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through the end of the winter season for longer. in some cases, these areas existing historical potholes have occurred in the past. they may have gotten a little bit bigger and in some cases, their new potholes that >> have occurred around. were cracking in our roadways of her. >> maintenance division manager chris lau says water is a roadways, worst enemy. the recent storms have taken a toll road in discovery bay for this spent most of thursday. >> water seeps into cracks. softening t...

As California remains in a state of emergency for both flood and drought, elected officials at the state Capitol are working on how to avoid this dual state of emergency situation in the future.

On Monday during the first day of a new legislative session, state Assembly Republicans detailed their priorities and legislative proposals for the upcoming year.

Stafford’s Chocolates, with stores in Porterville, Solvang and San Luis Obispo, has been awarded the 2022 Small Business of the Year Award presented by the Porterville Chamber of Commerce during

Democrat candidates refusing debates a disappointment writes Ruben Macareno, a Farmersville City Councilman.

The South Valley Industrial Collaborative held its 5th annual South Valley Industrial Summit on Friday at the West Hills College Lemoore Campus.

After two years of COVID-19 restrictions, the annual Santa Rosa Rancheria Pow Wow at the Tachi Hotel and Casino was held Saturday and Sunday. Hundreds of Native Americans from several

After two years of COVID-19 restrictions, the annual Santa Rosa Rancheria Pow Wow at the Tachi Hotel and Casino was held Saturday and Sunday.

California has, through SB 100 (2018), declared it state policy to achieve a goal of 100% renewable energy and zero-carbon electrical generation by 2045.

California is squarely in the middle of another of our iconic summer months, where families can enjoy endless sunshine and warm evenings. Unfortunately,