With no skin in the game, Cox’s tenure is an abuse of the Valley
When TJ Cox works with those set to destroy our livelihoods, he is unaffected because it isn’t his way of life, livelihood, or home at stake.
Politics, View
Politics, Visalia
Second haystack fire of Trump, Nunes signs sparks Tulare Co. farmer to triple down
For the second time in as many weeks, a haystack with Trump and Nunes signs went up in flames in an apparent arson.
Politics
Voter fraud? It happens. Here’s a look at South Valley cases.
Not a day goes by without new reports raising — or dismissing — concerns of election fraud, particularly mail-in voter …
Politics, Visalia
Campaign vandalism grows fiery as Nunes sign set ablaze
Facebook users within the city of Dinuba reported that a 4-foot by 8-foot sign belonging to Rep. Devin Nunes (R–Tulare) was lit ablaze.
Fresno, Politics
Is this campaign ad racist? Or just calling a candidate corrupt?
State Center Community College trustee Eric Payne says a campaign attack ad against him, mailed to voters, is racist.
Education, Fresno, Politics
In Fresno school board race, candidate’s tweets beat distance learning as issue of the day
The tweets come from David Paredes, a candidate for Fresno Unified School Board in the Fresno High School trustee area.
Politics
POLL: Valadao posts 11-point lead over Cox in hotly-contested Congressional seat
The results come from a new internal poll from the Congressional Leadership Fund (CLF), a top super PAC backing Republican House candidates.
Fresno, Politics
Abuse and an amputated penis: Questions arise over Cox’s elder care partner
An elder care business owned by Rep. TJ Cox was partially led by a woman thrice prosecuted for elder abuse.
Fresno, Politics
Harris set for Fresno visit one day after Trump’s Calif. fire briefing
The California Senator and Democratic VP nominee Kamala Harris is heading to Fresno on Tuesday wildfires ravage the nearby Sierra Nevadas.
Bakersfield, Politics
McCarthy gets early morning wake-up call, courtesy of Bakersfield activists at his front door
The House Minority Leader received more than a dozen protesters at his front door at 4:30 a.m. on Friday.