The City of Visalia announced Tuesday that restaurants may apply for temporary conditional use permits for outside areas in light …
Visalia Unified shuts down operations for two weeks
Due to the recent increase of coronavirus cases in Tulare County, Visalia Unified School District has decided to close all district sites for two weeks.
Visalia Unified to pull Black Lives Matter posters from high school fence
Black Lives Matter posters placed along the fence of El Diamante High School are officially coming down, Visalia Unified School District officials announced.
Newsom orders last call, shuts down bars in Valley counties
Gov. Gavin Newsom declared closing time for the San Joaquin Valley’s bars on Sunday. Citing a swell of coronavirus cases, …
No thanks: Valley law enforcement shrugs off Newsom’s mask mandate
The Valley’s law enforcement chiefs have a largely unified position when it comes to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Thursday order mandating the use of masks in public
Little drama, no police cuts as Visalia OKs $458mil budget
Visalia city leaders approved a near-balanced budget on Monday despite the economic hardships as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Visalia Unified gives early preview of how school could operate next year
Although Visalia Unified School District remains hopeful that in-person classes can resume in full come August, they are exploring all possibilities.
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks reopen for visitors
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are reopening on Thursday after being closed for over two months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
South Valley law enforcement deployed to Bay Area for riot response
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.
Protests, car rammings serve as Valley’s visceral response to the death of George Floyd
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.