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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 · 4d
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Redwoods receives bowl game invite for the fourth time in five years

College of the Redwoods football is making a habit of qualifying for bowl games. On Sunday it was announced that head coach Jason White and his players will play in the 2026 Seqouia Bowl in Visalia on Saturday. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. This marks the fourth time Redwoods...

Eureka, CA · 2d
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Lindsay High School basketball coach diagnosed with aggressive brain cancer

LINDSAY, Calif. (FOX26) — A Lindsay High School basketball coach who has spent 17 years mentoring young men across the Central Valley is now facing a battle of his own after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer. Frank Morin was diagnosed with glioblastoma on Oct. 12...

Lindsay, CA · 3d
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Pirates Fall to Hartnell in Home Opener 86-68

PORTERVILLE — Kevin Bangura and Moses Curry scored 15 points apiece, but Porterville College fell 86-68 to visiting Hartnell College on Wednesday in its men's basketball home opener. The Pirates trailed by just five points, 29-24 at halftime. But with just six players and one sub available, the Pirates...

Porterville, CA · 2d
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Hanford Bullpups fall to Apaches | Playoff Roundup

The Hanford High Bullpups season came to an end on Nov. 6 with a 27-14 loss to the No. 6 seed Sanger Apaches in the first round if the CIF Central Section Division I-A playoffs. The No. 3 seed Bullpups end the season with a 7-4 overall record. The Apaches...

Hanford, CA · 3d

YourCentralValley.com

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Firefighters rescue kitten trapped underneath vehicle in Earlimart

Tulare County firefighters rescued a kitten trapped under an SUV in Earlimart by using a piece of ham to lure it to safety.

Tulare County, CA · 17h

Porterville Recorder

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Spartan volleyball cruises to state playoff win

Other than the raucous SHS student rooting section sitting behind the Spartan volleyball team's bench, Strathmore High's state playoff first round win resembled just a routine regular season match against a lesser opponent that presented little trouble. But while the match seemed routine the accomplishment wasn't as the Spartans made...

Strathmore, CA · 1d

YourCentralValley.com

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California’s 1st 7 Brew Coffee to open soon in Visalia

VISALIA, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – California’s first 7 Brew Coffee will be opening in Visalia later this month. 7 Brew was founded in northwest Arkansas in 2017, and by 2023 the company had grown to having over 900 stores across the U.S.; it will now be opening its very first location in California. The new stand, […]

Visalia, CA · 1d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Visalia Inventory Climbs as List Prices Top the National Median

Visalia buyers found more homes to choose from as inventory surged, even while list prices held firm.

Visalia, CA · 1d

KGET

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Delano City Council to consider adding ‘Dolores Huerta Day’ as city-observed holiday

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — The Delano City Council is set to discuss recognizing the late labor activist Dolores Huerta by dedicating a city-observed holiday to her name, according to the City Council meeting agenda for Monday. If approved, “Dolores Huerta Day” would be April 10 — Huerta’s birthday — which is the same day recognized […]

Delano, CA · 17h

ABC30 Central Valley

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Valley food truck owners welcome relief as gas prices decline

The drop in gas prices brought some relief to small businesses on wheels, including Tacos San Marcos, which serves customers in the South Valley.

Tulare, CA · 3d

Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register

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Move over Shadow: Meet Margaret and Jack, Kings River’s new eagle-cam stars

Central California wildlife fans have a new way to explore the Kings River − no hiking boots required. A recently launched camera offers a live look at Margaret and Jack , two resident bald eagles living along one of the region’s best-known waterways. The approximately 133-mile Kings River flows through Kings Canyon National Park and the Sequoia and Sierra national forests, giving Visalia-area viewers another window into a landscape known for its giant sequoias, mountain scenery and wildlife. The new cam comes after fans mourned Jackie , whose life with longtime mate Shadow made the Big Bear bald eagles beloved stars watched by millions around the world . The camera includes audio and night vision, with live coverage scheduled daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Pacific time. Since its launch, viewers have spotted Margaret and Jack tending their nest, interacting with each other and enjoying fresh fish for lunch. How to watch Margaret and Jack on the Kings River eagle cam Viewers can tune in to the Kings River Conservancy’s bald eagle cam or watch the stream through Explore.org. The camera’s live feed is scheduled to run from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Pacific time. It switches to a

Visalia, CA · 1d

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Juice It Up! Accelerates Franchise Development With Flexible Footprints and New Expansion Opportunities

Leading Smoothie, Açai Bowl and Raw Juice Chain Steepens Growth Trajectory and Increases Nontraditional Store Count with Recent Openings in California and Arizona. , one of the nation’s leading açai bowl, handcrafted smoothie and raw juice chains for over 30 years, is thoughtfully investing in nontraditional growth opportunities. With a flexible footprint and streamlined operating model that accommodates a range of spaces, the brand is expanding access to its popular menu through travel centers, university campuses, convenience stores, military bases and other high-traffic venues. With many new locations under consideration and others already in development, including a planned location at one of the largest Air Force bases in California, Juice It Up! is leveraging a model designed for compact footprints, efficient preparation and a range of guest occasions.

Arizona · 1d

Hanford Sentinel

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NAS Lemoore commanding officer speaks at Hanford Veterans Day event

Veterans, their families and Kings County residents gathered for a Veterans Day ceremony at the Old Hanford Cemetery on Wednesday morning. The event, which was organized by American Legion and its affiliated groups, kicked off with the Legion Riders riding in on motorcycles decked out in American and military flags. Later, Naval Air Station Lemoore Commanding Officer Capt. Jeffry Findlay gave remarks.

Kings County, CA · 1d

The Fresno Bee

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Fresno, Sanger West secure first girls tennis titles; water polo semis/titles set

The Fresno High girls tennis team won the Central Section Division V championship, rallying for a 5-4 victory over No. 3 Exeter to secure the first section title in school history. The top-seeded Warriors trailed 2-1 in the doubles matches, but Fresno coach Jamesa Lundberg said he had faith in his players. They pulled through, capped by a tiebreaker win at No. 1 singles by Arianna West, who lost the first set in a tiebreaker. She won the second set 6-2 and the third-set tiebreaker, 10-6. Wins also came from No. 3 Madelyn Gonzalez, Sofia Medina at No. 4, and Brianna Alonso at No. 6. Fresno reached the championship after defeating No. 16 Taft, No. 9 McLane and No. 5 Avenal. “I am extremely proud of our girls,” Lindberg said. “They stayed competitive and focused throughout the playoffs among the attention and playoff predictions. I am also extremely grateful for my assistant coach Julie Wong. She stepped up for me in her first year assisting at Fresno High and was amazing. The section title follows the Fresno boys winning the Division IV title in 2025. Other section winners from the Fresno area include No. 2 Sanger West (Division III) and

Fresno, CA · 1d