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Suit filed over logging policy in Giant Sequoia National Monument (opens the original)
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Suit filed over logging policy in Giant Sequoia National Monument Three environment organizations have filed a lawsuit over the recovery from the 2020 Castle Fire and the 2021 Windy Fire when it comes to three logging and vegetation management projects in the Giant Sequoia National Monument and the Sequoia National Forest. The suit was filed on Tuesday in the U.S. Eastern District Court by the John Muir Society Earth Island Institute, the Tule River Conservancy and Sequoia Forestkeeper against t
What's Happening: National Night Out tonight (opens the original)
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NATIONAL NIGHT OUT - The Porterville Police Department will host its annual National Night Out from 6 to 8 p.m. at Centennial Park. The event will give the community a chance to meet their local officers and see police vehicles and a K-9. There will be family activities, food and local community vendors. The event is free to the public. COLLECTORS - A meeting is held the first Thursday of each month to discuss Collectables at Denny's on Highway 190 at 3 p.m. PORTERVILLE QUILTERS - The Portervill
Attorneys: Inmate's death 'homicide;' TCSO disputes findings (opens the original)
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Attorneys filing a civil rights and wrongful death complaint on the behalf of a family of a Tulare County inmate who died are saying the forensic pathologist who originally examined the inmate initially certified the death as an accident but now has changed his mind and now has the opinion the death was a homicide. The attorneys made that announcement at a press conference held on Wednesday in Visalia. In its statement the Tulare County Sheriff's Office stated it "strongly disagrees" with the fi
Development extension needed due to Del Oro water issue (opens the original)
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The issue with Del Oro Water Company's trouble in providing water that's needed came up again at Wednesday's Tulare County Planning Commission meeting as a proposed development has had to be delayed as a result. The commission approved a five-year extension for the tentative subdivision map for the Sierra Ridge Estates until August 27, 2031. "The applicant requests the maximum extension due to Del Oro Water Company's inability to provide adequate water service to the subdivision, which prevents
With new law, PC still advocating for police bachelor's program (opens the original)
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While new legislation that became law is designed to clear the way for California Community Colleges to offer more bachelor's programs, Porterville College is still advocating to be allowed to offer its planned modern police science bachelor's program. A pair of bills signed into law last week by Governor Gavin Newsom essentially does away with the guideline community colleges can't offer bachelor's degrees that are similar to those offered at California State or UC schools. PC has maintained it
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