Darren Fraser is a journalist for The Sun-Gazette Newspaper, focusing on local news in Exeter, California. With a keen interest in politics, economics, and community issues, Darren covers a wide range of topics, from local government decisions to economic trends and social issues affecting the community.
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By: Darren Fraser
The Kingsburg District Chamber of Commerce’s battle with the California Attorney General’s office took on more importance
By: Darren Fraser
City council approves $109,000 for a space needs assessment to figure out how to best construct Kingsburg’s next city hall building
By: Darren Fraser
U.S. Forest Service announces limited number of permits for felling Christmas trees in Sequoia National Park go on sale on Nov. 25
With limited space remaining, the Reedley Cemetery District is moving forward with an expansion project to address future burial needs.
Parlier City Council strays from formal decorum at recent meeting as frustrations continuously flare up between council members
By: Darren Fraser
The 4Runner left the road, plowed through fruit trees at the back of the property, and then crashed through the rear of the building
A GoFundMe page has been set up for a beloved Porterville resident, teacher and coach.
By: Darren Fraser
Chamber Vice President Tammy Dooley affirms holiday events will go on as scheduled despite continued discourse with state
210 Café in Visalia, which has operated in conjunction with the First Presbyterian Church of Visalia since April 2008, is closing its doors
By: Darren Fraser
Many of the issues Street addressed were not peculiar to Kingsburg. Amid a busy election year, with lots of ads and information overwhelming
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