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Convincing the denizens of what would become Kings County to incorporate under any form of governance has always been hard sell, in spite of a history of leadership deeply dedicated

Kings County’s story dates well before the drawing and redrawing of county lines, the rise of a dairy industry and decline of a wool industry, the planting and picking of

A wet winter has brought calamity to some parts of California. But in much of the state, the weather has ushered in a welcome recovery, nourishing crops, wetlands and threatened species -- and even proving a balm to the soul.

60 Years Ago: Gusty winds buffeted Lemoore Friday reaching a peak of 41 miles per hour blowing out of the southwest as registered at the Lemoore Naval Air Station weather

The Employment Development Department says the unemployment rate in Kings County was 9.2% in February, up from a revised 8.7% in January, and above the year-ago estimate of 8.9%.

Transmission is now a big tension point for clean energy developers across the US.

A massive low-pressure system swirling over the Pacific has generated dozens of wind advisories and winter storm warnings for California.

Floods have revived a 'phantom lake' in the San Joaquin Valley, but the shallow inland sea has defined the region for decades.

The 'phantom' Tulare Lake returns

The Lemoore Middle College High School academic decathlon team has earned an invite to the U.S. academic decathlon nationals as one of three teams to represent California April 27-29 in