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ArticleInfra­struc­ture, water reli­ab­il­ity on coun­cil agenda

Water reli­ab­il­ity, transit improve­ments, and infra­struc­ture upgrades are among the projects expec­ted to come before the Port­erville City Coun­cil dur­ing its upcom­ing meet­ing, where sev­eral not­able items are sched­uled for approval as part...

ArticleState set to end pump­ing along Fri­ant-kern Canal in 2027

Grow­ers who farm within two miles of the Fri­ant-kern Canal in south­ern Tulare County should be pre­pared for a pump­ing morator­ium as early as April 2027, water man­agers learned Thursday. The move is part of Phase I of the state Water Resources...

ArticleAIR QUALITY

Today: 51 Mod­er­ate Pol­len count: Tree — Low; Grass — Low; Weed — Low;

ArticleCoun­cil to con­sider launch­ing new policy ini­ti­at­ives

Port­erville city lead­ers could dir­ect staff Tues­day night to begin draft­ing four sep­ar­ate policy pro­pos­als address­ing water bill relief, mobile home park rents, unau­thor­ized camp­ing, and elec­tric bicycle reg­u­la­tions. The coun­cil will...

ArticleLind­say City Coun­cil to con­sider Com­munity Facil­it­ies Dis­trict Repair of needed well also on agenda

ArticleLind­say coun­cil to look at CALPERS, tort reform

The Lind­say City Coun­cil will take on the issues of unfun­ded liab­iliites through CALPERS and tort reform at its next meet­ing. The coun­cil will meet at 6 p.m. Tues­day. As a con­sent cal­en­dar item the coun­cil is set to approve a let­ter in...

ArticleMeister announces endorse­ment from Grove

ArticleAmend­ments to Muni­cipal Code on coun­cil agenda

The Port­erville City Coun­cil will con­sider set­ting a pub­lic hear­ing on pro­posed amend­ments to the city’s Muni­cipal Code when it comes to code enforce­ment at its next meet­ing. The coun­cil will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tues­day. The coun­cil will...