Madera and Fresno County health officials reported their first cases of novel coronavirus mere hours apart on Saturday with a common thread between them.
It’s Election Day. Here are the big questions in the Valley’s biggest races.
Here’s a look at the looming questions facing the San Joaquin Valley that may, or may not, be decided during Tuesday’s California Primary.
Dozens of Fresno, Tulare Co. residents monitored for coronavirus
As coronavirus has spread throughout the world, several people in the Central Valley are being monitored for the virus.
Bernhardt fires back at Newsom over Calif. water lawsuit
The future of California’s complicated water infrastructure could be murky at best, U.S. Interior Secretary David Bernhardt warned Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Newsom, Calif. sue to block Trump administration’s Valley water boost
It didn’t take long for Newsom and Attorney General Xavier Becerra to make good on their threat to sue to block a move to send more water to the Valley.
Calif. Farm Bureau rolls out opposition to split roll ballot initiative
A proposal to roll back California’s Proposition 13 for commercial properties saw a new opponent emerge on Thursday: farmers.
Delivering on promises, Trump resets California’s water landscape
Trump capped a decade-long movement to halt water diversions to the Pacific Ocean and send more of the precious resource to Valley communities and farms.
Trump celebrated a big boost in water for the Valley. But what did he sign?
President Donald Trump sat down in Bakersfield to sign a key piece of paper. What does it mean for the Central Valley’s water future?
Bernhardt pitches new era of “common sense” on California’s water
The era of insanity at the Interior Department is over, so said Interior Secretary David Bernhardt during a forum at Tulare’s International Agri-Center.
Trump headed to Bakersfield next Wednesday
Three-and-a-half years after Donald Trump last visited the San Joaquin Valley as a candidate for President, he’s headed back to the region, sources say.