Charles Whisnand

The city of Lindsay is moving ahead with the repair of a contaminated well that should provide a significant lift to meeting the community's water needs once it's operational again.

Jon Cartwright and Fred Dohnke have teamed with a few others to provide scholarships for Porterville Military Academy graduates in recent years.

The Tulare County Board of Supervisors will consider their state legislative priorities at their next meeting. The board will meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday.

Premium Blossom Cannabis Dispensary is looking to relocate their business from downtown to the west side of Porterville but the site they're proposing is located on West Olive near two Porterville Unified School District sites.

The beef showing season gets into full swing this week, so to speak, when the 35 th annual Sierra Winter Classic Beef Show will be held this weekend on Saturday and Sunday at the Porterville Fairgrounds.

Mike and Rhonda Harvey's vision continues to take with what Rhonda refers to as “the real opening” for their Antlers of Hope Restaurant.

A leading financial administrator for the Securities and Exchange Commission known for not pulling any punches with local ties is retiring.

The Porterville City Council will consider fees needed for the development of parks while also considering offering help to youth athletic programs when it comes to the use of current facilities.

The U.S. House of Representatives again passed the Fix Our Forests Act on Thursday afternoon, bringing the bill that would increase the pace and scale of forest management projects to the Senate for a second time.

The Porterville City Council tackled the issue of increasing fees significantly for the development of future parks in the long-term while at the