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JOHN LINDT: Movie theaters are going dark while the lights and customers are "turning on" at more Valley cannabis stores.

A portion of the Kings River will be closed to floaters over the Fourth of July weekend, despite a forecast heat wave, the Kings County board of supervisors has decided.

For the first time since winter storms began filling the long-drained Tulare Lake basin, state officials have announced that floodwaters are abating.

LEMOORE, Calif. — When Leo Sisco was growing up on his tribe’s reservation, he heard elders’ stories about the great lake that once sustained their people, and how it was

For example, 16-day limit Southern Pacific roundtrip to: San Francisco $11.50, Los Angeles $13.00

Two-time national champion Roman Bravo-Young exhausted his college eligibility this past season. He completed his senior season with a second-place finish at 133 pounds after winning the previous two NCAA tournaments. The plan, for now, is to continue his wrestling career on the freestyle circuit...

San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (PRWEB) June 26, 2023 -- California Connections Academy, a leading network of six tuition-free online public schools serving

Hanford Multicultural Theater Company has scheduled a one-act play festival at its new location downtown.

100 Years Ago: On September 1, the new California motor vehicle laws will go into effect, making it compulsory for motorists to pay a tax of 2 cents a gallon

The Hanford Chamber of Commerce will host its Public Safety Appreciation Luncheon on July 13 to recognize outstanding individuals in the field of public safety.