While coronavirus shut down a number of holidays, Valley residents will likely see one tradition go unchanged: enjoying Fourth of July fireworks.

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While coronavirus shut down a number of holidays, Valley residents will likely see one tradition go unchanged: enjoying Fourth of July fireworks.
After Tulare County Supervisors voted to end enforcing California’s shelter-in-place order, the state threatened to withhold coronavirus aid funds.
The Tulare County Board of Supervisors sent two messages in one on Tuesday: Tulare County is open for business and we’re done listening to Gov. Newsom.
Clovis and Visalia are taking two different approaches to removing their shelter-in-place orders and reopening their local economies.
Add one more nursing home to Tulare County’s growing coronavirus problem.
After months of deliberation: recreational marijauna is coming to the City of Tulare.
The failure of March’s Proposition 13 and the economic shutdown over the coronavirus pandemic led to the decision from Visalia Unified’s board.
As public health officials reckon with the deluge of coronavrius cases at Visalia’s Redwood Springs nursing home, it faces a new outbreak at a nursing home.
Two weeks after it reported its first case, Redwood Springs Healthcare Center reported 140 cases of coronavirus along with eight fatalities.
California appears near its peak demand of healthcare resources, according a projection from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation.