Alexis Espinoza is a journalist for the Porterville Recorder, a local newspaper in Porterville, California. With a focus on covering local news and events, Alexis keeps the community informed on various topics including city projects, community events, local government decisions, and law enforcement activities.
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Alexis Espinoza's coverage focuses on local government, community events, public hearings, and city council activities in the Porterville area of California. She often covers news related to local government announcements and event coverage with a focus on human resources & employment, business & industry, as well as government & politics.
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The old Porterville Courthouse and Tulare County Sheriff's Substation need a new purpose and after Tuesday’s Tulare County Board of Supervisors
By: Alexis Espinoza
While one group of county employees received a salary increase on Tuesday morning, another group of workers stood before the Kings County Board of Supervisors pleading for fair wages. There
By: Alexis Espinoza
SPRINGVILLE - Springville was live with action on Saturday during the Hot August Nights Rodeo where a long line-up of men took their chance at winning some money on the
The Porterville City Council has a major discussion set for their upcoming meeting as seven design options for the future library will be discussed, and possibly one decided upon, on Tuesday night.
Monday was filled with spirit and pom-poms at Strathmore Middle School where the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office Police Activities League hosted a free cheer camp that allowed dozens of young
The future of the new library is moving forward after the Porterville City Council voted on a design option for the facility during their meeting on Tuesday night.
On Monday evening, the 1776 Sons of Liberty hosted the first of several town halls at the Hanford Elks Lodge featuring local candidates in the upcoming election.
By: Alexis Espinoza
With upset rising on social media over the plan to charge $5 to enter into the 45th annual Renaissance of Kings Faire, the city is working toward acquiring a sponsorship
Concern has risen over the planned simultaneous closure of Hanford-Armona Road and Houston Avenue to accommodate for High-Speed Rail construction, and was expressed by the public to the Kings County
By: Alexis Espinoza
A vibrant exhibit awaits those interested in visiting the second part of the Carnegie Museum of Kings County's display honoring Asian experiences in the area.
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