The San Joaquin Valley can readily prepare for an advertising barrage come October, courtesy of the hotly-contested Cox-Valadao Congressional battle.

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The San Joaquin Valley can readily prepare for an advertising barrage come October, courtesy of the hotly-contested Cox-Valadao Congressional battle.
As protests in the San Francisco Bay Area teeter into violent riots filled with looting, local law enforcement agencies are receiving new batches of relief.
As the death of George Floyd fuels protests – and riots – in communities coast-to-coast, the Valley played host to its own share of protests.
The Valley’s restlessness over shelter-in-place is boiling over, with two local jurisdictions voting to reopen their economies on Friday.
The push for economic reopening in the San Joaquin Valley is likely to get a jumpstart by the end of this week.
The Kings County Board of Supervisors voted on Tuesday to lift the county’s shelter-in-place order in a unanimous, 5-0 decision.
Local governments are resetting budget expectations for their next fiscal year. Perhaps no reset has been as jarring as Kings County.
It’s hard to tell if the County of Kings is or isn’t laying off a wide swath of its workforce.
The Navy’s largest master jet base is no longer coronavirus, following the report of test results on Wednesday, the U.S. Navy announced.
Facing growing demands for food nationwide, south Valley water users and Kings County officials are pushing Gov. Gavin Newsom to …