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At the City of Hanford Regular Meeting Tuesday night, Councilmember Diane Sharp announced her resignation effective April 2, 2024.

The Hanford City Council appointed members to the Revenue Measure Committee and called its first meeting for 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 13.

The City of Hanford’s City Council approved a contract with national company Sweeping Corporation of America to begin outsourcing the City’s street sweeping services that would maintain the City’s current

Hanford’s City Council has unanimously approved the purchase of four electric Ford E-Transit-350 cargo vans to be used by the City’s building inspectors as mobile workstations.

A black and white mural titled “Bicycle Race”, which consists of a number of vinyl panels depicting bicyclists in historic races, has been approved by the City Council.

The Hanford City Council on Tuesday approved a Community Development Block Grant request expected to bring the city $521,703, with Mayor Travis Paden voting no.

Hanford’s City Council approved a contract with Interwest Consulting Group Tuesday for engineering and design services that includes evaluating whether its possible to construct a roundabout at the intersection of

Polk County 4H Recognizes Outstanding Members At Awards Banquet by James Coulter Over the past year, the members of Homegrown 4H in Auburndale have accomplished many great feats from cleaning the shores of Apollo Beach, volunteering at the Humane Society, and visiting two nursing homes to sing carols and distribute…

The annexation of approximately 93 acres of Kings County land into the City of Hanford was approved 4-0 Tuesday by the City Council.

Construction on a roundabout that will replace a traffic light at the intersection of Seventh and Douty streets in downtown Hanford is tentatively expected to begin in 2025, according Deputy