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YourCentralValley.com

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WATCH: Porterville’s Veterans Day Parade for 2026

Porterville is scheduled to host its annual massive Veterans Day Parade on Main Street starting at 10 a.m., featuring co-host Eric Rucker from KSEE24.

Porterville, CA · 1d

KMPH.com

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Pet kitten rescued from underneath car in Tulare County using piece of ham

TULARE COUNTY, Calif. (FOX26) — A pet kitten was rescued after becoming stuck under a car in Tulare County. The Tulare County Fire Department said firefighters were called to Earlimart for reports of a trapped kitten. Firefighters came up with a smart plan to prop the car up on...

Tulare County, CA · 8h

hoodline.com

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California Prison Kitchen Audit Finds Mold, Rotten Food, Missing Wire Whip and Cutters

Inspectors sent to check on California prison kitchens found rotten tomatoes, moldy peppers, spiderwebs and bug-covered fly traps at Corcoran, and moldy ceilings at Corcoran and California State Prison, Sacramento, along with equipment failures and missing utensils serious enough to raise security concerns. The findings come from an audit by the state's Office of the Inspector General, which examined food programs and services inside California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation facilities.

California · 3d

ABC30 Central Valley

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Central Valley Veterans Day Parade returns to Downtown Fresno with expanded lineup

Downtown Fresno will soon be filled with marching bands, floats and thousands of spectators as the annual Veterans Day Parade returns Wednesday morning.

Fresno, CA · 2d

ABC30 Central Valley

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Major changes coming to Candy Cane Lane in Clovis

For the last several years, Clovis' Candy Cane Lane has become a nightmare before Christmas for some residents.

Clovis, CA · 2d

midvalleytimes.com

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Local artists to bring holiday magic to Selma

SELMA – As winter magic begins to manifest across the Central Valley, the Selma Arts Center is looking to bring some festive fun to an upcoming holiday attraction. Until Nov. 23, artists from Selma and its neighboring communities are invited to submit holiday-themed artwork for display during the opening celebration of the city’s upcoming ice rink. In addition to bringing some extra holiday spirit to the rink for its Dec. 5 opening, the top three submissions will receive placement ribbons for their work, with the first place winner also receiving four free ice-skating passes.

Selma, CA · 2d

The Fresno Bee

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Kerman mayor declares win in Fresno County D1 race. ‘Outspent' but not ‘outworked'

Kerman Mayor Maria Pacheco declared victory in the race to fill the Fresno County District 1 supervisor seat on Tuesday after the latest update to polling numbers. Pacheco, 47, will be the first Latina to hold a Fresno County Board of Supervisors seat when she takes the oath of office in January. She noted “we made history” in a message posted on Instagram , celebrating the win and thanking her supporters. “This win belongs to people who believed that something different was possible,” the post said. “We were outspent, but we were NEVER outworked!” Pacheco was not immediately available for comment for The Fresno Bee on Wednesday. She jumped out to a lead on Election Day as the first numbers rolled in, and her lead held through multiple updates. The latest numbers showed she had 58.5% of the vote, topping her opponent and Fresno City Councilmember Mike Karbassi, who had 41.5% of the vote in the update on Tuesday, according to the Fresno County Elections Department. She was more than 5,700 votes ahead of Karbassi in the latest count. Both were newcomers to the county race. The District 1 seat is held by Supervisor Brian Pacheco, who said he did

Fresno County, CA · 1d

midvalleytimes.com

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Sanger honors local veterans with street fair celebration

SANGER — Decades apart, Sanger residents Lee Delap, Robert “Bob” Hoffman and Elaine Lynn each served long careers in the military. Delap served six years in the U.S. Army, including a 1969 deployment to South Vietnam with the First Infantry Division, where he earned the Bronze Star. Hoffman spent more than 28 years in the Army, serving in Germany before deploying to Iraq and retiring in 2008. Lynn, a former Clovis Unified teacher, served in the Civil Air Patrol during World War II and recently received the Congressional Gold Medal for her service.

Sanger, CA · 3d

Porterville Recorder

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Latest election update: Saleh extends lead, Cerros challenging Macedo

Taha Saleh continued to take control of his race against mayor Greg Meister in the November 3 election to represent District 2 on the Porterville City Council. There were 14,250 votes that were counted on Tuesday. As of Tuesday night there were still 30,252 mail-in ballots to be counted, another 348 provisional ballots to be processed, 389 conditional ballots to be processed, eight ballots that needed to be further reviewed and 2,240 ballots that needed to be reviewed in which there's a question with the signature.

Porterville, CA · 1d

Lovely Garden Roots

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A McFarland Couple Spent About $15,000 on a Front-Yard Play Area for Their Daughter, Then a City Inspector Red-Tagged It Once the Concrete Was Dry

A McFarland, California couple says about $15,000 is at risk after the city red-tagged concrete poured as a play area for their 3-year-old daughter.

Mcfarland, CA · 8h

Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register

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$82M Highway 99 interchange project aims to reshape key Tulare County corridor

The State Route 99/Caldwell Avenue Interchange Project is expected to accommodate current and future transportation needs in Tulare County, improve regional connectivity and make travel safer and more efficient. The project is part of a broader plan to improve transportation and support business development and freight movement along the Avenue 280 corridor, which includes Caldwell Avenue and Visalia Road and stretches from Highway 99 east to Exeter. The Highway 99 interchange portion of the project will cost $82 million, according to Caltrans Project Manager Mohamad Annan. Funding will come from a combination of federal, state, regional and local sources, including Tulare County Measure R funds, California's Regional Improvement Program, the Local Partnership Program, the federal Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program and other federal funds. “When this particular project is done, it's going to be a critical and crucial access for the future children's clinic and future Kaweah outpatient surgery center and a great east-west corridor going into the eastern part of the county,” said Dennis Townsend, a Tulare County supervisor and chair of the Tulare County Association of Governments Board of Governors. “I'm sure it's going to be a boon to Farmersville and to Exeter, but it's also

Tulare County, CA · 2d

Porterville Recorder

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Veterans Day Parade is Wednesday

The entire community will again come out to celebrate its veterans on Veterans Day, Wednesday, November 11. The day will begin with the annual City of Porterville Veterans Day Run and Walk at 7:30 a.m. in front of City Hall. Cost for the 5K and 10K run and walk is $30 and $10 for veterans and all military active duty personnel. To sign up for the Veterans Day Run & Walk visit the Parks and Leisure page at: https://runsignup.com/Race/CA/Porterville/VeteransDayRunRace.

Porterville, CA · 3d

Porterville Recorder

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2nd East Porterville Plan workshop tonight

The County of Tulare will hold its second public community workshop for the creation of the East Porterville Community Plan today at Alta Vista Elementary School, at 6 p.m. Residents, businesses, and community partners are invited to engage with the process. The meeting will be hosted by Alta Vista Elementary School. A total of six workshops are planned into 2027, with an online and printable community survey available throughout the year.

Tulare County, CA · 9h

The Fresno Bee

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Underdog candidate surges ahead in race for Fresno County Superior Court judge seat 7

Senior public defender Jose Salazar has overtaken veteran attorney Jeffrey Hammerschmidt by 2,999 votes in the race for Fresno County Superior Court judge seat 7. This is the first time since the Nov. 3 election that Salazar has moved into the lead as the votes continue to be counted. As of 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Salazar’s vote tally had climbed to 50.77% of the expected votes, or 98,653 votes. His opponent Hammerschmidt, had 49.23% of the expected vote with 95,654 votes. The previous vote count on Nov. 5 had Salazar behind by about 2,800 votes. “I’m excited to be in the lead and confident that this momentum will continue. I’m incredibly grateful to the people of Fresno County for believing in me and placing their trust in me,” Salazar said Tuesday. Still left to be counted are 36,900 ballots. That will happen on Nov. 13 before 5:00 p.m. Salazar, a Sanger native, led a grassroots campaign having raised $17,576. Meanwhile, Hammerschmidt, who has defended some high-profile clients, collected $88,201 for his campaign, including $40,000 he loaned to himself. He also raked in numerous endorsements: the Fresno Police Officers Association, Fresno County Prosecutors Association and the Fresno Chamber of Commerce. Salazar’s endorsements

Fresno County, CA · 2d

themariposan.com

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Just in case you missed it, the burning suspension has been lifted

Effective last Friday, Nov. 6, debris burning was be allowed in the State Responsibility Area (SRA) of MercedCounty, Mariposa County, and Eastern Madera County (East of the Madera Canal). Residents possessingcurrent and valid burn permits can now resume burning only on permissive burn days. Property owners and residents are asked...

Mariposa County, CA · 2d

YourCentralValley.com

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WATCH: KSEE24 presents ‘Veterans Voices’ from the Central Valley

FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE) – KSEE24 is proud to present “Veterans Voices,” showcasing veterans from the Central Valley and the stories that make these brave men and women the people they are today. If you missed the show on KSEE24, you can watch the full show in the video player above. You can also see more […]

Fresno, CA · 23h

YourCentralValley.com

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O’Brien congratulates Cantwell-Copher being re-elected Fresno County Superintendent of Schools

Eimear O'Brien conceded the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools race to incumbent Michele Cantwell-Copher on Wednesday.

Fresno County, CA · 1d

Hey SoCal / Civic News

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Anaheim council approves $955M solar deal, appoints city manager

Anaheim is committing to a nearly billion-dollar clean-energy purchase that will power roughly 75,000 homes for two decades, a decision the City Council made Tuesday night along with appointing a new city manager. The council approved a 20-year agreement with Heartland Solar 1 LLC to buy power from a 150-megawatt...

Anaheim, CA · 7h

SJV Water

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Residents fear gravel mine’s proposal to change methods could dry up wells and kill centuries-old oaks near the Kings River

• Editor’s note: Allison Hunter covers Fresno County water issues for SJV Water through the California Local News Fellowship initiative. Neighbors near a rustic, mostly unknown park east of Fresno near the Kings River, say a gravel company’s proposal to change how it mines could dry up their wells and decimate an ancient oak grove in China Creek Park.

Fresno County, CA · 1d

The Fresno Bee

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Will Fresno County allow 600-foot blast pit near San Joaquin River? Supervisors to decide

A mining company has asked the Fresno County Board of Supervisors to approve its appeal to allow blast mining to continue for about 60 more years near the San Joaquin River after the project failed to get support last month from the region’s planning commission. The Mexico-based multinational company CEMEX appealed their proposed project to modify the Rockfield Aggregate Facility on North Friant Road to the supervisors. The new request also includes a more modest mine as an alternative to the original. The company and its detractors are expected to present their arguments to the board at a special meeting at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, at the Fresno County Hall of Records, 2281 Tulare St. CEMEX’s proposed project would allow them to dig and blast through hard rock as deep as 600 feet for 100 years. The planning commission recommended an alternative version to be half as deep for 63 years — an option the company’s representatives said they would accept at the October commission meeting. The commission voted 3-3, which meant the request from CEMEX failed to get support for an approval. The company quickly appealed that decision, sending it the supervisors. Critics have argued continuing to mine in the

Fresno County, CA · 1d