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Cutler-Orosi to run for a cause

CUTLER-OROSI – A local club is hitting the ground running to give back to residents in need. At 9 a.m. on Nov. 11, You vs. You Running Club Energy invites the community to Gobble Up Some Miles, a local run event at the Cutler-Orosi Joint Unified School District Sports Complex with the goal of gathering food for residents in need. Rather than paying a registration fee, attendees are simply asked to bring canned goods which will later be given to the Family Education Center to be distributed to Cutler-Orosi families.

Cutler, CA · 1d

Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register

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2 Tulare County restaurants ace September inspections, 5 fall short

Each month, the Visalia Times-Delta lets you know which Tulare County restaurants aced their inspections, as well as which ones need to make improvements. Only restaurants that offer meals and provide tables to their customers are included. Restaurants with inspection scores between 90-99, which are the majority of scores, are not included in this report. This report is based on the Tulare County Environmental Health Division report that was released on Nov. 2, 2026. Tulare County's best restaurant inspections The following restaurants met all standards during their September inspections and no violations were found. Their scores are considered perfect. Burgerz N Wingz , 250 E. Antelope Ave., Unit K, Woodlake (follows Sept. 15 inspection) Foster’s Freeze , 192 S. Main St., Porterville Restaurants that did not pass inspection The following five restaurants were found to have major or critical risk violations: Granny’s Country Cafe , 1718 E. Mineral King Ave., Visalia – Routine inspection on Sept. 10. Inspection score: 84. Violations: Observed lack of food handler cards for at least two of three applicable employees. (Repeat violation) Observed lack of paper towels in approved dispenser. Observed boiled eggs in two-door refrigerator. Observed damaged interior panel of ice machine with dust

Tulare County, CA · 2d

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Chemical leak at POM Wonderful prompts emergency response, police say

DEL REY, Calif. (FOX26) — Emergency crews responded to a chemical leak Sunday afternoon after a substance identified as biocide reportedly leaked into the air at POM Wonderful factory in Del Rey. The incident was reported shortly after 3:45 p.m., prompting an emergency response from fire personnel according to...

Del Rey, CA · 3h

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Hanford Caregiver Found Guilty of Shaking Toddler, Faces Life in Prison

Valley Children's Hospital — Hospital Where Toddler Was Treated. A Kings County jury has found Hanford child care provider Courtney Bias guilty of violently shaking a 13-month-old boy left in her care, an attack that left him with permanent brain damage and long-term paralysis. The verdict, announced by the district attorney, closes out a case that began more than three years ago when the toddler, identified as Levi Andersen, was rushed to the hospital with catastrophic injuries.

Hanford, CA · 10h

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AMPS Solar plans 600 jobs at new Hanford, California plant

A California solar company is converting a shuttered Central Valley tomato processing plant into a new module manufacturing facility, part of a wave of domestic solar factory buildouts even as the broader industry faces tariff pressure and shifting federal incentives. AMPS Solar plans to assemble and manufacture solar panels at...

Hanford, CA · 9h

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Search for runaway teen in Sanger, may be in Fresno or Modesto

FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (FOX26) — The Sanger Police Department is asking for the public's help locating a 17-year-old boy who was reported as a runaway. Christian Angel Salcedo was last seen around 2:30 p.m. on October 30 in Sanger. Police say Christian may be in Fresno or Modesto. He...

Sanger, CA · 2d

Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register

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‘The Normal Heart’ brings powerful story of AIDS crisis to Visalia stage

“The Normal Heart" is a powerful, stirring drama that may be hard to watch but needs to be told and remembered. Based on playwright Larry Kramer’s own experiences founding the Gay Men’s Health Crisis in New York in the 1980s, “The Normal Heart” follows Ned Weeks, a reluctant leader but furious activist, as he campaigns for awareness of what is eventually called the AIDS epidemic. Based on the harrowing true story of the indifference to the early AIDS crisis, the show is presented by the Ice House Theatre from Nov. 6-21. It’s a story director JJ Pestano found important to tell. “This show is dedicated to the two communities that have been incredibly supportive of me over the last few years. First, to our members of our community theaters in Tulare and Fresno counties, particularly the Visalia Community Players. Second, to The Source LGBTQ+ Center and our local LGBTQ+ community that has welcomed me with open arms from the very beginning and allowed me to live more confidently as a gay man in the Central Valley," Pestano said. Strong cast The audition call brought out actors who knew it was a great play with a story sometimes forgotten. “This is

Visalia, CA · 2d

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Reedley College looks back on 100 years

REEDLEY – Audience members got a glimpse into the past as they celebrated the 100th anniversary of a local institution. On Nov. 5, educational leaders, students and community members gathered in the McClarty Center for Fine and Performing Arts to hear key updates on the region’s postsecondary education, and to catch the premier of Reedley’s College’s centennial documentary. Produced by filmmaker Jeff Aiello and George Takata, director of marketing and communications for Reedley College, the documentary takes viewers through the school’s 100 years of history while sharing the story of how it became the pillar of community that it is today.

Reedley, CA · 1d

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Final cleanup of Reedley illegal biolab set for Monday

The City of Reedley and the Fresno County Department of Public Health announced that the final remaining materials from the illegal bio lab operated by Jia Bei Zhu are scheduled for removal on Monday.

Reedley, CA · 1d

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Redwood Falls to Bakersfield Christian in Double-OT Title Classic

Redwood’s historic flag football season ended in a 38-37 double-overtime loss to Bakersfield Christian in the first Division 1 Central Section championship. The Rangers rallied from a 13-point deficit to tie the game in regulation, then scored in the second overtime—but couldn’t convert the extra point needed to extend the game. Coach Michael Wright II praised the team’s growth and resilience in its first season together.

Bakersfield, CA · 2d

YourCentralValley.com

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Sidelines Scoreboard Playoff Edition: High School Football Highlights (11/6/26)

(KSEE/KGPE) – Game of the Week: #6 Sanger 27, #3 Hanford 14 (Div. I-A Quarterfinal) #4 Bakersfield 35, #5 Clovis 7 (Div. I-AA Quarterfinal) #9 Centennial 17, #8 Lemoore 16 (Div. II Round of 16) #12 San Joaquin Memorial 33, #5 CVC 28 (Div. II Round of 16) #4 Kingsburg 47, #13 Golden West 13 […]

Sanger, CA · 1d

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Sanger High students launch custom manufacturing business through Valley ROP

A group of Sanger High School seniors is turning classroom skills into real-world experience through a student-run business that designs and manufactures custom products.

Sanger, CA · 2d

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More Than Just A Game

Redwood varsity football players reflect on the tradition, memories, and meaning behind Cowhide. The Cowhide tradition is a very special game and event to many students and community but mainly important to these football players, especially the varsity football team because this is a tradition and it is a very important game that everyone looks forward to.

Visalia, CA · 2d

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Travis Paden wins reelection to the Hanford City Council District A seat

Current Hanford City Council member Travis Paden won the Hanford City Council District A race, according to results posted by the Kings County Board of Elections on Thursday, Nov. 5. Challenger Sheldon Blackwell received 1,052 votes (24.79%), and Paden received 3,191 votes (75.21%). Vote totals will continue to be updated...

Hanford, CA · 1d

Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register

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Redwood football overwhelms Bullard to open Division II playoffs

The Redwood High School football team fired a haymaker on the game's first play against Bullard in the first round of the 2026 Central Section Division II playoffs. Junior receiver Jairus Brooks scored a 96-yard touchdown on the game’s opening kickoff to set the tone immediately, and the No. 3 Rangers routed 14 th -ranked Bullard 58-7 at Mineral King Bowl in Visalia. Under head coach Curtis Allen, it was the second straight year Redwood won its playoff opener by 50-plus points. Last season, in Allen's first Rangers campaign, Redwood routed San Luis Obispo 54-0. That trend continued this fall behind Brooks' quick strike. His score sparked Redwood to 28 unanswered points in the first quarter. "I just had to run," Brooks said. "It was my first kickoff return touchdown all year. I just had to show what I could do, show my speed with the ball. It felt great. I just took advantage of it. They kicked me the ball, and I was like, 'I have to take this to the house.' " During that 28-point outburst, three other different Rangers found the end zone. Running back Qur’an Goodman hit paydirt on a 35-yard pass from quarterback Nash McElree.

Visalia, CA · 1d

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BOISE CASCADE TO BUY CALIFORNIA DC'S FROM TAIGA

Boise Cascade Co. Boise, Id., is acquiring Taiga Building Products' building materials distribution facilities in Rocklin and Sanger, Ca. The acquisition will expand Boise Cascade’s distribution capacity and strengthen its ability to serve customers throughout Northern and Central California, the California Coast, and Northern Nevada. Boise Cascade currently operates 39 distribution locations in the U.S., and the Rocklin and Sanger facilities will further extend the company’s distribution presence in the Golden State. The acquisition will also enhance the company’s general line product capabilities and support the continued growth of its recently expanded partnership with James Hardie.

Rocklin, CA · 2d

YourCentralValley.com

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Redwood student reporter recaps wild championship game

(KSEE/KGPE) – As part of our weekly ‘Student Sidelines’ segment during CBS47 Sidelines, see how students in the media program at Redwood High School recapped the Central Section’s first-ever girls flag football championship game Thursday night in Visalia.

Visalia, CA · 1d

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CSET Christmas Tree Auction December 4

The countdown is on. The second annual CSET Trees of Hope: Christmas Tree Auction is just one month away. Join us on CSET on Friday, December 4 at the Visalia Convention Center for one of the most festive nights of the holiday season. Enjoy an evening filled with beautifully decorated Christmas trees, festive entertainment, and a chance to to win and bid on incredible items. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.

Visalia, CA · 2d

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KODY SWANSON WINS FOURTH OPEN WHEEL SHOWDOWN, TAKING FRIDAY NON-WING FEATURE

LAS VEGAS, NV (November 6, 2026) – Kody Swanson of Kingsburg, Calif. added to his illustrious OnlyBulls Open Wheel Showdown career on Friday night, racing to the $10,000 prize in the inaugural Elliott’s Custom Trailers & Carts Non-Wing feature at the Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Swanson’s victory in the 75-lap feature adds to his 2023 Midget and 2024 and 2025 Winged Sprint Car triumphs at the event.

Las Vegas, NV · 1d

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