• Crimeline: Man, woman involved in violent incident
• Man dies in a two-vehicle crash
• Community band plays at Oakland A's game
• DARE graduation
• Roads Report: Traffic signal upgrades continue next week
• Tulare County planning Memorial Day events
• Visalia man killed after struck by pickup near high school
• Lindsay's hospital clause
• Fire causes $1.5m in damage to Advanced Food Products plant in Visalia
• Outlook for Class of 2011
• Congratulations to the Class of 2011!!!
• As we move into Memorial Day weekend, we ask you to join us in remembering those servicemembers who defended our country and those who are serving today. We encourage you to share about someone you remember and/or are honoring this weekend.
• Help sought for tornado victims
• Police build case in 3-year-old Exeter girl's death
• Tulare Public Library to get a visit from author
• Goshen's Step Up event draws crowd
• 'Malcolm' actress films movie in Tulare
• Coyote puppy found in west Tulare yard
• Parents, students support Mission Oak Hawks at title game
• Traffic, drunken drivers out this holiday weekend
• Visalian gets life in prison for murder
• Soroptimist Student of the Month
• Red Carpet photographs from Vines 2011...
• The beautiful 2011 Vines event...
• Two men arrested after tractor stolen
• Locals celebrate Oprah's last show
• Budget shows encouraging signs, Tulare mayor says in State of the City address
• Grand Jury urges pension plan changes for county workers
• Interim COS chief announced
• Man seriously hurt in crash near Tipton
• Visalia's Teen Idol audition packets available
• Ivanhoe seeks to save preschool
• Say 'bye to Dave and Darrin on KJUG
• Tulare crimeline
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Senior center's rummage sale is happening this weekend
• Strain of equine herpes virus worries Tulare County horse owners
• Gang awareness summit planned in Goshen
• Last 'Oprah' episode part of online chat
• Shuklian to run again for Visalia council; Link undecided
• Possible names for new Visalia school revealed
• 5 Live Oak students earn college scholarships
• Redistricting guidelines OK'd; committee recommends criteria to be followed
• Tulare City School District raising lunch prices
• Visalia's violent crime drops 11% in 2010
• Crimeline: 2 teens arrested on suspicion of theft
• Prison ruling raises local concerns
• VUSD adds two election maps to mix
• Visalia Unified School District trustees to consider school names
• Strolling around downtown Visalia
• Tulare Save Mart to close June 25
• Tulare County cracks down on no seat belts with Click It or Ticket campaign
• Sequoia Riverlands Trust event celebrates Native American culture on Saturday
• Live 'Oprah' online chats planned
• Down Memory Lane: Purse gun dates back to late 1800s
• Do you walk the talk? Share your health success story with us for a chance to win a $50 Zappos.com gift card for all the shoes you have yet to wear!
• Vintage cars bring crowds to downtown Visalia
• Visalians shrug off predicted Rapture
• California budget cuts mean fewer CAL FIRE firefighters
• Portuguese students hand out MVPA awards
• 2 picked by Tulare City Council to fill board vacancies
• 3 longtime Visalia teachers to retire
• Seven vie for title of dairy princess
• Traffic light bulbs to be changed
• Hot Jobs for the week of May 23
• Visalia man faces charges in deaths of family of 3 in crash
• Crimeline: Visalia man charged with murder of family of 3
• TJUHSD trustees discusses possible elections criteria
• Around Tulare: Bingo games to help Emergency Aid Council
• Tulare County settles lawsuit for $1.5 million
• Tulare County's special districts control millions in tax dollars but oversight has been limited
• Coverage due on last 'Oprah' episodes
• Today we welcome the Leadership Turlock Class of 2011 for Health Care Day at Emanuel. They started their day with health screenings, then will visit the Emanuel Cancer Center, tour the Cardiac Cath & Interventional Lab, our new cardiac operating sui
• Teen survives drive-by attempt
• Tulare hospital receives award
• Visalia Emergency response drill a success, despite some glitches
• Tulare County students learn about trees at Mooney Grove Park
• Bike stunts wow Heritage crowd in Tulare
• Grants spread around Tulare
• U.S. job creation at slowest post-recession rate since Great Depression
• Proposed bill aims to keep doctors in Central Valley
• Parts of Highway 99 to close next week
• Funds sought for Tulare students' Costa Rica trip
• Officer in DUI case no longer with Tulare police
• Local teacher participates in state Capitol budget protests
• More COS students use bus
• Tulare Crimeline: Woman arrested after son found with bag of marijuana, police say
• Kaweah Delta booth at Trout Derby
• Injured ex-Marine from Farmersville competes in 2011 Warrior Games in Colorado
• Tulare City Council OKs filing lawsuit against county
• Lions Students of the month
• Sentencing delayed for former Tulare bank manager in embezzlement case
• Tulare Joint Union High School District approves new superintendent
• Tulare County drill prepares for emergencies
• A new Highway 198 between Visalia and Hanford
• Tulare Public Library to offer college admissions workshop
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Community rummage sale at Tulare Senior Center approaches
• Gang-injunction debate continues
• New superintendent for Tulare Joint Union High School District wasn't hired at meeting
• 9-year-old girl from Tulare receives trip to Disney World
• Tulare's SOPAS to present awards on Sunday
• Tulare police reclassify teen's death as a homicide
• Probe into Exeter girl's death continues
• Tulare County Child Welfare Services to add 25 jobs
• Crimeline: Tulare woman arrested on suspicion of child abuse
• California takes hard look at BB, pellet guns
• Brown pushes tax hikes despite revenue
• Visalia retiree health benefits cut
• Parenting 411 videos can be viewed
• Autopsy: Exeter girl, 3, died of blunt-force trauma
• County to consider accepting $185k grant to fight rural crime
• Catastrophic flood drill planned Thursday in county
• Tulare's Concerts in the Park kick off this week
• 2 shot in drive-by at funeral home in Tulare
• Americans shed mortgages
• 12-hour power outage hits Visalia
• Woman has major injuries in Earlimart crash
• Tulare motorcyclist killed in crash
• Former Visalian pleads guilty in $2 million fraud
• Tulare Public Library fundraiser to become an annual event
• Tulare County Child Welfare requests 25 new workers
• Dia del Niño celebrates 20 years
• Tulare County crop report
• 2 killed in separate crashes Friday
• Local hospital districts continue to bring in tax money without offering services
• Roads Report: Central Visalia offramp, Noble Avenue to be closed
• Prince to visit the Valley next week for surprise concert
• Visalia City Council to adopt retiree health care funding policy
• COS President Bill Scroggins named new chief of Mt. San Antonio College
• Vi-Tri for Kids event to be held this june
• Target Archers host 'Cotton Boll Classic'
• Bill Hurlbut's family having carwash
• Firefighters want charitable donations
• 2 people stabbed in Poplar; 5 arrested
• Wildland fire burns 60 acres near Orosi
• Volunteer crews spruce up local homes
• Kings River to open to recreational uses
• Electronic waste to be recycled in Visalia
• TCOE hands out 3 awards to top school employees
• The TJUHSD reaches last superintendent candidate
• Tulare County bucks aging trend
• Exeter toddler's death raises questions
• Visalia-area honey production off to a weak start this season
• Tulare County's fallen officers honored at memorial
• Mold forces COS day-care site to close; cleanup to start today
• Multiple gunshot wounds cause death in Earlimart
• 2 males sought in Earlimart burglary
• Tulare Emergency Aid Council to offer fundraising bingo
• Newspaper seller dies at 72
• 'Mommy & Me' is set for Saturday
• Crimeline: Los Banos woman arrested on suspicion of trespassing
• May 31 trial date set in Banda case
• Farmersville school district to lay off 16 teachers
• Rental prices increase as economy sees influx of renters
• Two Tulare FFA teams win first-place awards at state convention
• 'Books, Bluegrass & BBQ' fundraiser for Tulare Public Library draws local response
• Holllie Lynch Tisthammer: Friday is Senior Day in the Park
• Nation's unpaid hospital tab: $49b a year
• Study: Obesity prevention program working locally
• Tulare City School District board OKs plans to improve Los Tules Middle School API score
• Farmers markets to open this week in Tulare
• Tulare Joint Union High School District may be nearing superintendent pick
• Tulare Soroptimist Girls of the Month
• COS leader Bill Scroggins officially resigns
• Rankin Field gun range in Tulare gets a makeover
• Down Memory Lane: Aging gracefully is challenging
• Community center in Farmersville almost ready to open
• Person shot in upper body in Pixley
• Forum helps prepare kids for summer
• Crimeline: Woman arrested on suspicion of indecent exposure in Tulare
• Former Tulare funeral home director Don Miller dies
• High-speed rail project gets $300m more in federal money
• Stanislaus students and faculty win state geography honors
• Woodlake rodeo draws hundreds of enthusiasts
• Tulare County crop report
• DUI checkpoint leads to two arrests in Visalia
• This week in Tulare
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors may cut 9 positions Tuesday
• Habitat returns to help with repairs
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Hearing to be held on trustee election changes
• Longtime Visalia officer retires
• Tulare students to be recognized
• Visalia police arrest three after alcohol sting
• Exchange student helps raise money for Japan
• Elected officials can earn cash, coverage for serving on some of the county's most obscure boards
• Public input sought in COS transit study
• 'Job in a Box' to be unveiled Tuesday
• Fire training planned near Lake Success
• Blues, Brews and BBQ in Visalia makes first-time move
• Around Tulare: Local farming company honored
• Crimeline: Man with knife robs west Tulare video store
• Tulare County Sheriff's Department launches anonymous tipline
• Strategies for stretching gas money
• Share your favorite Mother's Day tradition for a chance to win two tickets to Taste of Turlock.
• Celebrating our nurses! Happy National Nurses Week!
• Oak destroys popular Mooney Grove arbor
• Teen arrested on weapons charge
• RUAN workers finalists for award
• Some Hwy. 99 ramps to be closed
• Kaweah Delta honors top staff members
• 3 Visalia schools get top rankings
• Most Tulare elementary schools in top 40
• Tulare Bikers Run set to raise funds for PAL
• More than 100 media organizations unite in county lawsuit against Board of Supervisors
• Willow Glen School to mark 50th anniversary
• Two steps forward on Cartmill Avenue in Tulare
• Poster winners honored; CAL FIRE gives awards to fourth-graders
• Tulare County presents 4 Step Up grants; schools get $5,000 each to keep kids out of gangs
• Visalia Chamber of Commerce to offer new CFO award
• Tulare Crimeline
• 'Green Paper' details needs of Central Valley rural community
• Readers chat with paper, officials online about Visalia's General Plan
• COS looking for new interim Superintendent/President
• Safety concerns accompany the return of Valley heat
• Grant offers Visalia's police a tool to fight underage drinking
• Shuklian to hold regular hours today
• Input wanted for transit service study
• Tickets available for Prayer Breakfast
• Saturday-night activities planned for county youth
• Times-Delta/Advance-Register reporter wins award
• 2 doctors in Tulare County face state allegations
• Tulare man dies after stabbing in February
• Three proms to hit Visalia this weekend
• Romeo & Juliet.... May 3 through 8 at the University Amphitheatre. Admission and parking are FREE. Pre-show entertainment will start at 7:15 p.m.
• Arts Visalia selling orchids as a fundraiser
• Visalia City Council approves cost for widening project
• Tulare County gets A+ credit rating
• Shooting death in Porterville leads to two arrests
• Mother of 9/11 victim Tim Ward: 'It brings some closure'
• Kaweah Delta named air partner
• Councilman Nelsen to hold meeting
• Hwy. 99 closed for almost 5 hours
• Readers invited to participate in chat
• Law Day celebrated at Tulare County Courthouse
• Kidz Blitz show spreads gospel through local games
• Renaissance fair draws crowd in Visalia
• Brothers start filming at Tulare hospital
• Tulare County eyes $1.6m water study
• 2 men injured after assault
• Tulare Schools: Superintendent list down to seven
• Schools Column: VUSD to honor employees at meeting
• This week in Tulare
• 5 arrested during police drug sweep
• Almost 400 compete in annual marathon
• New SPCA shelter in the works; facility serves five cities, towns
• Tulare crimeline: 2 Fresno women accused in forged checks case
• Around Tulare: New fire chief tops agenda
• Tulare school districts plan for by-area trustees
• Roads report: Ben Maddox interchange at Hwy. 198 nearing completion
• Public input needed at second downtown Visalia transportation study meeting
• Tulare County to celebrate Law Day on Monday
• Design for Plaza Drive widening in Visalia to cost thousands more than estimated
• City of Tulare renews contract with Valley Oak SPCA
• Jail jobs threatened by state program cuts
• Tulare County officials extend limits on Kings River
• Visalia middle school officers missed
• Funds being raised to minister to those in jail
• Assessor: It's free to apply for homeowner's property tax exemption'
• Tulare Police Department promotes 12
• Singles Ping Pong Tournament planned in Visalia
• Shuklian to hold monthly office hours in Visalia
• Visalia councilman to hold chat at trailhead
• National park road, parking lot closures planned
• Hearing delayed for Tulare officer in DUI crash
• Get an inside look at the world-class services at Emanuel Cancer Center
• What question have you've been thinking about asking your doctor, but just haven't? Or, what diet, food, or exercise fad are you wondering about? We're looking for questions to address in an EMC magazine and yours just may be used. And
• Tulare Farmer of the Year honored
• Tulare County may add fees to city projects
• Area business owners, officials report economy is better
• Tulare jail inmate alleges assault
• Family, Visalia police seek killer of Emilio Molina with $15k reward offer
• Tulare man injured in milk truck crash
• Friday is deadline to apply for Tulare County Civil Grand Jury
• Riverway Sports Park in Visalia to be spruced up
• University Preparatory High School plans information meeting
• Teen pregnancy focus of El Diamante student project
• 19th Annual CSU Shakespeare Symposium. May 5 & 6, 2011. Faculty Development Center. Free and open to the public. For more information call English Department at 667-3361 or email at shakespeare@csustan.edu.
• Death at Woodlake senior facility sparks inquiry
• Tulare County air near worst in U.S.
• VUSD board looks at boundaries; maps could be used for trustee elections
• Public invited to discuss Tulare County impact fees
• COS students stage debate
• Inquiry continues in 2008 homicide of homeless Visalia man
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Seniors ready for Mardi Gras
• Open-government watchdog dies Richard McKee dies
• Tulare County supervisors delay vote on fee for medical marijuana card
• Boy killed in head-on crash east of Visalia is identified
• Ladies...for all the shoes you have yet to wear, stay healthy! Visit Emanuel's new women's health website and share your success story. You just may win a $50 gift certificate to zappos.com!
• Students learn animal care at UC Davis Veterinary Medicine and Research Center
• UPDATE: Name of boy killed in 198 crash Monday released
• Downtown Visalia surveys now online
• Tulare County Farm bureau names award, scholarship winners
• Schools forum to be held at 210
• Visalia Walmart grocery review finds few faults
• Crimeline: No injuries after drive-by shooting in Tulare
• Down Memory Lane: Boarding houses were once the norm
• Tulare police arrest three as part of gang sweep
• Tulare police: 3 shots fired in domestic abuse case
• 1 person killed in crash on Hwy. 198 east of Farmersville
• Emanuel is proud to be the Sustaining Sponsor of the Turlock Farmers Market! The 2011 market opens on Friday, May 6. Join us in downtown Turlock, from 8am to 1pm, for opening day! The market's mission is to offer the best and freshest foods and p
• Celebrating the resurrection with you. Happy Easter! John 11:25 “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die."
• Tulare County may raise fees
• Tulare County Symphony's Kiesling awarded 4-year contract
• Deputies arrest 11 in gang sweep in Goshen
• Easter celebrations in Visalia appeal to children and adults
• Visalia police report woman beaten at Lincoln Oval Park
• Tulare County sites chosen to turn in old medications
• Victor Garcia, Schools: VUSD board to meet Tuesday
• Tazzaria finds it's not easy to 'go green'
• Two plead not guilty in west Tulare shootings
• Palin to speak when Lemoore college arena opens
• COS plans political debate at quad
• EIR for Walmart expansion in Visalia is online
• Around Tulare: Vallarta Supermarkets opens Wednesday in Tulare
• Crimeline
• Suspects released in Visalia homeless man's 2008 death
• Visalia Municipal Airport to see changes
• Road projects slowing Visalia traffic
• Valley tops distracted driver list
• Lindsay teen wins Gates scholarship
• 3 men arrested in '08 Visalia killing
• Clasificación de restaurantes del 28 al 7 de abril
• José R. Quezada: Obama visita El Salvador
• Views on Tulare County transit sought at public forum Monday
• Visalia: adiós jubilación
• 3 linked to illegal documents conspiracy in Tulare
• Dinero disponible para camiones
• Tulare man, 21, held in shooting
• Happy 1st Anniversary! One year ago today, interventional cardiologists performed the first case in Emanuel's Cardiac Cath & Interventional Lab. Since then, more than 500 diagnostic caths, and hundreds of interventional radiology cases, have bee
• Public Observing Night is only a few weeks away...
• CSU Stanislaus Business Students Win Prestigious Scholarship
• Kaweah Delta nurses earn key agency's rating
• Tulare City Council scraps controversial plan for Motor Sports Complex
• New mural marks Exeter centennial
• Chamber finalists announced; small, medium, large business nominees named
• Tulare crimeline: Teen found with gun, ammunition
• Library, fire station among Tulare council's goals for next year
• 3 Visalia fires investigated
• Cinco de Mayo grand marshal named
• Lao New Year celebration planned
• Tax on soda could benefit Tulare County
• Two Tulare County firefighters receive CSFA Purple Hearts
• 17-year-old fatally shot during drive-by in Tulare
• Fugazzis donating food to Tulare Athletic Boxing Club
• Tulare County UC Davis center gets $2.6m USDA grant to study bovine disease
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer, Senior Column: Make plans for Mother's Day this year
• Visalia congregations prepare for Good Friday prayer walk
• About 20 protest in front of Connie Conway's office
• Visalia City Council votes to keep bike lanes
• Visalia leaders want better reporting from EDC
• Visalia's perilous crossing
• Tulare County residents celebrate weeklong Jewish holiday
• Tulare holding spring camps for kids this week
• Down Memory Lane: Wonderful memories of Bob Hope
• Visalia delays health care vote
• Orchid sale to benefit Arts Visalia
• Times-Delta wins 5 prizes in contest
• El Diamante team heads for finals of problem-solving contest
• Recycling service to launch on Earth Day
• Crimeline: Ceres man stabbed during assault
• Visalians shrug off reports on author
• Today we tip our hats to Joseph Bagliere, an employee at Lowe's in Turlock. Joseph took a CPR course at Emanuel in March and on April 4 used CPR to save a customer's life! We also tip our hat to Emanuel's CPR instructor Jeet Gill, RN. Gr
• WWII mural flags reported missing
• Walk-a-Dog-a-Thon helps pet adoptions at Valley Oak SPCA
• One-third in Tulare County use Medi-Cal
• Tulare County crop report
• Fight to preserve Tulare County's East Side Rail Line continues
• Tulare schools: Elementary schools honored by district
• County supervisors won't meet Tuesday
• Visalia council to look at traffic speeds
• This week in Tulare
• Tulare schools: Elementary schools honored by district
• Relay for Life walkers are treated to free manicures as they circle the track for a great cause at Emanuel Cancer Center's booth!
• Relaxation at its finest! All Relay for Life walkers are offered free massages at Emanuel Cancer Center's "Relaxation Station"
• Turlock Relay for Life walkers: Be sure to visit Emanuel Cancer Center's "Relaxation Station" (near the surviviors booth) for a little FREE pampering. They are providing 5-minute shoulder massages, fingernail polish sprucing, cool cucumb
• Ben Maddox bridge open for traffic
• Around Tulare: Officials deem bicycle rodeo a success
• Tulare County ranks 44th in doctor-to-population ratio
• SCICON intern pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Tulare school board to take $3.5m out ofreserves
• Crimeline: Gang detail nets 14 arrests
• National Day of Silence condemns LGBT bullying
• COS to trim additional 5 percent of classes
• Alternatives available to pay tax bills
• Jobless rate reaches 18.7% in Tulare County
• Tulare to hold spring break activities
• 'Walk-a-Dog-a-thon' Saturday in Visalia
• Goshen parolee gets 7 years for DUI
• Kitchen fire closes Visalia restaurant
• Reduced trash-dumping fees offered by county
• 3 Visalia area radio stations get new owners
• Visalia district names 5 new principals
• Active Tulare community member, bank manager Darlene Jensen dies
• Youth turn out for Town Hall meeting in north Visalia
• Police: Visalia's crime drops in 2010
• Work on water system at Prosperity Avenue in Tulare to be complete next week
• Dairy industry accepting Tulare County Dairy Princess applicants
• Tulare church offering free meal
• Sequoia High School students continue to fight for teacher
• Crimeline: Tulare police looking into two robberies reported one day apart
• 'Raising Our Voices' tour to inform women about sexual health
• Exeter man, 18, shot dead in rural area known as Tooleville
• Sentencing in slaying of Visalia wife delayed
• Test on Success Dam scrapped; plan would have raised lake's water level
• More foster parents needed
• William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet playing at CSU Stanislaus, May 3 - May 8, 2011
• Delano woman recovering after being shot in Richgrove
• Tulare-Kings Hispanic chamber shifts board members
• County wants to keep running Seville Water
• Radio station KZPO returns to airwaves after storms knock out signal
• 16-month-old boy drowns in pool
• County to implement mailing policy in wake of Grand Jury criticism
• Air district offers County residents a new incentive to get rid of gas-powered lawn mowers
• TW Music Boosters raffling off iPad
• Rise in fuel costs is expected to continue
• Date of trial set for Tulare police officer in DUI case
• Saturday's Modesto Bee reports H1N1 is still active in Stanislaus County. To learn how to protect yourself and others from getting sick visit To read Saturday's Bee article, click here: Here's the article
• Emanuel family and friends: Have you signed up to volunteer at this weekend's Turlock Relay for Life? If not, we need your help. See our post below (April 8) for details.
• Visalia Planning Commission OKs In-Shape signs
• Jean Lockwood-Shannon, Down Memory Lane: Scent is a great word
• Tulare County Career Fair to be held in fall
• Visalia gets $2 million grant for Plaza Drive work
• Visalia to phase out health care subsidy
• Quilt honors Tulare County victims of violent crime
• Crimeline: House shot at in apparent drive-by
• Lions Students of the Month
• California Antique Farm Equipment Show to be held this weekend in Tulare
• New location of Visalia's Main Gallery lauded
• Happy National Volunteer Week! We are so grateful for our dedicated volunteers!
• County courthouse is a new Wi-Fi 'hot spot'
• Victor Garcia: VUSD may eliminate 18 classified jobs
• Tulare County Dairy Princess sought
• Dinuba-area road project to begin
• Nonprofit that helps disabled seeks smaller site, new board members
• Both parties' state lawmakers claim victory over avoiding government shutdown
• Tree trimmer rescued in Visalia
• Good News Center gets spring cleaning
• State plans for jails unclear
• State plans for jails unclear
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors to look at Seville water issue
• Visalia roads report: Night work this week will restrict Mooney-Walnut traffic
• Air quality could cost Tulare more fines
• Tulare high school cheer squad move sparks debate
• Food prices in Tulare County continue to rise because of fuel costs, weather damage
• Tulare crimeline: Suspect allegedly assaults medical staff
• Common Threads honors Tulare woman
• Cleanup days planned for Tulare County towns
• Visalia mother speaks out on son's death
• Saturated soil causes two Valley oaks to uproot within 24 hours
• Memorial set for Tuesday for Lemoore aviators
• Calling All Emanuel Friends and Family: We need volunteers for next weekend’s Turlock Relay for Life (minimum high school age): • Noon – 2:00 pm (Sat, April 16) • 2:00 – 4:00 pm (Sat, April 16) • 4:00 – 6:00 pm (Sat
• Sequoia students continue fight for teacher
• Three suspects in Visalia tied to identity theft
• As air improves in Tulare and Kern counties, rules toughen
• Multi-agency task force formed to address Tulare County-wide gang problem
• Report: COS completion rate is below average
• Visalia sinkhole repairs to be done by June
• Renovations approved for Tulare's oldest fire stations
• Lemoore aviators in crash identified
• Rawhide opener rained out
• CAL FIRE captain honored
• Main Street chic; downtown Visalia site to feature best of donated clothing
• VUSD's Sober Grad Night canceled for first time in 20 years
• Main Street chic; downtown Visalia site to feature best of donated clothing
• Tulare police complete crackdown on drivers using cellphones
• Three Tulare schools to be each given a Bonner award
• Green Acres Middle School in Visalia to be honored
• Tulare-Kings Hispanic Chamber of Commerce seeks to refocus
• Tulare County Sheriff's Department pursuit policy under review after fatal collision
• Tulare Planning Commission Chairman Richard Miller dies
• California attorney general announces new anti-gang program
• What healthy activity is on your agenda for the weekend? Biking? Hiking? A walk with the dogs? Gardening? Let us know, as it just may encourage others to do the same.
• Visalia students solve weighty problem, advance to Odyssey of the Mind finals
• Supervisors OK new approval process in land-use cases
• Robbery, chase in northeast Tulare parking lot leads to two arrests
• Competition is in the air: Teams vie for prizes during Dare to Spare contest
• Sundale School receives state award for growth in academic performance
• Sundale School receives state award for growth in academic performance
• Owners of The Vintage Press are buying The Depot Restaurant
• Former Tulare bank manager faces prison time
• Flood insurance options may increase
• Owners of The Vintage Press are buying The Depot Restaurant
• Visalia plan update to deal with grocery store issue
• Visalia faces cuts in housing programs, block grants
• County's motor pool gets ready to relocate into larger, more centrally located facility
• County health agency wants to replace 51 cars at cost of $1.47 million
• Crimeline: Police: Teen drunken driver arrested in Tulare
• Caltrans announces Visalia road closures
• Road closures planned this week in Tulare
• Ex-Visalia officer settles in sexual assault case
• 200 protest on Mooney in support of collective bargaining
• Two arrested in car theft bust near Lindsay
• Tulare toddler struck, killed by 11-year-old driver
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Visalia students win in local competitions
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Tulare Western Key Club helps rescue mission
• Tulare County supervisors consider eliminating Site Plan Review Committee
• Science Olympiad encourages creativity in Visalia elementary schools
• Two more vehicle crashes claim three lives in Tulare County
• Tulare County Sheriff's Capt. David Williams to retire
• FEMA tangle gets Visalia City Council council attention
• Construction continues traffic woes along Hwy. 198
• COS students show off their creations at fashion show
• Debate: Should Tulare County jail hold felons?
• Visalia roads update: Walnut-Mooney work moves to night hours
• Tulare crimeline: Police to look for drivers on cellphones
• Tulare-area pistachio farm gets solar boost
• New Tulare fire chief faces challenges
• Latino youths told to make good choices at COS leadership conference
• Caution: Roadwork ahead
• Officials: Widening Hwy. 99 will save lives
• Benefit fund opened in honor of Visalia woman killed in crash
• Family killed in Visalia crash after man flees from sheriff's deputy
• Tulare police investigate shootings
• CSU Stanislaus Hosts Program on Coping with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder on April 6
• Several shot in Tulare
• More than $60k in citrus spilled onto Highway 99
• Principal: Sequoia High School is moving in positive direction
• Airline bill could ax Visalia airport funding
• Bank robber arrested in Fresno after appearance at car lot
• Water recharge basin christened
• Mission Oak class gets visit from Mayor Wayne Ross
• Tulare Interim Fire Chief Willard Epps named permanent
• COS' Giant Tech Prep Expo highlights career skills
• Visalia General Plan Update unveiled
• Members of Emanuel's Community Health Education Team (CHET) are volunteer ambassadors for our hospital. Today we trained 50 CHET volunteers to represent Emanuel at events throughout the community. What a great team!
• Score!! Maureen Day, Brad Stauber and Pamela Uhl-Basye are the winners of our March Madness - mythbusting Colon Cancer contest. You have each won a basketball and Emanuel zip-up jacket!!
• Scroggins may leave COS for Southern California college
• Fire damages vacant house, five kittens rescued
• Visalia man gets life sentence in molestation, child pornography case
• Great Lakes Airlines adds Los Angeles, Las Vegas flights from Visalia
• It's National Doctors' Day. Today we celebrated the impressive men and women of our medical staff at a luncheon in their honor. Thanks Docs!
• Work slows traffic on eastbound Hwy. 198 in Visalia
• Visalia father mourns death of daughter in car crash
• Tulare's Lincoln School Math-A-Thon raises money for St. Jude's
• Cars On K downtown in Tulare on Saturday
• Tulare Regional Medical Center security guard nabbed in purse theft
• Man arrested in Terra Bella shooting
• Faculty Vocal Recital. Friday, April 1 at 7:30 p.m. Snider Recital Hall.
• Man robs bank on Mooney in Visalia
• COS parking lot to add 595 spaces
• Groundbreaking held for VUSD's new K-6 school, to open in 2012
• Students learn to feel music at CMEA event in Visalia
• Great Lakes Airlines to make announcement
• Visalia woman killed in Los Banos hit-run crash
• Senior Column: Spring Craft Fair to be held Saturday
• Tulare appoints new interim city manager
• Summer Session registration is now open.
• Downtown Tulare food court could open in April
• Visalia chamber helps local businesses 'go green'
• Storms had little effect on Valley stone-fruit crops
• Forum on better air quality planned at COS
• Ruiz Foods of Dinuba adds two new board members
• 2 state officers may still face charges in embezzlement case
• Down Memory Lane: Making food with pickles can be fun
• Crimeline: Tulare teen arrested in connection with shooting
• Tulare man recovering from near-fatal stabbing
• Visalia Planning Commission: No new grocers on Mooney
• Keep the mythbusters coming! Click on the link below to read about the 5 myths about Colon Cancer. Post to Emanuel's fb page your favorite mythbuster for a chance to win this basketball and Emanuel zip-up jacket. Three random winners will be chosen
• Tulare County crop report
• Don Curlee: Freezers extend outreach of fruit
• Don Curlee: Freezers extend outreach of fruit
• Visalia does about-face on Mooney groceries
• 'March on Main' in Visalia kicks off April as Child-Abuse Prevention Month
• Victor Garcia, Schools: County schools' student art exhibit continues
• 2 killed in separate collisions
• Fate of local post offices uncertain
• Schools column: Tulare Sober Grad committee seeking volunteers
• Vallarta Supermarket in Tulare may open in late April
• Tulare County 18th most stressed in nation
• Roads report: Visalia drivers asked to avoid intersection Walnut and Mooney
• Shadows of pain: Domestic violence underreported, experts say
• Tulare police arrest suspect in molestation; other incidents investigated
• 2 Fairview students raise $900 for America Red Cross relief efforts
• Jobless rate increases slightly in Tulare County
• Tulare high school district looks at options for cuts
• Roundtable to host forum on rural water
• Winners announced for Math Super Bowl
• National parks to be open this weekend
• CSU Stanislaus Department of Theatre Production of Debris Selected from Field of 1,800 to Perform at Kennedy Center Festival
• Kids from our Monkey Business support group entertained guests at last night's Relay for Life Survivors Reception hosted by Emanuel Cancer Center. So cute!
• Students face challenge at Math Super Bowl
• Second shopping center conference is planned in Visalia
• Two-way traffic proposed on Center Street in Visalia
• Latest storms don't worry area citrus growers
• Former Dinuban wins World Ag drawing
• High school bands in big competition
• Alzheimer's expert to give presentation
• Funeral service leases site downtown in Tulare
• Student fitness grade down in Tulare County
• Crash knocks out power in part of northwest Visalia
• Tulare high school board to meet
• Tulare school districts prepare for by-area elections
• Tulare City School District names leaders
• Candidates for Tulare city manager line up
• Tulare County gets ready for more rain
• Tulare County rescinds 2005 tax auction of home in California Hot Springs
• Exeter schools look at shifting to K-5 campuses
• Ex-Supervisor Moheno joins county redistricting effort. will handle outreach
• COS looks to save programs
• Javier Leon takes helm at Tulare-Kings Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
• Cancer Survivors come celebrate your survivorship tomorrow evening at Relay for Life's Premiere Night: Take 2! with delectable desserts, entertainment and prizes. Call Emanuel Cancer Center for more information at 664-2434.
• Rep. Devin Nunes: Spend less to help poor
• Fresno State to turn away 600 as CSUs ordered to make cuts
• VUSD extends Visalia Partners in Education program
• Devin Nunes cautions businesses at annual Visalia Chamber of Commerce meeting
• Visalia business owners object to bike lanes
• Tulare city workers get new union representation
• Tulare County property values may fall 3 percent
• Tickets still available for Tulare Father-Daughter Dance
• Tulare City Council declares some property surplus
• Valley performers prepare for large percussion, color guard competition in Clovis
• 2 Fresno men arrested in burglary, weapons case
• Reserve officers gain experience, opportunity with Visalia Police Department
• School bus carrying students gets stuck in mud
• Woman honored by Conway for volunteer work
• Crimeline: Tulare woman arrested on suspicion of assault with deadly weapon
• Down Memory Lane: First 'perm' came 71 years ago
• Improved service to Hanford Amtrak station proposed at TCAG hearing
• New weather pattern to head toward California
• Rains strain storm systems in Visalia
• Get in the Game and WIN! Click on the link below to read about the 5 myths about Colon Cancer. Post to Emanuel's fb page your favorite mythbuster for a chance to win this basketball and Emanuel zip-up jacket. Three random winners will be chosen duri
• Summer Registration begins March 28.
• Join the movement to "Stop Diabetes!" Get the tools that can help reduce your risk of developing diabetes on Tuesday, March 22 from 5-7pm at EMC. For more info, please call 209-664-2583.
• Tulare County CAO to give mid-year budget update
• Visalia Rescue Mission joins Oval improvement efforts
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Richgrove to harness sun power
• Visalia City Council to weigh Measure T police reductions
• Teamwork counts in Boy Scouts' Pinewood Derby in Visalia
• Tulare conference offers tips, skills for parenting
• Victor Garcia, Tulare schools: One-school district going solar
• Tulare County budget awaits state ax
• Visalia may not get help from FEMA zone changes
• Sponsors pull out of Tulare/Kings Counties Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
• COS presents hit play as more budget cuts loom
• Records: You have a right to see them, but some agencies resist
• Roads Report: Night closures due at Walnut-Mooney
• Fake game warden suspect arrested
• Scams continue to target elderly and others
• TCAG seeks comments on transit services
• Tulare crimeline: Indecent exposure suspect sought
• $72k grant awarded for Long Meadow
• Tulare high schools suspensions down
• Suspects in Visalia crimes arrested
• Share with us your favorite taste of Turlock! Emanuel is delighted to be the Global sponsor for the 2011 Taste of Turlock: Heritage Festival slated for Saturday, May 7 in Historic Downtown Turlock. Learn more at facebook.com/tasteofturlock
• Tulare Youth Softball Association sees membership decline
• 2 Tulare men arrested in cocaine case
• Shoplifting charged at Tulare Walmart
• Crimeline: 2 men arrested in Tulare store theft case
• Experts: No fallout risk for state
• Talk on Islam planned Sunday at St. Mary's in Visalia
• Visalia Times-Delta to launch online resource for parents
• One Stop job sites to dispense books
• Guadalajara flights from Fresno start next month
• Guest Artists: Off the Cuff
• VEAC holds St. Patrick's Day carnival
• Two held in connection with Porterville shooting
• Tulare Crimeline: Walmart employee accused of theft
• Tulare County, cities move to protect redevelopment dollars
• Developer fees for Tulare homes to rise
• March celebrates Cesar Chavez' s legacy
• Boys & Girls Club targets kids at risk of joining gangs
• Quad Knopf worker named Rising Star
• Woman dies two weeks after crash in Visalia
• Farmersville students head to state chess tournament for first time
• Visalian convicted of killing wife
• New Visalia Unified School District superintendent contract includes raise, perks
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Tickets available for baseball game
• Visalia says roadwork will benefit travelers; others are frustrated
• Soroptimist Students of the Month
• Conference on Education and Culture set for March 24 in Tulare
• Ag Expo co-founder Barton Smith named Tulare's Farmer of the Year
• Eleven chosen to help redraw Tulare County's supervisor districts
• Man shot in Pixley; no arrests are made
• Crimeline: Lemoore man arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon
• Jazz Ensemble & Combos
• Tulare County Courthouse security compared to airports
• Down Memory Lane: Purse contents reflect life changes
• Crimeline: Tulare man takes relative's car without permission
• Man arrested after Visalia home invasion
• Attendance looms as jobs issue, prospective employers tell 210 Connect forum
• Officials: Painting contractor didn't see dead cat
• Visalia police seeking driver who struck 2-year-old
• Jury deliberates fate of Visalia man accused of killing wife
• Citywide Bike Rodeo to promote safety awareness
• Japanese earthquake could affect local exports
• Visalia Rescue Mission addition takes shape
• County supervisors to choose members of new redistricting committee
• Victor Garcia: COS officials recommending three-year lease of vocational education building
• VUSD gets A+ from watchdog group
• Kaweah Delta "Walk for Thought" supports victims of brain injuries
• El Diamante student honored for academic excellence
• Popular Visalia librarian retires
• Around Tulare: TIP has new location
• Porterville woman gets 120 years in prison
• Utility work continues at Walnut and Mooney
• Hwy. 99 ramp closures hit Tulare Monday
• Tulare County contestants sought for reality show
• SOCRATES denied charter
• Local Red Cross to focus on fundraising for relief efforts in Japan
• Man found guilty of double murder in Visalia
• Friends, family status sought after quake in Japan
• Catch it before it goes, 3 showings left, March 11, 12, and 13
• Walmart eyes Mooney store
• $2 billion for upside-down homeowners
• Visalia man accused of threatening woman with shotgun
• 2-vehicle crash topples traffic signal in Visalia
• Student, business entrepreneurs are honored in Visalia
• Jurors deliberate in Visalia double-murder case
• Probation Department to relocate to renovated downtown Visalia building
• Tulare police are following up on forged check scheme
• Tulare police arrest 4 in connection with gang-related shooting
• 'Earth Hour' planned at Wuksachi Lodge
• Good News Center in Visalia shifts into local control
• Proteus scholarships offered to 16 students
• Betty Drive improvements to begin next week
• CAL FIRE training heats up
• Tulare County Child Development Centers may close because of lack of funding
• Crimeline: Tulare man arrested in assault case
• Tulare city manager could be named in mid-April
• Tip leads to kidnapped Porterville mother, child; baby's father is arrested
• Fight to save East Side Rail Line shifts to Sacramento
• Applicants sought for Tulare County's grand jury
• Tulare officer rescues dog left in Dumpster
• Bicycle lanes get big boost in Visalia
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Players needed for Senior Softball
• Joint-treatment seminar set in Exeter
• More warmth forecast in Visalia through weekend
• Visalia student arrested on arson allegation
• Trail to link Visalia, Tulare moves forward
• Visalia Unified School District approves 'area election' plan
• Census: Tulare County grows 20.2% in 10 years
• Porterville boy, mom found safe; boyfriend held
• Crimeline: 3 Tulare teens arrested after ATV chase
• Tulare County officials report on One Voice trip to Washington, D.C.
• Firefighter continues recovery; CHP seeks clues in hit-run incident near Alpaugh
• Redwood, Green Acres win Science Olympiad
• Neighbors say Farmersville fight stretched through street
• Tulare officer faces assault charge
• Community input wanted in hiring new Tulare school district superintendent
• Audit faults California redevelopment agencies
• Warming trend begins Wednesday in Central Valley
• Visalia protects general fund
• Great article by Patty Guerra in today's Modesto Bee regarding our colon cancer campaign. If you are not a subscriber, check it out online at
• Closures planned this week on Highway 99
• Victor Gracia, Schools: DARE, GREAT programs need donors
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Boards have a busy week ahead
• Medal of Honor winner invited to Visalia veterans event
• Exeter celebrates its 100th birthday
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors to discuss bike trail, environmental report
• Farmersville party turns deadly
• Gannett unveils new logo
• Gloomy weather in Visalia area should clear up soon
• Tulare County task force raids 'chop shop'
• Tulare officer charged in DUI
• More help sought fighting citrus disease-carrying bug
• Expert: Wet weather citrus costs growers $20 million to $25 million
• Tulare crimeline
• Annual John Paul Magao Motorcycle Ride fundraiser set for Sunday
• Around Tulare: Chamber of Commerce group heads to Ireland
• Giddings at Sports Park under construction
• COS students, staff urge support for tax extension
• Tulare County jobless numbers increase in January
• Stadium sale to Rawhide called unlikely
• Uptick in Visalia building permits
• Ely Auto Parts in Tulare honored for excellence
• 4th city official calls it quits in Lindsay
• Child porn found in storage unit; Visalia man arrested
• Tulare County Office of Education plans more facilities for disabled
• Judge rules with city of Visalia on police union contract
• Historic civil rights struggles come to life at Tulare's Mission Oak
• STEPS dancers win awards at Fresno competition
• Tulare crimeline
• Visalia prepares for Mardi Gras events
• County's small school districts battle budget cuts, changes in enrollment
• Visalia corrections
• Walk for Thought to be held March 12 in Visalia
• Kaweah Delta to host hysterectomy seminar in Visalia
• Check Before You Burn ends 8th season
• Teen bicyclist breaks leg in Visalia collision
• Official: Flu cases on rise in Tulare County
• Warmer weather is on the way; rain misses Central Valley
• Accused child molester Eric Manfredi found guilty
• Tulare Senior Center: Get acquainted with writing group
• 3-vehicle crash near Lincoln Oval Park raises safety issue
• Visalia to host e-waste collection event
• Meeting locations change for Tulare County groups
• Max Choboian Road Race at Del Lago Park in Tulare on Sunday
• Tulare High School District, COS continue work on farm facilities
• Inmate escapes Delano prison area
• Death of Orosi baby ruled accidental
• Tulare County firefighters raise bar on golf tournament
• County Democrats hold fundraiser
• March is colon cancer awareness month. If you are age 50 or older, do yourself and your family a favor and talk to your doctor about getting screened for colon cancer. Share this video with your Facebook friends to help save lives. If caught early, co
• Visalia's Shuklian to hold office hours on Wednesday
• Suncrest Bank in Visalia receives SBA certification
• Long drought over
• Tulare crimeline: Man held in gun possession
• Tulare Redevelopment Agency continues its legal contract
• Tulare County students still on the hook after expulsion
• Street floods as hydrant sheared in collision
• Western Milling expansion in Visalia backed
• 4 Tulare County supervisors meet in D.C.
• Down Memory Lane: Father's pocket watch brings back memories
• Heart healthy tip: Prepare food with little or no salt
• Construction begins on long-awaited bridge in Tulare
• Hostages free after standoff in Visalia
• Area spared freeze; warmer weather ahead
• Visalia police arrest 2 in traffic safety detail
• Child suffers burnsin mobile-home fire near Visalia
• Kohn Elementary School in Tulare raises money for Heart Association
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Science Olympiad to start Saturday
• Pancake Day raises funds for children's hospitals
• Redwood student wins top volunteer award
• Commission weighs new use for west Visalia factory
• Crimeline: Residential burglary leads to crash in Tulare
• Walk for Thought set for March 12 in Visalia
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors meeting canceled
• Visalia Road Update: Caltrans updates ramp closures
• Visalia Rescue Mission opens warm refuge
• Artists join community members to renovate Mooney Grove's former carousel in Hanford
• Authorities investigate death of baby in Orosi
• Higher gas prices forcing cutbacks around Tulare County
• Storm hits fast ahead of cold temperatures in Tulare County
• Earlimart: Gang 'ground zero'
• Heart healthy tip: Select fat-free, 1% fat and low-fat dairy products.
• Elementary school students visit high school farm as part of National FFA week
• Cold weather on the way
• Tulare County foreclosures dip
• Tulare Regional Medical Center opens new clinic in Woodville
• Tulare police officer OK after three-car crash
• Vandals cause nearly $2k in damage to 4 south Tulare businesses
• St. Anthony's plans Ash Wednesday event in Three Rivers
• 11 to compete for Miss Tulare County title
• Regal opens discount theater at Sequoia Mall
• Visalia man arrested in battery case
• Heart healthy tip: Keep your blood pressure in a healthy range
• Tulare County spelling bee crowns a c-h-a-m-p-i-o-n
• Building fees increasing in Tulare
• Ag Flag wins choice award contest at expo
• 2 Visalians to receive Eagle Scout honors
• Two sentenced to prison for Farmersville area sex crimes
• Snow is in forecast this weekend
• One man hospitalized after melee in downtown Visalia
• Visalia to loan $10m to TCAG for road projects
• Fire-equipment seller convicted in Tulare County
• As Visalia city fees drop, subdivisions rise
• Heart healthy tip: Schedule a cholesterol screening.
• The Voice of the Prairie directed by Eric Broadwater. Mar. 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12 at 8 p.m. & Mar. 6 and 13 at 2 p.m.
• City of Visalia invents, revamps fees in effort to balance the budget
• Man's artwork graces former railroad bridge
• More than 200 will compete in the Tulare County Spelling Competition
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Find out more about Senior Center's upcoming trips
• Tulare County representatives prepare for trip to Capitol
• Tulare City Council meeting canceled; officials' upcoming trip to Washington, D.C., cited
• Crimeline: Man stabbed in chest in Tulare fight
• Fundraising under way for Tulare Joint Union High School District Sober Graduation 2011 Party
• CSEA submits first 2011-12 budget proposal to VUSD
• Visalia considers zoning administrator
• Guest Artist: Mark Valenti, Piano.
• The Voice of the Prairie directed by Eric Broadwater. Mar. 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12 at 8 p.m. & Mar. 6 and 13 at 2 p.m.
• Heart healthy tip: Studies show that for every hour of walking, life expectancy may increase by two hours
• 'Wings' eatery headed to Packwood Shopping center in Visalia
• Hwy. 99 widening to begin in March
• Tulare County redistricting forum happening today
• Group seeks to help dairies during rough financial times
• Spending money approved for local projects
• Volunteers to display model train at Tulare museum
• Down Memory Lane: Mama, white lies and burnt toast
• Visalia native a member of champion team
• Police stand-off at Tulare motel ends in 4 arrests
• Visalia City Council
• Holiday hours
• Victor Garcia: Public invited to Spelling Championship
• COS looks at cutting courses
• Tulare County spelling championship slated for Wednesday
• Large fight in Visalia leaves 1 injured, 2 arrested
• Slick Rock festival adds new category
• Board of Supervisors to reaffirm disaster declaration
• Tulare County gang sweep nets 14 arrests
• New storm system could arrive by next weekend
• Lindsay clinic gets 2nd physician's aide
• Elders workshop Wednesday in Visalia
• John Lindt: Distributor to lay off 40, pet food manufacturer to build plant
• Around Tulare: Road race moves to park
• Tulare crimeline: Driver on cell phone, passenger arrested
• Ag chemical thefts in north county draw 8-year sentence
• Huge utility-line project to start at heavily trafficked Mooney, Walnut
• Tulare instructor comes out on top in belly-dance contest
• SCICON intern to face federal child porn count; DA drops charge
• Tulare County official: Elder abuse is underreported, could get worse
• Heart healthy tip: Park your car further away from the store.
• Tulare police officer honored for work in crimes against children
• Visalia fifth-graders get hands-on history lesson
• Tulare County supervisors honor firefighter
• Arrest made in Visalia salon shooting
• Crimeline: 2 teens arrested on gun possession charges in Tulare
• Former SCICON intern faces up to 10 years in federal prison
• VUSD: Tax extensions may hold off $8.5m in cuts
• Chamber golf event March 25 in Visalia
• Two arrests made in Visalia meth case
• Diesel spill cleaned up near Earlimart
• Yokohl Valley's history explored at Tulare museum
• Tulare County Sheriff's Department to buy new plane
• Visalia Christian School closing
• Schedule set for Max Choboian Road Race
• Visalia man arrested after reported sexual assault
• Visalia woman, 66, arrested in drug case
• Borders locations close acrossnation; Visalia store spared
• Rain, wind expected through weekend
• Truck driver frees woman before car erupts in flames near Tulare
• Heart healthy tip: Discover a new outdoor activity
• Tulare Union wins Tulare County Mock Trial competition
• Missing Visalia girl returns home safely
• Porterville Chamber announces mixer
• Palm tree fire spreads to nearby house in Lindsay
• Approaching storms to bring rain to Visalia throughout weekend
• Senators call for change in FEMA flood maps
• Former Tulare car dealership hit by vandals
• Tulare Adult School disabled program to be cut
• Doubts remain in cause of fire at Tulare-Kings Hispanic Chamber office
• Tulare County approves hazmat contract with Visalia
• Heart healthy tip: Bike to work
• Mission plans Oval center; activities, maintenance part of Visalia lease
• 7 Visalia stores pass underage liquor test
• Four arrested during Visalia DUI operation
• Founding Heritage Elementary chief to retire
• Down Memory Lane: Pop Moffitt, a Tulare druggist of the 1920s
• Man, 19, shot to death in Tulare
• Citrus trees blamed in fatal crash in Tulare County
• Man pleads guilty in Visalia mail bomb case
• Those seeking jobs told to be prepared
• Heart healthy tip: Engage in a stress-relieving activity with a friend. Laugh :)
• Send your valentine a free, fun-loving and heart-healthy eCard today. Visit facebook.com/emanuelmedctr and click on the Heart eCards tab at the top/center of the page. Copy and post this to your page and share the fun! Happy Valentine's Day.
• Crop report for week ending Feb. 12
• Man dies after legs cut off at pistachio plant in Terra Bella
• Driver, 18, killed in Friday crash near Lindsay is identified
• Steve Garvey plans to continue visits to school in Lindsay
• 2 from Tulare County part of Farm Bureau class
• Tulare Union trustees to discuss hiring superintendent
• Tulare 'Girls Night Out' cancer event to raise funds, awareness
• Tulare County supervisors to consider hazmat contract
• Rain to return to Tulare County
• New Porterville courthouse to be costly
• Exeter residents celebrate city's 100th birthday
• 11 arrested in Visalia gang sweep
• TCSD Curriculum Director Sue Ann Hillman to retire
• Arrests made in Visalia-based counterfeiting
• Around Tulare: Chamber collecting registration forms for Cars on K event
• Crimeline: Terra Bella woman re-arrested in petty theft case
• Ben Maddox bridge nearly done
• Earlimart man sentenced to one year in prison in forgery case
• Redevelopment agencies in Tulare County face state ax
• One killed, two injured in collision near Lindsay
• Organizers: 2011 World Ag Expo is one of the best on record
• A warmer weekend; rain expected to follow
• Crimeline: Three caught shoplifting from local Walmart
• Underfunded public pension reforms could cause another financial crisis, critics say
• Fire-equipment seller's trial continues in Tulare County
• Golden West student from Visalia missing since Jan. 27
• Buffalo Wild Wings due in Visalia
• Plum to take over 2 Visalia facilities
• Hunt still on for Visalia Ransacker, '70s serial killer
• Williamson Act concerns farmers at World Ag Expo
• March 3 Vines: The Office of Alumni Affairs Premiere Food & Wine Experience
• UPDATE: House fire where pet died appears to be accidental
• Man fatally shot in Earlimart identified
• Exeter officer, woman won't face domestic- violence charges
• Exeter plans event to dispose of electronic items
• 3 from Woodlake arrested in theft of 2 TVs
• Visalia chamber, CEO honored by association
• Crimeline: Tulare man arrested on child abuse suspicion
• Panel at World Ag Expo focuses on water-saving moves
• Students unfazed by arrest at SCICON
• Hit-and-run vehicle crashes into 3 cars; driver hurt
• Vendors see growth in sales at World Ag Expo
• Heart healthy tip: Take a short walk or two during your work day
• Lions Students of the Month
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Valentine's lunch at Senior Center Monday
• Panel: Cuban market could be enticing to Tulare County growers
• Egyptian unrest brings higher gas prices
• VUSD trustees approve updated textbooks
• David Mathias becomes Porterville judge
• Builders squelched by Visalia signs law
• Top 10 new things at the World Ag Expo
• World Ag Expo begins at Agri-Center in Tulare
• Blaze destroys home in east Visalia
• Heart healthy tip: Enjoy baked chips
• City officials to meet on governor's plan to end redevelopment funds
• Crimeline: Police: Young man crashes car into power pole in Tulare
• Dub Smith, Down Memory Lane: There's much to enjoy in February
• Singer Michael Peterson to speak at Ag Expo
• World Ag Expo begins today at the International Agri-Center in Tulare
• Tulare County Grand Jury critical of Health and Human Services Agency's mailing costs
• Exeter officer, woman arrested in domestic-violence case
• SCICON worker charged in child porn case
• Man dies after leg is cut during raid at cockfight
• Makeover of Mearle's stirs debate over palms
• Heart healthy tip: Make homemade pizza with fresh vegetables.
• State could cut Tulare County Fair funding
• Schools: Member of 'Little Rock Nine' to speak
• Granite Hills tops Academic Decathlon competition
• Firefighters contain, clean diesel-fuel leak on Hwy. 99
• Tulare steps up use of green technology
• Victor Garcia: Kern County honors Tulare bus driver, coach
• Redwood students build ag spreader for World Ag Expo
• Retreat becomes attack for Visalia City Council
• Around Tulare: Book sales to benefit museum
• COS softball beats Modesto, Chabot
• Former Visalia Community Bank CEO returns
• Cal Water's Mirwald to leave Visalia
• Crimeline: Tulare gas station robbed early Friday
• State grants available for rail planning
• Mission Oak students participate in Reconnecting Youth program
• Hay truck overturns on Prosperity in Tulare
• Agri-Center busy all year
• WAE still nation's biggest farm show
• World Ag Expo: Like 'Super Bowl' for local business
• SCICON intern arrested: Matthew Jones of Wales accused of possession of child pornography
• In celebration of American Heart Month, Emanuel invites you to share these Heart eCards with your family and friends. Click on the "Heart eCards" tab to start sharing the love.
• Heart healthy tip: Exercise 20 minutes a day
• Central Valley Christian student serves as Congressional page
• Crimeline: Girl, 2, walks away, returns home safely
• Tulare won't fund Visalia-led hazmat
• Steelers vs. Packers: Fans choose sides
• Ag Expo preps for concert series
• Local activists question Tulare County officials about high-speed rail plan
• Visalia looks to improve Lincoln Oval Park
• Conway plans to honor fallen Tulare County detectives
• Delano man honored by Marine Corps
• Court announces information line
• Heart healthy tip: Eat hot oatmeal with fresh berries for breakfast.
• Tulare City Council approves new budget committee
• Tulare County Office of Education approves Valley Life Charter School in Visalia
• Power failure closes Tulare County Courthouse
• Lions Club plans bunco fundraiser in Visalia
• Women's network plans fundraiser in Tulare
• Weak economic growth is forecast for Valley
• CSET, partners offer free tax preparation in county
• County board OKs labor contracts with in-home care workers, 10 doctors
• County: Ambulance response times improve after contracts changed
• Woodlake residents want towering eucalyptus trees removed
• Man dies in 2-vehicle collision
• Eat pistachios to keep your heart healthy!
• Conway names caucus communications director
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Girls Night Out tickets going fast
• County officials praise response to storms
• State budget cuts may hurt county's libraries
• Lindsay Unified School District to add campuses, rename others
• 5 Tulare County roadside fruit vendors are cited
• Tulare ranks high in alcohol-related crashes
• Tulare Public Library faces cuts
• Tulare County may lose 103 jobs
• The Cellar Door to host Black Crowes frontman
• Happy American Heart Month! A great start to keeping your heart healthy is eating cranberries.
• Visalia vice mayor to hold office hours on Feb. 9
• Crimeline: Tulare police looking into 2 weekend robberies
• Ex-employee sues Family HealthCare over grants
• Principal of Garden school in Tulare to retire
• Scene for movie shot in Tulare Public Library
• Kaweah Delta Medical Center evaluated for top recognition by national nurses group
• Visalia residents sound off at town-hall meeting
• Tulare County eyes Measure R funds for rail right of way
• COS is urged to limit units
• First 5 Tulare County to offer grants
• As we move into American Heart Month on February 1, we would like to extend our congratulations to Jeani and John Ferrari. The Ferraris were recently named Citizens of the Year by the Turlock Chamber of Commerce. We truly appreciate the Ferraris and th
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• Victor Garcia, Schools: Kindergarten enrollment nears
• Tulare County supervisors to hear flood response overview
• Third Visalia Guitar Hero event is close call; Connor Huckubay wins
• Hall of Famers raise funds at Miracle League event
• Weak storm in Tulare County gives way to dry week ahead
• Four shot, two stabbed in weekend violence in Visalia
• Public Defender disputes Tulare County's anti-gang order
• This Week in Tulare
• Victor Garcia, Schools: TU, TW celebrate academic achievement
• Tulare County treats thousands with mental illness despite slashed budgets
• Farm tour schedule is announced
• Ferguson-Shirk sinkhole in Visalia awaits permanent repair
• Busy week awaits council in Visalia
• Visalia house burns for second time
• Around Tulare: Council eyes fire station remodeling
• Crimeline: Man arrested in abuse case
• Schools in Visalia, Porterville, Tulare expect increasing enrollment
• Police tactics for dealing with the mentally ill evolve
• Special Tulare County court helps defendants who are mentally ill
• Agricultural program accepting applications
• Visalia youth sports leagues accepting registration
• Woman hurt in Visalia collision
• Puente Program at COS receives $15k AT&T grant
• Sports stars Butkus, Dawson to attend Miracle League fundraiser
• Auto theft up in Visalia, Tulare, down in county
• Visalia girl thwarts abduction attempt
• Parents of late CEO file lawsuit
• Visalia man tasked with retrieving ocean debris after Challenger disaster
• Tulare County storm-damage assessment begins
• County shelter sees increase in euthanasia
• TCSD offers 21 teachers buyouts
• Lower bus use means foggy days don't cause Visalia school delays
• Tulare County among counties declared disater areas by president
• Expert: Tulare County citrus growers could lose 25 percent of crops from rain
• Legacy gives Lindsay students a boost
• Fire burns downtown Porterville building
• Tulare County to hire water analyst
• Crimeline: Fight breaks out at fitness center
• Schools develop plans for foggy days
• Man arrested on weapons charges
• Tulare Senior Center 'Cinema' open
• Charges dropped in Three Rivers sexual assault
• Touring Vietnam wall visit firms up
• Sequoia Shuttle plans changes to service
• Valley universities face major cuts
• Tulare interim fire chief welcomes experience
• Mobile dental care comes to Ivanhoe
• Pair linked to burglaries in Tulare, Visalia
• Tulare County supervisors' aim: Service, fewer gangs
• Missing Visalia teen found at mother's
• Visalia Unified School Distict USD eyes new K-8 school
• Tulare City School District to consider teacher buyouts
• Police, residents team up to improve Tulare
• Crimeline: Tulare man arrested on gun charge
• Visalia Planning Commission OKs Mearle's redesign
• Forecast calls for dense fog through Wednesday
• Tulare County bus routes could be on Google
• Weekend operation nets 21 arrests in Tulare County
• COS is recruiting instructors for its summer kids program
• Tulare County crop report
• Ennis to deliver Tulare County update
• Don Curlee: Agriculture, urban goals are similar in California
• Four shot in Goshen; teen arrested, 3 at large
• Job fair attracts lovers of outdoors
• Coalinga family wins top honors in Chess for Kids tourney in Farmersville
• Recognizing Visalia's defenders
• Visalia law enforcement kept busy
• Tulare schools: District seeks new school site
• Winter a busy gardening season
• Tulare bus fare rates rising
• Crimeline: Tulare teen arrested in bike theft
• Around Tulare: Road repair work nears completion
• Visalia Roads Update: Utility work blamed for bottleneck on Dinuba
• Seniors who are 90 or older honored for their fitness
• Holistic healer with history of service hopes to establish rural clinic near Allensworth State Park
• Tulare Joint Union High School District superintendent to retire
• Tulare County jobless rate increases
• A red flag or blue: Visalia homicide raises questions on what makes you a target
• Autistic teen boy missing in Visalia
• Job fair attracts lovers of outdoors
• Police chief says Visalia department is strong
• Design funds OK'd for Tulare-Kings rail station
• Tulare firefighter Brandon West earns top honors
• Exeter farmworker couple's nine children all went to college
• Bravo Farms resumes cheese-making operations
• Visalia City Council approves new animal fees
• Gas leak fears close Tulare County Courthouse for 3 hours
• Knights to honor six public-safety employees
• Assemblywoman Conway is named Legislator of Year
• Transplanted Visalian, community volunteer Randall Zeeb dies at 81
• COS faces more state budget cuts this year
• UPDATE: Visalia man rescued from Kaweah River Sunday named
• Man, woman arrested on drug charges in Visalia
• Habitat for Humanity gets its new home ready in Visalia
• No arrests made in Earlimart double homicide
• Visalia show highlights new school foods
• Students at Visalia school get up-close look at dairy animals
• 8-year-old Farmersville girl dies in hanging
• Tulare City Council fills local board, commission vacancies
• COS enrollment continues to rise
• Plaque to be dedicated at COS for Ivan Crookshanks
• Two arrested on sex charges in Porterville
• Visalia conference to focus on strategies to help students
• J.D. Heiskell acquires Iowa ethanol business
• Visalia raises license fees for pets, OKs 'amnesty plan'
• Celebrating millions: Orosi man turns in winning lottery ticket
• Tulare County student wins national FFA grant
• Rawhide a boon for Visalia
• 2 men arrested on drug charges in Tulare
• Sex-crime sting nets 11 arrests in Tulare
• Tulare celebrates King's legacy
• National Geographic seeks advice on Tulare County's most popular destinations
• Tulare County, Sequoia branches of Boys & Girls Clubs may merge
• Honoring the legacy of King in Visalia
• Porterville man held after boy, 11, robbed
• DUI checkpoint set in Visalia for Saturday
• Man, 37, rescued after he falls into Kaweah River
• County office gives Visalia charter school given green light
• Down Memory Lane: Take some time to linger for a while
• Two Visalia men arrested in Weinert slaying
• City of Visalia to pay flood costs
• County students can win cash for business plans
• Road to Pixley National Wildlife Refuge open
• Tulare council to decide on raising bus fare Tuesday
• Tulare County crop report
• Happy Trails breaks in a new batch of potential volunteers for riding academy program
• Don Curlee: Stevia sweetens the Westside menu with an international flavor
• 2 die in hail of bullets in Earlimart
• Historical Museum to honor winners of essay contest
• Police: Girl throws piece of glass at mother
• Gas prices going up
• Job growth expected in first quarter in Tulare County
• Fog and drizzle forecast for weekend in Visalia area
• The changing face of American jobs
• Is there hope for job seekers?
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors meets with state leaders in Sacramento
• VIPS give Visalia police a helping hand
• Chamber to honor award recipients Friday
• Puppy, victim of an illegal ear cropping, winds up at Valley Oak SPCA
• Suspect arrested in Porterville crime
• Tulare man sentenced to 6 years in DUI death
• Visalia church burglar injures self
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day to include poetry, music, dancing
• Police continue search for clues in weekend's homicides in Visalia, Orosi
• Visalia shooting victim memorialized
• Judge rules on Motorsports Complex
• Flood costs may shift repairs
• Visalia man accused of dealing cocaine
• Visalia man shot in apartment parking lot
• Pickup stolen from Visalia driveway
• Visalia meeting on Citizens Police Academy set
• Valley PBS show has day at the ImagineU Children's Museum
• Plenty of water in store for Central Valley
• TuleVista affordable-housing project moving forward
• Visalia restaurant co-owner to lead Tulare-Kings Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
• Building fees in Tulare may be on the rise
• Pinto trial may end in default
• Tulare hairdresser ends 50-year career
• Tulare County supervisor Ennis named new board chairman
• FoodLink for Tulare County hit with big cutbacks
• Family hopeful in search for missing 85-year-old Tulare man
• Visalia Unified School District again rejects charter school
• Cox eager for Tulare County redistricting
• Soroptimist students of the month
• Tulare police crack down on illegal rail crossings
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Learn about volunteering at the Senior Center
• Child Welfare Services head leaves
• 210 connect centers on end of life
• Tulare County board plans Sacramento meetings
• Police look for clues in Cutler-Orosi homicide
• Weinert homicide still under investigation
• Vietnam memorial replica might visit Tulare County
• 2 injured in gang fight at Tulare restaurant
• Visalia, Tulare officials react to governor's proposed budget cuts
• Work under way to repair Tulare's San Joaquin Avenue
• Students return to Stone Corral School after flooding
• TCOE considers Visalia charter school proposal
• Tulare County supervisors to choose chairman Tuesday
• Tulare schools: Check foggy-day schedule online
• Tulare's fishing derby draws more than 300 entrants, onlookers to Del Lago Park
• 2 shot dead in Tulare County
• Tulare County crop report
• Long-time volunteer Helma Rump turns 90
• Don Curlee: Global appetite: State's farmers feed the world
• Oakhurst teacher to appear on television
• Charging stations in place at Groppetti, awaiting vehicles
• Census: Poverty grew in Tulare County in last 10 years
• Alley near post office to be one-way
• Police to step up enforcement during foggy driving season
• Fire Chief Threlkeld's farewell party to be held Saturday
• Crews work on storm-related Visalia repairs
• Visalia council meets in closed session
• Family escapes as mobile home burns
• Visalia awaits federal disaster aid decision
• Storms boost Visalia-area water tables
• Garzas share joy of making clay pieces at Art Zone
• Porterville residents face robbery charges
• Visalia police arrest man in April attack
• Fundraising car wash set up for newborn who died
• Overflow agenda triggers special Visalia council meeting
• Crimeline: Woman arrested in teen abuse case
• Church to build new bell tower
• Tulare County residents appointed to state positions
• Error pushes Banda trial back
• Citrus harvest getting back on track
• Auctions coming to Tulare
• New Visalia Police Department Capt. Perry Phipps focuses on future
• State, federal officials view Tulare County flood damage
• COS trustees to meet on Monday
• Visalia City Council to hold special meeting
• Visalia honors its newest police lieutenants, sergeants
• Visalia's Adventure Park to stay open; Hanford site closes
• Tulare Parks and Recreation invites children to fishing derby
• Welcome to Turlock's first baby of the New Year! Andrew Joseph Medeiros was born at 7:31 a.m. on January 1, 2011. Andrew weighed nine pounds, six ounces and was 21 inches long. He will join big sister, Meagan, 2, at his new Turlock home. Proud pare
• Recreation programs offered this month through Visalia parks department
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Fine-arts classes open for seniors
• Crimeline: Warrant search nets 6 arrests in Tulare
• Motivational seminar Feb. 16 in Fresno
• Perko's Cafe in Dinuba still in ruins
• Third man arrested in Lindsay homicide
• 'Aunt Bee' going strong at 90
• Sunny skies don't end storm issues for Tulare County
• Visalia Police Department promotes from within; new captain debuts Jason Salazar takes another step up department ladder after starting in 1993
• Driver arrested after crash kills passenger
• Crimeline
• No storms expected for rest of week
• Supervisors cancel weekly meeting
• Tulare County officials take oaths of office
• State executive order could help flood victims with fees
• Water plays havoc in Strathmore
• Instructor to offer self-defense classes
• Man killed in Three Rivers car crash
• Dial-A-Ride to replace 6 buses
• Visalia's first baby of 2011 debuts
• CHP responds to hit-and-run accident
• I-5 closed to traffic because of snow
• Training Program teaches solar panel installation
• Hundreds celebrate Lahu New Year in Visalia
• Tulare County nursing facilities open up records
• Earlimart's first baby of 2011 makes debut
• Tulare County Crop Report
• Don Curlee: Expo-nentially — Farm shows extend the holiday calendar
• Center benefits from Leadership Visalia
• Marijuana taken in Visalia home invasion
• Lindsay woman killedin two-vehicle crash
• Crimeline
• Tulare Council to interview applicants for city positions
• Stone Corral school repairs from flood could top $300k
• 8,100 lose power in Visalia
• Redwood reunion marks new year
• Tulare County takes center stage in 2011
• Get Fit: Tule Fog Run kicks off 2011 Healthy Visalia events
• New traffic laws for new year
• Get Fit: Comfort, safety key for workout clothes
• Waterways in Tulare County still overflowing after severe storm
• Tulare County officials work to calculate damage from storms
• Tulare County citrus, dairy farmers worried about more rain in the forecast
• Tulare County begins drying-out process after storms
• Tulare fire chief retires
• Top 10 of 2010: Tulare County supervisors' lunches led to litigation
• Kaweah Delta Medical Center fountain making a difference for neonatal unit
• More rain set to greet new year in Tulare County
• Get Fit: Music can be motivational during workouts
• New Year's Eve has always been a time for looking back to the past, and more importantly, forward to the coming year. What are your New Year's resolutions for 2011?
• Porterville search leads to stolen clothes, concealed gun
• Visalia Rescue Mission opens warming center
• VISALIA HOLIDAY HOURS
• Sports complex shakes Tulare
• Flooding then and now: Heavy county rainfall recalls storms that hit in 1955
• Workout equipment: Compare products to get what works for you
• Stone Corral Elementary School, homes flooded in Seville
• County bears brunt of state storms
• Woodlake and Lindsay hit hard by flooding
• Tulare holiday hours
• Woodlake officer's lawsuit against county sheriff dismissed
• Visalia kids camp out for winter
• 40-bed 'memory care' unit planned by Kaweah Delta
• Visalia is tallying its storm costs
• Look back: Relatives implicated in Tulare homicides
• Get fit: Take time to warm up
• Concert to benefit COS ag program
• Blaze damages 5 apartments in Tulare
• Top 10 2010: Church leader shot to death in Visalia
• Rain brings more delays for Tulare County citrus harvest
• Get Fit: Ease into exercise regimen
• Retailers reporting better-than-expected sales figures this year
• Top 10 of 2010: Rain, flood-insurance rates were key issues in Visalia
• Police: 85-year-old man still missing after 8 days
• 'Landscape and lighting' districts pay added tax
• Fresno educator proposes new Visalia charter school
• Where to dispose of your Christmas trees in Tulare
• Down Memory Lane: Rug-cleaning day, circa 1930s
• Crimeline: Tulare man arrested in felony robbery and battery case
• Top 10 of 2010: New library opens
• Year-long fitness series launches today
• Deadline to enter photo contest Friday
• Four teens arrested in Christmas Eve Shooting
• Victor Garcia: County schools get some settlement money
• Residents and visitors merry after receiving holiday gifts
• Christmas rain breaks record for wettest December ever recorded
• Jo-Ann Stores considering $1.6 buyout
• Look back: Authorities pounced on gangs in 2010
• Tulare County Crop Report
• Don Curlee: Alphabet soup chokes agricultural sales
• Training days: Law enforcement officers keep up skills at COS
• Bank awards grants to 2 nonprofit groups
• Family HealthCare fund aids 92 families
• 5 arrested at DUI checkpoint in Visalia
• 4 arrested in theft of Visalia holiday gifts
• A mission Christmas for 1,000 plus in Visalia
• Visalia school choir's fundraiser helps to dispose of yule trees
• Tulare Western Soccer team hands out free soccer balls
• Around Tulare: Tulare County Fair awarded for media ads
• Top 10 of 2010: Mooney widening project finished
• Dispose of electronic waste safely; Tulare event set
• Look back: Bullet train funded in Central Valley
• Simple steps can help crews dispose of waste easily
• Rain on track to set record
• Jo-Ann Stores weighs buyout
• HOLIDAY HOURS
• Tulare County Fair wins 3 awards at industry event
• County issues warning about health risks from water
• Closure sought inunsolved death of Visalia student
• County residents relieved as storms leave
• Dairy operators likely hit hard by storms
• Tulare family offers reward for information in 2009 homicide case
• 2011 World Ag Expo to feature fundraiser concert
• Man leaves hospital; truck runs into Visalia house
• Baby born in Visalia hospital parking lot taken off life support
• Togni Branch building in downtown Visalia is being subdivided
• COS instructor at signing of 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Top 10 2010: Tulare County lost $1.7 million in funding this fall
• Tulare County courts cut costs, services
• Tulare City Council chooses Wayne Ross as mayor
• Preliminary estimates put Tulare County storm damage in millions
• Visalia homicide cases from 2010 head to court; 2 unsolved
• Teamsters warn about VWR project in Visalia
• Look back: East Side Rail plans hit roadblock
• ID theft case nets 2 arrests in Tulare
• Tulare County judge pay is lower than others
• Governor declares emergency
• Vehicle severs gas line near Washington School in Visalia
• Sequoia park lodge's access closed
• Visalia man, 85,remains missing
• VEAC, Salvation Army, Visalia Rescue Mission get ready for the big day
• The children from Hilltop Preschool and Kindergarten (Portland, OR) share about the birth of Jesus in this delightful video. As we move closer to Christmas Day we thought you would enjoy hearing from the mouths of babes about the reason for the season.
• Congratulations to Pamela Uhl-Basye! This morning we conducted our "holiday stress tips" random drawing and your name was drawn from the entries! Thanks to all of you who shared holiday de-stress tips! Merry Christmas.
• Tulare police help Santa's cause
• Tulare spared flood damage
• Storm takes toll on Visalia, surrounding areas
• Council approves report for Visalia golf course
• Police look for clues in Orosi homicide
• Rain delays citrus harvest
• Crimeline: Tulare family offers reward in homicide case
• Down Memory Lane: Memories of Christmases past
• Look back: Tulare County supervisor race drew bad blood
• Emergency Aid gives big help
• Today is the last day to enter to win a holiday gift basket. To enter, simply share what you do to relieve your holiday stress? We've had 7 creative entries already (see our Dec. 14 post). The winner will be randomly selected from the comments. Me
• County supervisors won't meet this week
• Person reported fatally shot in Orosi
• 2 more arrested in Visalia shoplifting case
• Exchange student is quickly in need of new Visalia home
• Treasure Box helps out with food
• Small wonders fill Tulare museum exhibit
• Some county agencies to be closed for holiday season
• Report: Rounds played down at Visalia's Valley Oaks Golf Course
• Rainfall totals double expectations
• Weekend rains bring flooding to Visalia
• Explorer post seeks members
• Police: Shoplifting ring broken up in Visalia
• Rains may delay Mooney-Modoc storm line
• $1m in aid offered to Valley students at UC Merced
• DUI crackdown under way at checkpoints
• Tulare County's jobless rate reaches 16.8%
• Storms could bring up to 1.5 inches of rain to Valley floor
• How Tulare County changed in 10 years
• Crimeline
• 2 deaths reclassified as homicides
• Center throws community party: Christmas setting celebrates Visalia rehabilitation facility's renovation
• $2 million stolen from Visalia church
• Kaweah Delta adds pediatric specialist
• Pixley cadets to attend governor's inauguration
• Picaso quits Lindsay council
• A helping hand for parents: County's students offered activities over winter break
• Toys on their way to new homes
• Police arrest 6, seize drugs in search
• Arson investigator gives red-hot warning of winter fire hazards
• Crimeline: Man arrested on suspicion of drunken driving in drive-thru
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• Jingle bells rocked! Yesterday a newly-formed band performed holiday tunes in the hospital's cafeteria. Led by Dr. David Canton the band included our hospital's buyers, a medical student, and our rehab director. The Christmas spirit continues
• Tulare County D.A., sheriff to discuss crime prevention
• Jury: Tulare man tried to have wife killed
• Fire destroys family's Porterville home
• Crimeline
• A new ride for Christmas for Tulare County children
• It's sandbag time; more rain due
• Aero Dogs flies high once again
• Sundale provides after-school center
• Injured Tulare County firefighter heads home
• CSU Stanislaus faculty members win prestigious Fulbright awards
• This morning our impressive Nutritional Services team not only prepared breakfast for our patients and visitors, they also served a delicious holiday breakfast to 600 of Emanuel’s staff members and physicians. Santa, Mrs. Claus and the elves stopp
• Woman arrested after Porterville crash
• Visalia tree auction raises nearly $300,000
• Board OKs new school for northwest Visalia
• County's human resources director to leave; interim chief named
• County assessor's plans uncertain when he leaves in 3 weeks
• Tulare may waive utility fees for baseball group
• Tulare elementary and middle summer school back in 2011
• Court rules against Tulare County, won't shut down medical-marijuana collective near Ivanhoe
• Help for the holidays: Food distribution at St. Mary's aids hundreds of local families
• Alternative-fuel gas station closes in Tulare
• What do you do to relieve your holiday stress? Share your tips and you may be the winner of a holiday gift basket. We'll be accepting your comments through Monday, December 20. Comment to enter to win. Tis the season!
• CSU Stanislaus Executive MBA students help shape City of Turlock funding decisions
• Two men stabbed during bar fight at El Presidente
• Tulare Chamber awards: Man, woman and small and large businesses of the year announced
• Baby couldn't wait: Quick labor leads to birth in Kaweah Delta Medical Center parking lot
• St. Mary's Church holds Bishop Steinbock memorial Mass
• Visalia police arrest 6 in crimes targeting seniors
• Santa coming to Sequoia Mall tonight
• Tulare crimeline: A listing of recent crimes
• Down Memory Lane: Stockings filled with memories
• Porterville man sentenced to 120 years in prison
• Salvation Army holiday donations down, help requests up
• CSU Stanislaus HR students win top honors
• Lions Students of the Month
• This week in Tulare
• Committee to unveil education campaign
• Motorcyclist killed in collision with vehicle
• County realtors asked to work together
• Tulare district approves plan to move farm
• Don Curlee: Protective overlap approaches overkill
• TULARE COUNTY CROP REPORT
• Supervisors set to vote Tuesday on landfill upgrade
• Crimeline
• Teens to entertain at library in Tulare
• 'Stuff the Truck' drive scheduled in Tulare
• Work on Ben Maddox in Visalia continues
• $115k state grant to provide training for workers
• 85th trek to General Grant Christmas tree slated Sunday
• Bakersfield added to first section of Valley high-speed rail route
• Panhandlers' push: Many shoppers say the problem is growing in Visalia and Tulare
• State: Tulare County grew fastest in Valley
• Bakersfield man killed in Hwy. 99 collision in Tipton
• Houston Elementary students all get new shoes
• Res•Com party gets community donating
• Congressman Nunes explains DREAM Act vote
• Brunch with Santa scheduled on Sunday in Tulare
• Memorial Masses set in Visalia for Bishop Steinbock
• Visalia's Habitat for Humanity continues rescuing houses
• Deaf student from Visalia to address UC Davis grads
• Renewal helps rural areas of county
• Visalia police launch online tip site to target gangs
• State rail benefits from others
• Kaweah Delta hospice honors those who died
• Visalia 6th-grader finds books the ideal gift for needy children's Christmas baskets
• County seeks $1m to fix water in Seville
• Visalia to limit fireworks stands, tighten storage rules
• Tulare's Our Lady of Guadalupe queen named
• Macedo, Barwick join Tulare City Council
• Tulare volunteers receive praise for years of service
• Pet calendar sales benefit Valley Oak SPCA
• Keeping pets warm in winter
• Visalia City Council rejects expanding TCAG's powers
• Auditions....
• Tulare County OKs fees for business-license checks for adult, medical-pot businesses
• Tulare County awards $100,000 for youths
• Tulareans at Pearl Harbor Day event reflect on attack
• Dropout rates up in Tulare
• Tulare bank robbery suspect held
• Woman with Visalia ties tapped for state's Health and Human Services post
• Report: VUSD dropout rate increases to 15.4 percent
• Visalia attorney named Tulare County judge
• Visalia car fire blamed on blanket atop engine
• Former Visalia store's tabletop carousel offered to county museum
• Funding issues holding up farm move to COS Tulare Center
• Visalia students learn life lessons from raising trout
• Fresno bishop dies at 73
• Tulare County supervisors weigh fees for adult, medical-pot businesses
• Fire east of Lindsay destroys rural home of man, 68
• This week in Tulare
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Fundraising frenzy at Tulare schools
• Rep. Nunes says rail costs underestimated
• Visalia Rescue Mission offers help to those in need
• Stagecoach rolls into Visalia
• Tulare County supervisors weigh fees for adult, medical-pot businesses
• Watch the Carolfest tonight...
• Crimeline: Vandals damage Live Oak park light-boxes in Tulare
• Edison project may affect Visalia traffic
• SPCA helps people and pets bond
• A forest of support for Visalia nonprofits
• Visalia middle schools hold food drives
• Tulare County Association of Government officials to review county road, rail projects
• Chamber announces 2011-12 trip schedule
• Rose named winnerof service award
• Kaweah Delta to host Friday blood drive
• Corcoran, Hanford not thrilled about high-speed rail plan
• Downtown Visalia holds holiday open house
• Second annual Toys for Tots, seniors gifts event
• Tulare County plans new impact fees
• Crimeline
• Tulare racetrack plan goes back to beginning
• Recent rash of home invasions in Tulare County a concern for authorities
• Officials OK first part of high-speed rail plan
• Stagecoach rides offered in Visalia for can of food
• Fundraising Christmas tree auction to be held in Visalia
• Inmates deliver 1,000 food bags for animals at Valley Oak SPCA
• IRS: Some Valley taxpayers owed checks
• Kiwanis donates to riding academy
• Tulare Regional Medical Center stages emergency drill
• Tree-lighting celebration today in Tulare
• Crimeline
• Paws 4 Healing seeks space, donations
• Cold a concern for homeless in Visalia
• Tulare County OKs first 6 solar farms
• Visalia-Tulare route to have four lanes
• Happy Holidays! Comment below to share your family's favorite holiday tradition. Your shared tradition may just become a new one for someone else. A randomly chosen comment will be the winner of a holiday gift basket. Ho! Ho! Ho!
• Candy Cane Lane Parade sweepstakes winners named
• Board approves Williamson Act contract changes
• 2 arrested in Earlimart after shootout
• Team of collectors visit Tulare, buy treasures
• Visalia homicides down this year
• Former Tulare city manager Pyle to stay on until successor hired
• Kohn School students in Tulare use bike-powered blender to learn about health
• Mike Huckabee hints at 2012 run during Visalia stop
• Hanukkah starts tonight
• International Agri-Center ends negotiations with Tulare Motor Sports Complex
• Down Memory Lane: Radio picks up a lifetime of memories
• Community tree lighting Thursday evening in Tulare
• Tulare hopes to replace manager
• Bikers United bike run raises money for kids
• Christmas parade delights crowd in downtown Visalia
• 911 wait times dropping
• Kaweah Delta to offer photos with Santa
• Tulare shooting likely a suicide attempt
• Nonprofits to benefit from Christmas tree auction
• Agencies prep for bullet-train station
• Emanuel Medical Center and Emanuel Cancer Center are serving as community drop off locations for new toys and canned food for Turlock Together. Their goal is to collect 6,000 new toys and an abundant supply of canned food to give to needy families this C
• Man, woman found dead in vehicle near Delano; infant unharmed
• Noted architect will discuss 'live-work' options for Visalia
• Board to hold hearing on Williamson tax breaks
• Noted architect will discuss 'live-work' options for Visalia
• Slow start to food scrap compost program in Tulare
• Tulare Children's Christmas Parade set for Saturday
• Schools: Kohn, Lincoln students in Tulare to get exercise and energy lesson
• Candy Cane Lane Parade kicks off holiday season in downtown Visalia
• Don Curlee: Chicken mortality becomes an issue
• Southeast Asian Christmas Craft Faire leader to retire
• Norteño 'associate' member arrested
• DUI checkpoint planned for Friday
• Ben Maddox traffic to be slowed
• Showers expected this weekend
• Five places available to exchange holiday lights
• Tree lots jammed with holiday-driven families
• Earlimart man shot during home-invasion burglary
• California databases offer wealth of information for consumers
• Cold keeps Tulare County citrus growers sleepless
• Chilly weather on Black Friday doesn't hinder Tulare County shoppers
• Tulare Police Department seeks toy-drive help
• Hundreds celebrate Thanksgiving at events in Visalia, Tulare
• Visalia/ Tulare Holiday Hours
• Porterville fairgrounds near completion
• Officials urge students to apply for college and financial aid
• Moviegoers line up at theaters on Thanksgiving
• Fort Visalia may rise again
• Groppetti Automotive announces donation to Visalia Rescue Mission
• 4 arrested in string of Tulare burglaries
• Tulare crimeline: A listing of recent crimes
• Man arrested on suspicion of altering Tulare County checks
• Police in Tulare County to increase patrols for Black Friday
• Tulare County residents try to spread warmth
• Thanksgiving meals to be given out in Visalia, Tulare
• Make the most of your weekend with our ideas for fun activities
• First leg of state's high-speed rail chosen for Central Valley
• Visalia girl and her Maltese Eukanuba-bound
• 3 Tulare County teens sentenced to life in prison in shooting
• Fog, chill projected to roll in
• Shopping frenzy starts at midnight
• Mexican food returns to east Tulare Avenue
• Bravo calls back more of its cheese
• Citrus growers prepare for freeze
• Piggin' out in Ivanhoe
• Collection of food scraps to go Visalia-wide
• Hundreds receive turkeys in Visalia
• Snow chains required for drivers in Sierra
• Skeleton in Arizona identified as Tulare County man
• Visalia Breakfast Lions distribute 600 turkeys to needy families
• Cold front moves into the Valley
• Tulare County had 55.5 percent election turnout
• Down Memory Lane: My sister — my new baby
• Cash-strapped Mission Oak sells students — sort of
• Holiday travel up; CHP says it's ready
• Train plows into SUV in Visalia teens' game
• Worthley wins Tulare County District 4 supervisor race
• It's the season of giving thanks. We are interested in reading what you are thankful for. Please post below.
• CSU Stanislaus joins community effort to spread holiday joy
• Visalia district honors student achievement
• Dancers invade Kids' Fest in Visalia
• El Diamante band takes first in state division
• Teens host holiday meal Tuesday
• Tulare's schools supporting Emergency Aid Council
• Tulare Fire Department gets new dispatch service
• Tulare Union CyberQuest students become teachers
• Tulare County is prepared for state budget ax
• Tulare County crop report
• Tulare County residents aim to cure diabetes
• Crimeline: Man, woman arrested in electronics theft case
• Tulare County offices open early, but few people visit
• Tulare County jobless rate remains near 16 percent
• FOOD INSPECTIONS Oct. 3-11
• Tulare man crashes pickup into tree
• Local Girl Scouts look to fill out their ranks
• Fresno State hosts DREAM Act rally
• Happy Trails may get $50,000 grant
• Around Tulare: Watte takes seat on Tulare City Council
• Worthley claims election win
• Fresno County makes arrests in child-pornography investigation
• 2 men killed in separate crashes in Tulare County
• RE/MAX, All Estates Real Estate companies to merge
• Visalia temporarily fills sinkholes on Mooney near Ferguson Avenue
• Storms expected for the Central Valley
• Tulare's Bethel Assembly of God Church gets approval for 29-acre complex
• What Visalia drivers fear most: Speedsters, distractions a top safety concern
• RE/MAX, All Estates Real Estate companies to merge
• Student test scores improve in VUSD
• Visalia area ranked No. 4 for worst air quality in the nation
• Woodlake Habitat house fire investigated
• Kids' Festival 2010 event Saturday
• Suspected drunken driver crashes van into cemetery fence
• Salvation Army to distribute food this weekend
• Tulare City Manager Darrel Pyle resigns
• VEAC, Salvation Army seek turkeys for needy families
• Fresno State student body president, Tulare Union grad here illegally
• Man arrested in Visalia double-stabbing case
• Ribbon-cutting for real estate offices today
• Kaweah Delta Health Care District to go smoke-free
• Author Greg Mortenson shares his message of peace in Visalia
• Shooting suspect still at large
• Anti-drug task force makes arrest
• Tulare County students participate in Ivy League Project
• Lindsay finance director resigns because of medical issues
• Power outage affects downtown Visalia customers
• City Council supports Mooney rezoning
• VUSD board members reject charter petition
• Get your late fees waived at the Tulare Public Library by donating food
• Tulare County officer-involved shooting under investigation
• Tulare County holding free diabetes seminar
• Tulare County murder cases set for court in 2011
• Visalia City Council approves health plan increases for retirees
• Visalia Unified School District eyes new school in northwest
• Housing on wheels for Tulare disaster victims
• Diamonds stolen from Tulare's Preferred Outlets
• City of Visalia faces police officers' lawsuit over contract
• 'Three Cups of Tea' author appears today in Visalia
• Tulare County, cities plan growth
• Reservations to attend the elegant Festival of Trees on Dec 4 ends today! The Festival of Trees Gala and Auction is the major fundraiser for Hospice of Emanuel. Platinum sponsors of the benefit are Event Extravagant Group, Inc., Hilmar Cheese Company and
• Victor Garcia: COS worker retires after 46 years
• Group to host fundraiser for El Diamante's music department
• Wreck holds up traffic on Hwy. 137
• New park named for Lions Club opens in west Visalia
• Living history at Tulare museum
• 'Lucky' diamond up for bid
• City of Visalia retirees face health plan increase
• Two people injured in crash on Avenue 208
• North end gang unit arrests two people
• Clear, cool weather to continue this week in Visalia area
• Tension in Lindsay looms large amid protests over water rates, city salaries, other issues
• Crimeline: Exeter teenage janitor arrested in courthouse theft case
• Visalia road updates: Mooney-Whitendale tie-ups end Tuesday
• Two more arrested in Tulare home burglaries
• Tulare museum plans retro weekend
• Steve Worthley increases lead in Tulare County supervisor race
• Visalia man gets 12 years in prison for child porn
• Click it or Ticket campaign kicks off in Tulare County
• Rivalry night: Fans love Tulare's annual Bell Game showdown
• Rivalry night: Visalia fans love Cowhide, Saddle showdowns
• Observatory Night, "The Deep Dark Sky" will begin after sundown, at about 7 p.m. Guests should first register for the event in the lobby of Naraghi Hall
• Officers honored at Hispanic Chamber
• Hobby Lobby sets opening date for new store in Visalia
• Hobby Lobby sets opening date for new store in Visalia
• VUSD announces talent contest winners
• Perko's Cafe in Dinuba burns down in fire
• Earlimart homicide suspect, witnesses sought
• Visalia man describes ordeal at sea
• Tulare students honor departed veterans
• No reason to miss Cowhide, Saddle tonight
• The Bell tolls in Tulare
• Spirits high at Veterans Day salute in Visalia
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• Seasonal firefighters face loss of Sequoia jobs
• Authorities responding to rollover accident at Houston Avenue and Court Street
• Tulare police make arrests in attempted residential burglary
• Fishing Report available on Nov. 12
• Mortgage defaults still high in Tulare County
• LIVE BLOG: Tulare County High School Football — Week 10 Thursday Night Edition
• Tulare Senior Center holds Veterans Day luncheon
• Police find five pounds of marijuana in Visalia home
• YMCA state-subsidized preschool back in session
• McFarland man and woman killed in traffic collision in Delano
• Local soldier U.S. Army Spc. Brett Land of Porterville laid to rest
• Sunny today: High 56; low 34
• Man shot dead in Earlimart
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Dinuba firefighters on the scene of an early morning fire at Perkos
• General Patton makes appearance at Visalia veterans' breakfast
• Travelers disembark 'nightmare' cruise amid cheers
• The sweet aroma of the delicious baked goods is filling the halls of the hospital from the Holiday Faire & Bake Sale. The doors opened this morning and will be selling the baked goods and holiday decorations until 7pm. If you can’t make it toda
• Tour operating rooms at Kaweah Delta hospital open house
• Veterans to be honored in Woodlake
• Unidentified man victim of shooting in Earlimart
• Eight years later, popular Springville ranch gets county special-use permit
• Holiday boutique Friday at Visalia church
• Tulare Western students form new friendships on Mix It Up Day
• Sandhill cranes return to Pixley
• Water upgrade: Downtown Visalia to get $200,000 in new pipe
• Lindsay City Council meets amid controversy
• Three Woodlake High School band members to be part of Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Group pleads to Tulare County Elections Office to count all votes
• $1 million to fund Tulare's Mulcahy Park
• Calif. analyst pegs budget deficit at $25.4B
• Tulare County adds 123 new jobs
• Two COS men's basketball players sign national letters of intent
• NEW ON CHOICES: A review of the new Harrison Ford, Diane Keaton comedy 'Morning Glory'
• Restaurant inspections are now online
• Mostly sunny today: High 62; low 39
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Crime/incidents: Read about crime, crashes and other incidents around Tulare County
• Visalia Police Department announces DUI checkpoint
• "America Recycles Day" on Nov. 13
• Tulare/Kings Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Latino Peace Officers Association chapter merge dinners
• 'Tea' forum at Tulare Public Library: Education helps peace
• Tulare Fire Department gets early Christmas present
• COS students protest elimination of summer school
• 210 Connect forum: Homelessness solution proves elusive for city of Visalia
• Skate park closed by city of Visalia until new fence completed
• Two men injured in drug-linked explosion in Dinuba
• Rivalry week begins this Friday
• Fall bursts forth in Visalia
• Bravo Farms aiding FDA, CDC to find E. coli source
• Lindsay city manager quits amid threats
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Julia Grizzell will perform soprano in recital on Nov. 11
• Mostly sunny today: High 57; low 40
• Crews fixing gas leak near Damsen and Demaree in Visalia
• Sandhill cranes return to Pixley National Wildlife Refuge, celebration this Saturday
• Pentagon can't explain 'missile' off California
• Visalia Chamber offers business class on social media
• Tulare County supervisors approve adding 123 new jobs
• UPDATE: Northbound Highway 99 backed up to Highway 198; officials responding to related accident
• Active power lines fall on occupied house in Tipton
• Crimeline: Tulare man arrested while breaking into house during chase
• Mostly sunny today: High 61; low 40
• Mother and stepfather arrested on suspicion of child abuse in Porterville
• Crime/incidents: Read about crime, crashes and other incidents around Tulare County
• UC proposes tuition hike, reduced pension benefits
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Two injured in Dinuba home explosion linked to drugs
• Sons of Italy will hold holiday boutique on Nov. 13
• Pipeline work starts tomorrow in downtown Visalia
• EPA wants plans to clean up Calif air in 2 regions
• Three arrested in Visalia sobriety sweep
• Nomination deadline for Anita de la Vega Community Service Award extended
• Parole, probation violators arrested in Visalia
• Home Builders Association of Tulare/Kings Counties, acting fire marshal to discuss sprinkler regulations
• This Week in Tulare
• Victor Garcia, Schools: Tulare County's Jim Vidak named Superintendent of the Year
• Vietnam vets honored in Cutler-Orosi parade
• Visalia retiree health costs to rise
• Conn. man condemned to die for fatal home invasion
• Kaweah Oaks has a Field Day
• Bush: Cheney angry Bush did not pardon Libby
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors looks at adding 122 jobs
• Panel investigator: BP about 90 percent right
• Tulare County firefighters put out garage fire in Exeter
• Planning Commission revisits grocery issue
• Alley behind Tulare Post Office turns one-way
• Tulare shooting victim arrested
• Main Street-area repairs continue
• Western heritage on display at Tulare County Fairgrounds
• Battle of the Badges blood drive continues through Tuesday
• Lindsay city manager resigns
• Valley soldier to be laid to rest
• Family seeks answers in Pixley man's death
• Bravo Farms cheese recalled; Products sold at Costco in 5 states linked to E. coli
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• Bravo Farms cheese sold at Costco in 5 states linked to E. coli
• Take USA TODAY's weekly news quiz
• Dinuba man sentenced for sexual assault
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• White ex-transit officer given 2-year prison term
• Mostly sunny today: High 82; low 48
• Ninth annual Cutler-Orosi Chamber of Commerce Veterans Day dinner and parade tonight, Saturday
• LIVE BLOG: Tulare County High School Football — Week 9
• Steve Worthley gains slight lead in vote count for Tulare County supervisor race
• Three arrests made in Porterville attack
• Cutler-Orosi seeks win with mail-in ballots
• High-speed rail 'momentum' slow to build
• Watte added to Tulare City Council
• Tulare man arrested in fatal stabbing
• Tulare Memorial Board unchanged
• Jazzed about music: Visalia students take part in Tulare event
• Connie Conway named minority leader in state Assembly
• Aiding Tulare County's homeless
• Pelosi will seek to stay as House Dem leader
• Tulare County seeks injunction to shut down medical-marijuana collective
• League of Women Voters next meeting on Nov. 16.
• TU holds Veterans Appreciation Day
• Tulare voters approve Measure W
• Tulare City Council holds interviews for Vandegrift replacement
• Old gas lines force Sheriff's Department relocation
• Results for board race could be weeks away
• 2 suspects held inpot cultivation case
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Official: 1 Yemen bomb 17 mins. from exploding
• Sunny today: High 79; low 48
• NEW VIDEO: Choices weekend picks, including a sneak peek at Gordon Lightfoot's concert at the Visalia Fox and reviews of five new movies hitting Tulare County theaters
• Art Tour this Friday in Visalia
• Tulare police arrest suspect in fatal stabbing
• Tulare County Office of Education's "Meet Me in St. Louis" tickets for sale now
• Three Porterville men arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon
• Solo pianist George Winston will perform in Visalia on Jan. 15.
• "Blithe Spirit" play will open Nov. 12 at College of the Sequoias Theatre
• Restaurant inspections are now online
• Conway elected GOP Assembly leader
• Teen found guilty in shooting at officer
• Woman arrested in animal cruelty case
• Tulare police follow water trail to DUI arrest
• 4-day Kaweah Land & Arts Festival starts today
• American West images featured at Tulare museum
• Interactive map: Election results by county and congressional district
• Arts co-op opens in Visalia; open house Friday
• California voters reject legalization of marijuana
• Tulare County paves way for rail acquisition
• Tulare County supervisors ban pot smoking
• California voters side with experience
• David Macedo on top in latest Tulare City Council results
• Ken Nunes, John Zumwalt win COS board seats
• No clear winner in Tulare County Board of Supervisors District 4 race
• Tulare County voters turn out early, strong
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• ELECTION UPDATE: Rouch slightly ahead of Worthley in race for 4th District supervisor seat
• Sunny today: High 73; low 48
• Strathmore woman arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty
• Obama signals compromise with GOP on tax cuts
• Two men arrested on suspicion of marijuana cultivation at medical pot garden in Yettem
• Results for supervisors race could be weeks away; voter turnout higher than usual
• Brown, Boxer projected winners in 2010 election
• City of Visalia announces new public works projects
• Initial Tulare County vote tally delayed
• Man, 80, sentenced to 30 years in sex case
• UPDATE: Worthley, Rouch in tight supes race; Macedo, Barwick lead for Tulare council
• Ground broken for affordable housing project in Tulare
• ELECTION NIGHT LIVE CHAT
• Sunny today: High 73; low 47
• Porterville man suffers gunshot wound
• Board of Supervisors ban public consumption of marijuana
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Supervisors vote 4-1 to allow TCAG to own property
• Holiday camp offered in Tulare
• Soroptimist International of Visalia "Spring Fling" event scheduled for Feb. 26
• Early voters take to the polls in Visalia
• ELECTION LIVE ONLINE TONIGHT
• Open mic night Thursday in Tulare
• Lending Library unveiled in Cutler
• Donations needed for Hope for the Hungry event
• Shuklian to hold monthly office hours
• ELECTION NIGHT LIVE CHAT
• Down Memory Lane: Memories of a dog saving the day
• High-speed rail left out of Visalia General Plan Update, council and planning commission told
• Fatal crash tied to police chase investigated
• Officials say more school cuts possible
• Battle of the Badges: Police, firefighters compete to donate blood
• Omission of rail line in Visalia update is criticized
• Crimeline: Tulare police look for those in shootout
• Tulare County voter participation expected to exceed that of June
• Visalia Transit's big transition: Passengers get used to roomy expansion
• Police team conduct DUI checkpoint
• WWII nurse May Alm to visit Visalia
• Tulare schools: Fees may rise again at Fresno State
• Tulare County supervisors to consider preemptive pot law
• Tulare Oktoberfest draws participants, new race track 'buzz'
• Plans for Tulare wrestling facility gain foothold
• Visalia 'El Dia de Los Muertos' event merges past, present
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Sunny today: High 66; low 46
• Major injury collision in Dinuba closes Moutain View Avenue
• PanCake breakfast fundraiser for veterans on Nov. 11 in Visalia
• UPDATE: Driver fled the scene of solo vehicle collision that claimed life of man in Pixley
• Visalia event celebrates gourd harvest
• UPDATE: Victim sustains major injuries in crash on Highway 99 at Kern County Line
• UPDATE: SUV involved in fatal crash had eluded Tulare police in vehicular chase
• Two Coalinga men arrested on suspicion of burglarizing the Tulare County Office of Education
• This week in Tulare County
• Crime/incidents: Read about crime, crashes and other incidents around Tulare County
• Kaweah Delta to hold gift card drawing
• Traffic stop leads to arrest on drug charge
• Mt. Whitney students support music director
• Crimeline: Arsonists blamed in fire at Tulare playground
• Rail panel balks at local 'test track'
• Dinuba officials approve deal to sell Vocational Center
• High winds on Grapevine today
• Rail right-of-way plan up to Tulare County Board of Supervisors
• Kids Festival 2010 scheduled for Nov. 20
• Around Tulare: 10 file for City Council
• UPDATE: Obama: Terror explosives found, bound for US
• Tulare County events mark Halloween weekend
• Free pumpkins offered to children at Visalia ranch
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors may spend $150,000 on records to remove Social Security numbers
• Fresno Co. puts wrong ballot language for Prop. 23
• Meg Whitman predicts Nov. 2 victory during visit to Visalia
• Visalia Transit Center expansion opens
• Tulare County task force takes on vehicle thieves
• Guebernatorial candidate Meg Whitman visits Visalia
• Ex-Monkees star talks to 207 drug court grads
• Visalia police chase car; two of four suspects still wanted
• Teen who fled Tulare group home is accused of murder
• LIVE BLOG: Redwood-El Diamante football game
• Going Greek: Learning Center students get a taste of ancient history
• LIVE BLOG: Tulare County High School Football — Week 8
• 3 Visalia schools get $100k in Safe Routes funds
• Do you have a healthy suggestion for Halloween, the school carnival or your favorite harvest festival? We encourage you to comment below with your creative ideas. Renee Harris, our dietician, offers this great tip: "Some healthy treats include suga
• Deadline to sumbit application for Vandegrift position looms
• Don Harmon presents Hospice of Emanuel a check for $7,000 from the Kool Kars for Charity. The show was held September 18 at the Stanislaus County fairgrounds and featured a variety of the Valley’s best hot rods, street rods, muscle cars, customs an
• Chamber presents new Leadership Tulare class
• Police investigate burglaries reported in same block
• Visalia reveals new Transit Center expansion
• Lt. governor talks jobs in Visalia
• Visalia Roads Update: Whitendale to partially close this week
• WikiLeaks near release of secret US war documents
• Essay leads to trustworthiness recognition
• UPDATE: Visalia Independent Film Series adds thriller 'Buried' to latest lineup
• Tulare County man linked in death of cellmate
• Crimeline: Dirt bikes, trucks stolen in burglaries
• Tulare city officials debate effect of Measure W
• Burgers coming back to Mearle's?
• Farmersville shooting death may be linked to drugs
• Tulare County supervisor District 4 candidates heat up at Hispanic roundtable
• Valley Air District board fines drivers $12
• Mostly cloudy today: High 74; low 50
• Tulare County's unemployment rate inches up to 15.9%
• Two missing hikers on Mt. Whitney found
• Shark attack closes 3 Central Calif. beaches
• Visalia Gadabouts next meeting on Nov. 6
• Deputy to be honored in Pixley
• Lowe's employees to spruce up Visalia animal shleter
• Sequoia Mall book sale helps scholarships
• LIVE BLOG: Tulare County High School Football — Week 7
• 2 hikers missing near Mount Whitney; 3 others found safe
• The larger than life walk-through heart is in its final stage of construction! The community will be able to enjoy this educational experience at the Cardiac Cath and Interventional Lab Grand Opening event on Saturday, April 10 from 10 am - 1 pm.
• The first load of the heart has arrived! The community will be able to walk through this 20' x 15' heart exhibit this Saturday, April 10 for the Community Open House of the new Cardiac Cath & Interventional Lab. - April 8, 2010
• Emanuel Medical Center celebrates Earth Day!
• The latest cutting edge medical technology is now serving Emanuel patients. The new Toshiba 64-slice CT Scanner offers 800 strikingly clear images within minutes for surgeons to review before operating on an internal injury. - April 23, 2010
• One week ago today, diagnostic services commenced in Emanuel’s new Cardiac Cath and Interventional Lab. Pictured here Dr. Dagher and clinical team perform a cardiac catheterization.
• EMANUEL CANCER CENTER signs are going up on the building formerly known as the Emanuel Medical Plaza. The new name represents the impressive care and services available at 880 E. Tuolumne--medical oncology, radiation oncology, women’s diagnostics,
• A sneak preview of the gospel choir that will be performing tomorrow night at the Women's Cancer Awareness Event. If you have not already reserved your tickets, call 209-664-2434.
• Mayor John Lazar proclaimed the week of Oct. 11 - 17 "Emanuel Medical Center's Women's Cancer Awareness Week" in Turlock. John Sigsbury, CEO was happy to accept the proclamation and to share the important message that "Early dete
• Mayor John Lazar proclaimed the week of Oct. 11 - 17 "Emanuel Medical Center's Women's Cancer Awareness Week" in Turlock. John Sigsbury, CEO was happy to accept the proclamation and to share the important message that "Early dete
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• LIVE BLOG: High School Football: Mission Oak vs. Porterville
• Valley Oak SPCA raises money for new clinic
• Fishing Report available on Oct. 1
• Pedestrian, 91, killed while crossing Porterville street
• Calif. high-speed rail project gets $194M grant
• Gardening workshop Sunday in Tulare
• Continuum of Care seeks grant applicants
• Pedestrian hit, killed in Porterville
• Farmersville celebrates 50th anniversary
• How Tulare County compares in national statistics
• Crimeline: Two men robbed after being offered jobs
• Man dies after jumping from overpass
• CSU to admit more spring term students
• Voters offer different views on Prop. 19
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas-area home
• Tulare County nearly 60 percent Latino
• Rate board denies Postal Service price hike plea
• NEW ON CHOICES: A review of 'The Social Network," which opens midnight tonight
• Whitman says Brown campaign is behind accusations
• Air quality unhealthy, mostly sunny and hot today: High 95; low 63
• Thunderstorms forming in the foothills, mountains
• Crime/incidents: Read about crime, crashes and other incidents around Tulare County
• NEW VIDEO: Choices weekend picks, including a preview of David Allen Coe's Exeter concert and a
• Fatima celebration wraps this weekend
• Visalia couple arrested in child porn case
• Tulare County supervisors adopt tourism strategic plan
• County to get farm tax money
• U.S. Census figures for Tulare County show greater poverty, less education
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Restaurant inspections are now online
• Mostly sunny today and hot: High 98; low 58
• LA attorney: Whitman knew housekeeper was illegal
• Downtown Visalia hops this Friday
• Latinas in business honor journalists at the Visalia Convention Center
• Man jumps off overpass and into southbound Highway 99 traffic
• Update: Elderly man dies after jumping from Visalia overpass
• Gardening workshop Sunday in Tulare
• Calif calls off execution after court setbacks
• Mayor John Lazar proclaimed the week of Oct. 11 - 17 "Emanuel Medical Center's Women'
• Springville man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Council votes no on Visalia cannabis dispensaries
• Group begins puppet tour at Goshen Elementary
• Teens arrested for vandalizing Tulare road signs
• $4.5m in federal stimulus money prevents VUSD layoffs
• Felon injured in shootout arrested in gun possession
• Court finds Calif. dumping interns on poor schools
• Lost hunter from Riverside found near Quaking Aspen
• Friends raise money to help Phillips family
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• COS student is crash victim
• Free meal offered Thursday in Tulare
• Exeter plans to build dog park
• Former president Jimmy Carter hospitalized in Ohio
• Exeter Schools halt talk of Lincoln Elementary expansion on C Street
• Down Memory Lane: Naming that tune sparks memories
• Soroptimist Students of the Month
• Adult school works for accreditation
• Visalia school bus, car collide
• Visalia chase ends with two arrests
• Schwarzenegger delays ex-Tulare man's execution
• Pet blessing offered Sunday in Tulare
• Public support up for legal pot
• Tulare County Supervisors approve tourism strategic plan
• Woman reports rape in Visalia
• Final Blues, Brews and BBQ event on Oct. 1
• Sunny and hot today: High 100; low 61
• Carter sickened on plane, rests at Ohio hospital
• Pedestrian suffers major injuries in Lindsay, air lifted to Fresno
• FEMA denies Calif's aid request for gas line blast
• Major injuries reported in collision near Strathmore
• State allows sealing murdered children's records
• Crime/incidents: Read about crime, crashes and other incidents around Tulare County
• Changes sought in hunting in Sierra
• 4 Latina journalists to be honored at luncheon
• Tulare County supervisors to consider changing some speed limits
• Fall will have to wait: 90s expected
• Tulare area farmers, restaurants combine talents in 'Bounty of the County'
• Despite economy, Americans don't want farm work
• Four killed in weekend crashes in Tulare County
• Segway company owner drives Segway off cliff, dies
• Sixth annual Dog Daze of Summer Pet Parade and Carnival held in Visalia
• Oakland Raider great George Blanda dies
• St. Mary Armenian Church in Yettem celebrating 100 years
• Calif. executions suspended after Sept
• Air quality unhealthy today, sunny and hot: High 98; low 59
• Crime/incidents: Read about crime, crashes and other incidents around Tulare County
• Visalia mother with leukemia died today
• Public meeting planned on improving bus service in Woodlake
• School bus collides with Honda Civic in Visalia
• Visalia Chamber of Commerce kicks of Visalia Green Business Program
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• UPDATE: Four weekend vehicle-crash fatalities include COS student Bella Mendoza, 21, of Visalia
• Hot fall, more fiery weather in California
• The Barn Theater will present "Our Town"
• California governor delays execution by 45 hours
• 'Community Picks' meeting on Thursday at Visalia library
• Firefighters work to hold western line on Sheep Fire
• Four killed in weekend Tulare County crashes; hit-and-run driver remains at large
• Congressman Devin Nunes' office holds Academy Night in Clovis
• 'Take-Back' program seeks abused drugs
• Gas leak plugged in northeast Visalia
• Tulare Chamber gets new CEO
• Tulare County Association of Governments responds to Sept. 11 rail story
• Bristol Palin to visit Visalia for anti-abortion fundraiser
• Tulare County Economic Development Corporation helps bolster rail case
• Tulare County Sheriff's Department seizes $4.8m worth of marijuana in foothills
• Home Expo event this weekend in Visalia
• Keys take flight in Visalia
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Crowley student blogs from nation's capital
• Calif. lawmakers claim progress on budget talks
• Tulare County's Dog Daze parade to raise money for Valley Oaks SPCA
• Ultralight aircraft fells powerlines at Riggin and Akers in northwest Visalia
• Local talent shines at Tulare Public Library
• Visalia Home Expo seizes high-tech ground
• Visalia pilot's ultralight-powered glider crashes into power lines
• Three Tulare County teachers honored as Educators of the Year
• Agencies confiscate thousands of pot plants around Central Valley
• Tulare man arrested in fatal stabbing of grandmother
• Stolen-pickup chase leads to lockdown of Lindsay High School
• Whitman feels the Fresno heat over Detroit comparison
• Four of Tulare County's top car-theft suspects arrested
• Calif home health care program hires felons
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• Free admission Saturday as Sequoia National Park turns 120 years
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• Colbert tells Congress farm work 'really hard'
• NEW VIDEO: Choices previews two big Visalia concerts and reviews 'Like Dandelion Dust'
• Tulare Chamber of Commerce announces new CEO hire
• Heat wave begins today: High 94; low 54
• Judge clears way for 1st Calif execution since '06
• Old prescriptions can be discarded Saturday at Visalia Police Dept.
• LIVE BLOG: High School Football
• Visalia firefighters respond to gas leak at McAuliff and Murray
• Art Harvest 2010 show and sale on Oct. 2 in Elderwood
• Crimeline: Stolen vehicle, drug arrest
• Turn in unused meds at Tulare City Hall
• A day in the life of a Visalia emergency dispatcher
• Vallarta opens in Visalia
• Kings County Supervisor Valle arrested on rape charge
• Sunny today: High 84; low 52
• Highway 198 reopened at Avenue 300 after crash
• UPDATE: Lindsay High School is open following earlier lockdown
• Crime/incidents: Read about crime, crashes and other incidents around Tulare County
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Tulare County appoints new media officer, Tourism and Film Commission manager
• Motorcyclist suffers major injuries in Fountain Springs
• Police make arrest on Wednesday night fatal stabbing
• UPDATE: Two juveniles arrested on suspicion of burglary in Dinuba
• Porterville man arrested on suspicion of molesting 8-year-old girl
• American hiker wants to meet with Iran president
• Fishing Report available on Sept. 24
• Visalian brothers set to open film version of best-selling novel
• Officer involved in shooting in Dinuba
• Visalian brothers set to open film version of best-selling novel
• Redwood students knit hats for cancer patients
• Free entry Saturday to Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks
• Sufferers of Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease to discuss illness
• UPDATE: Suspect in officer-involved Dinuba shooting identified
• American Cancer Society plans march to raise money
• Valley support group for victims of nerve disorder CMT to meet Saturday for first time
• Courthouse parking to expand in Visalia
• Saturday cancer-awareness march in Visalia to feature bra-wearing participants
• Tulare extends SPCA contract
• Law enforcement takes on distracted drivers
• Hispanic chamber plans Visalia mixer
• Visalian brothers set to open film version of best-selling novel
• Jeri Sell released from custody after posting reduced bail
• Medical marijuana robbery in Lindsay results in one death, two arrests and one suspect on the loose
• UPDATE: Meg Whitman: 'Fresno looks like Detroit. It's awful.'
• Partly sunny today: High 78; low 51
• 8 Bell officials to face judge in corruption case
• Office involved shooting in Dinuba
• Celebrate National Public Lands Day Saturday at Lake Kaweah
• Two burglary suspects on the loose, boy cut with knife in Dinuba
• Tulare County Sheriff's Department investigates drug trafficking organization, seizes marijuana
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Land O'Lakes donates butter to Foodlink of Tulare County
• Teen suspected of taking part in marijuana-garden robbery dies of gunshot wound
• Restaurant inspections are now online
• Tulare Chamber of Commerce sets two events this week
• SJVC students, staff march for peace
• VUSD might get $5 million in stimulus funds
• Santa Fe Bridge plaque designs chosen in contest
• Sierra Club wins round against Tulare Motorsports Complex
• Ex-Tulare bank manager pleads not guilty to embezzlement
• Tulare County budget adds 92 jobs
• Plane crashes just minutes after takeoff from Visalia Municipal Airport
• Visalia's SMART program gears up to get vacant, fire-prone house on South Dollner Street repai
• Former Monkee, Peter Tork, to speak at Tulare County Drug Court graduation
• Moratorium extended for a year, until October 2011, by Visalia City Council on medical-marijuana dis
• Visalia targets removal, repair of vacant homes
• 1 killed, 3 hurt in shootout in Cutler
• 3 shot in unrelated Tulare County incidents
• Down Memory Lane: Penmanship becoming a lost art
• Tulare County seeks to stop rail removal
• Merritt Manor Convalescent Hospital in Tulare converts to dementia, Alzheimer's care
• Ex-bank manager arrested in Tulare embezzlement case
• School gardening workshop offered in Tulare on Oct. 16
• 19-year-old Visalia mom dying from leukemia says goodbye
• Bell's ex-city manager among 8 arrested in scandal probe
• Visalia City Council awards $160,000 in grants to nonprofit groups
• Annual Art a'Fair scheduled for Oct. 9
• Visalia City Council: Some workers agree to 4% pay cut
• State's largest union endorses pot legalization
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Air quality alert in effect due to Sheep Fire in Fresno County
• Fund set up to help Visalia leukemia victim and her family
• Sunny today: High 85; low 51
• Highway 198 to close overnight Wednesday and Thursday for construction at Ben Maddox Way
• Airplane down at Visalia Municipal Airport
• Tulare County Supervisors approve budget
• Visalia City Council expands $160k in nonprofit grant awards from 9 to 25 recipients
• Brown wants executions to resume in California
• Driver sought in hit-and-run incident that left two El Presidente restaurant patrons injured in park
• Tulare County supervisors to hold budget hearing Tuesday
• This week in Tulare
• Tulare considers tax break for auction house
• Former Tulare Woman of the Year arrested, charged with embezzlement
• Farm fun for fair finale
• Panel: Recession ended in June 2009
• Visalia Unified School District budget cuts up for discussion
• Dinuba man arrested as suspect in fatal Cutler shooting Saturday night
• Activities planned to alter atmosphere at Lincoln Oval Park
• Schwarzenegger feeling ill, cancels budget meeting
• Sunny today: High 84; low 55
• UPDATE: One man killed, three wounded in shootout Saturday night at Cutler club
• Fresno man dies in head-on with big rig near Visalia
• Head-on traffic accident closes southbound Road 80 at Avenue 328.
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Visalia Gadabouts next meeting on Oct. 2
• Porterville man named who suffered major injuries when vehicle crashed into orchard
• TCAG postpones vote on amendment allowing it to buy, own property
• Man arrested on suspicion of attempted homicide in Goshen
• 20-month-old injured by father's vehicle; cries alerted driver
• Porterville police nab auto theft suspect
• Hispanic chamber plans mixer at new Boleros restaurant in downtown Visalia
• Saturday drug-disposal event offers four locations in Tulare County
• Visalia inn's sprinklers go off, force evacuation
• Room sprinklers force force customers of Visalia's Fairfield Inn to be transported elsewhere; p
• Expired, unused prescription drugs to be destroyed in Tulare County
• Motorcyclist injured in hit-and-run crash
• Unidentified man fatally shot in Cutler
• Visalia police decoy operation results in three businesses being cited for selling alcohol to minors
• Rehabilitation efforts celebrated in Visalia
• Man killed in Cutler shooting; suspect identified
• Watercolors demonstrated at Tulare Historical Museum
• Tulare high school district's alcohol prevention program shows positive results
• Central Valley air-quality alert issued because of fires
• Getting creative; artist shows off watercolors at Creative Center gallery
• Mistrial declared in Tulare murder case; jury finds Jesus Aleman guilty of six other counts in shoot
• Jobless rate dips slightly; unemployment at 15.9% in Tulare County, state reports
• Excerpts from court filings in judge bias allegations
• Attorney: Tulare County family court judge biased against lawyer stepsister
• The fine art of fair display: Moni Mauch is in her seventh year managing the fine-arts exhibits at t
• COS to cut summer school, may not be able to pay employees
• New Tulare County Human Service director appointed
• CHP: Three injured in 3-vehicle crash earlier this afternoon in Porterville
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• Jupiter making closest approach in nearly 50 years
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• Crime/incidents: Read about crime, crashes and other incidents around Tulare County
• Air quality alert in effect in Tulare County due to smoke
• Friends, neighbors share memories of blast victims
• Sunny today: High 90; low 55
• Four sustain minor injuries in traffic accident
• Sheep Fire spreads to 6,191 acres, contributes to air quality alert in San Joaquin Valley
• Here are the Mt. Whitney High School Homecoming Queen candidates
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• LIVE BLOG: High School Football —Week 2
• Man sustains major injuries when vehicle crashes into orchard near Porterville
• Porterville fire causes about $55k in damage
• Vacant house a total loss after Ivanhoe fire
• Orosi man sentenced to prison in shooting
• COS won't hold summer school next year
• Lawsuit against ex-Valley Voice owner settled
• Tulare County unemployment rate creeps down to 15.9%
• Jousting, swordplay are on display at fair
• Life goes on at the fair
• Pixley airport cleanup plan is ready for review
• Trial continues for accused shooter
• Injured Tulare County firefighter honored for service
• Foundation may step up with loan to help YMCA
• 5 arrested in alleged pope threat
• Tulare County may force rail-line sale
• Visalia 2010 Women's Health and Wellness Conference on Oct. 9
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Twin calves born at the Tulare County Fair
• St. Mary Armenian Church of Yettem shish kebab luncheon on Oct. 10
• LIVE BLOG: High School Football — TW vs. Monache
• Crime/incidents: Read about crime, crashes and other incidents around Tulare County
• Will you face a tax hike?
• California crews slow advance of growing wildfire
• Gang member gets life in state prison
• Police say 4 posed as San Bruno explosion victims
• Crimeline
• Tulare County inmates, deputies being moved during gas line repairs
• MADD honors 41 local police officers for their anti-DUI efforts
• Gang member gets life sentence for 2006 murder of basketball-playing 18-year-old
• Soroptimist International to announce awards
• Welfare-fraud plea results in four-month jail sentence for Farmersville woman
• Valley hospitals to offer student training
• Drive-by shooter who hit juvenile in abdomen gets 25-year prison sentence
• Tulare County inmates and deputies moved for expected gas-line repairs
• No one injured in Tuesday fire at Plainview home
• Tulare County sends firefighters to help battle Canyon fire
• Broken glass, cut on suspect's hand lead to three arrests following car-vandalism spree in sout
• 29 sworn in at naturalization ceremony
• Hundreds of thousands party as Mexico turns 200
• Tulare County Fair opens with room for firsts
• Firm: Calif home sales drop 14 percent in August
• Exhibit brings ocean adventure to Tulare County Fair
• Non-injury fire causes estimated $50k damage to home, $5k to contents, in Porterville
• Sunny today: High 88; low 55
• Senate passes small business credit measure
• Freeway closures to reopen soon on 99 at 198
• Visalia Unified School District plans second budget-cutting public input session Tuesday
• NEW VIDEO: Choices previews War's concert at the Tulare County Fair and reviews Ben Affleck
• Driver involved in April shooting in Orosi sentenced to 18 years in prison for attempted murder
• Valley hospitals, clinic will offer medical student training through university partnership
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• MADD honors police officers from throughout Tulare County at Table Mountain Casino
• Deputies investigate shooting near Lindsay
• Sheep fire in Cedar Grove has spread to 5,765 acres
• Restaurant inspections are now online
• US-Iraqi raid on Fallujah kills 7
• Deputies eradicate 20,000 pot plants near Balch Park
• International Agri-Center Golf Tournament set for Sept. 24 in Tulare
• Highs to remain in mid-80s this week
• After blast, DOT seeks tougher pipeline oversight
• Woman pushing stroller hit by SUV
• Math teacher posts taped lessons on YouTube
• VUSD receives highest API score among unified school districts
• Tulare County supervisors, others on library posters
• Visalia artist shows abstract side
• Visalia posts 'No Dumping' emblems for city's storm drains
• CHP responding to vehicle fire on Highway 99
• Tulare County woman pleads guilty to exploiting children
• Tulare County Fair off to a great start
• Southeast Visalia shopping center proposal stalls
• Tulare County sends fire crews to help battle 6,200-acre Canyon Fire in Kern County
• Tulare County Fair opens today
• Vallarta Supermarket plans grand opening next week
• Sunny today: High 88; low 53
• Officers on scene of rollover traffic accident at Highway 99/198 junction
• Crime/incidents: Read about crime, crashes and other incidents around Tulare County
• Visalia, police managers at impasse
• Tulare County Fair returns Wednesday
• Promoting literacy one penny at a time; students raise funds to build schools, help nonprofit Read f
• Tulare County faces challenges financing for child care
• Tulare teen shot in alleged gang attack
• Visalia schools post gains in standardized test scores
• Tulare schools improve in academic performance
• American woman freed in Iran says she's grateful
• Charges filed in homicide; death penalty an option for 2 accused in May shooting of John Hernandez
• Schwarzenegger hawks California goods in Japan
• From Haiti, with love: Adoption a dream come true for Visalia family
• Small business credit measure clears Senate hurdle
• Visalia girl, 8, critical, moved to burn unit after crash
• Survey: Cost of health insurance claims to rise
• Sunny today: High 87; low 53
• Fire near Kern River grows to 4,000 acres
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• August numbers: Retail sales best in 5 months
• Visalia Planning Commission delays vote on southeast Visalia shopping center until Nov. 8
• Bill: US out of 'United States of Mexico'
• Free E-Waste collection event on Sept. 25 in Tulare
• Woman pushing stroller suffers moderate injuries when hit by SUV in Alpaugh
• American woman freed by Iran after bail deal
• Clinton endorses Jerry Brown for Calif. governor
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Ex-officers and judges support legal pot in Calif.
• Crime/incidents: Read about crime, crashes and other incidents around Tulare County
• New drug-resistant superbugs found in 3 states
• Visalia, Tulare school districts improve Academic Performance Index scores
• Shark attack survivors don't forget but do forgive
• San Bruno neighbors survey ruins of blasted hillside
• Visalia Gleaning Seniors' fall yard sale on Sept. 30-Oct. 3
• Family of jailed American in Iran fights bail
• Tulare County considers FAA grant for Sequoia Field improvements
• Tulare Christian School turns 25
• Arts, music mingle at Visalia's Taste the Arts
• RELAY FOR LIFE: Cancer survivors, others raise more than $150,000 at COS event in Visalia
• 'Cathedral' begins to take shape; construction reported ahead of schedule on Visalia Rescu
• 9/11 blood drive in Tulare brings in well more than 1,000 pints donated
• Tulare County crop report
• 9/11 remembered: Ceremonies in Tulare County memorialize victims, heroes
• Is Tulare County's rail plan on the wrong track?
• Don Curlee: Farmers' tax break victim of economy
• Sunny today: High 88; low 52
• Restroom spies say we're washing hands more often
• Visalia girl hit by car at Riverway Sports Park
• Spending by Calif. governors since 1959
• Enjoy Emanuel Cancer Center's :30 television commercial, which will air tonight (9/10/10) on C
• Elizabeth Greathouse shares her memory of CSU Stanislaus, read more on the 50th website or share y
• Photo and video montage of the 2010 Commencement at CSU Stanislaus
• We congratulate Maxine Brainard as a cancer survivor! She proudly posed in an Emanuel Regional Canc
• Tonight, Dr. Harold Tabaie, cardiothoracic and vascular surgeon, discussed the surgical treatment o
• Back to School eHealth News www.emanuelmedicalcenter.org/eHealth
• Construction is underway on Emanuel’s new helipad. More than 300 pound beams are being lifted
• Lights, camera, action! Starting our first video shoot with our Breast Health Navigator, Debbie Tut
• It's a wrap! Filming is complete for the video about Emanuel Cancer Center's comprehensi
• Shirley Pok, vice president of development, welcomes Legacy Circle volunteers at the official kick
• There is a great turnout for the evening fund drive volunteer training. Over 100 volunteers are her
• Our Community Health Education Team reached out to 150 senior citizens today at the Senior Health F
• Established as Stanislaus State College in 1957 as the 15th campus in the California State Universi
• Crime/incidents: Read about crime, crashes and other incidents around Tulare County
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• New online feature makes going back to school as easy as 1-2-3
• NEW VIDEO: Choices weekend picks, including a preview of the Gram Rabbit concert in Visalia and a re
• NEW ON CHOICES: A review of 'Salt,' which opens at midnight Thursday
• Exeter native and former Nevada Gov. Kenny Guinn dies in Las Vegas
• Six people killed in multiple vehicle traffic collision on 99 in Fresno, northbound lanes of highway
• Visalia Rainbow Girls Assembly presenting yard sale
• Jury convicts Stockton man charged with transporting 23 1-pound bags of marijuana
• Stockton man convicted in Tulare County drug case
• YMCA car show to rev up Visalia Convention Center on Saturday
• DA: No charges in case involving Visalia pastor
• Park concert series in Tulare near season's end
• Tulare Regional Medical Center trustees avoid November election
• Crimeline: Tulare police identify slain man
• Tulare fires city attorney
• C Street still an option for expansion of Lincoln Elementary School in Exeter
• Summer cools down ... slightly in Tulare County
• Goshen man arrested in fatal shooting
• Sunny today. High 96; low 63
• Man killed during domestic dispute in Goshen
• Sunny today. High 96; low 60
• Traffic: Click here for Tulare County traffic updates throughout the day
• Controlled burns continue today in Sequoia National Park
• Man fatally shot in Tulare alley identified
• Rollover accident in Traver sends man to Community Regional Medical Center in Fresno
• Woman sustains major injuries when motorcycle collides with car in Porterville
• Tulare boy among finalists for state milk board's song contest
• Restaurant inspections are now online
• Tulare County looks into funding hazmat services
• Reservation Road fire has been stopped at 75 acres, 60 percent contained, road still closed
• Kings County man dies at Lake Success
• Sewer rate hike OK'd for Traver
• Visalia teen faces adult trial
• Hollie Lynch Tisthammer: Join the beach fun at Senior Center
• Tulare County Board of Supervisors approve wage freeze, furloughs
• Some Tulare County residents want Visalia to assume control of areas east of city
• Visalia businesses may learn risks of selling alcohol to minors at seminar
• Court filing: Tulare County Board of Supervisors admitted violations to open-meetings law
• Foster Parents Needed
• 1.2 Million Dollars Seized During Drug Bust
• Stanislaus County Fair
• Avoid The Twelve D.U.I. Enforcement
• Modesto Police Flight Officer Involved In Shooting
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• Kids and Families Marathon Mile
• Evening With Santa
• Children’s Lighted Christmas Arade
• Birthday Parties
• Turkey Trot Family Fun Run

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