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The only thing preventing floodwaters from inundating the city of Corcoran is an aging, 14-mile-long wall of dirt. Can it hold?

One of the bright spots for commercial real estate development has been the number of distribution warehouses built, especially in Central California and the Inland Empire. The warehouses are a reflection of consumer’s insatiable online

The Chairman of the California Assembly Public Safety Committee, Assemblyman Reggie Jones-Sawyer, is responding to the mounting pressure his committee is facing after his committee decided to block or stall several crime-related bills.

The City of Porterville announced Tuesday that it has successfully transferred its Temporary Evacuation Point and Shelter (TEPS) to the Porterville Army National Guard Armory. Initially, the city’s TEPS was opened at Porterville College on

California Assembly Republicans torched the Democrats on the chamber's Public Safety Committee for opposing a bill to raise penalties for "raping a disabled child." The Golden State lower chamber GOP blasted the Public Safety Committee Democrats after they voted down Bill 808 proposed by Republican Assemblyman Devon Mathis to raise penalties for sexually assaulting a

The California Assembly Republicans blasted the Democrats on the Public Safety Committee for opposing a bill toughening penalties for "raping a disabled child."

Corrin Rankin has been pivotal in getting Republicans elected to state and national offices. Now she takes on the role of Vice Chair of the California GOP.

Speakers said anti-abortion activists in California are at the “forefront of the battle for life” after the state has become an “abortion sanctuary.”

Cub Scout Pack 1920 held its annual advancement ceremony over the weekend, celebrating the achievements of numerous members.

The Democratic assemblyman who introduced the bill that would offer in-state tuition to some students living in Mexico defended it by claiming that "we need to adapt."