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Porterville Recorder, 17 Jul 2026

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ArticleCap­ital, parks improve­ments on county board agenda

The Tulare County Board of Super­visors will con­sider $87.1 mil­lion in cap­ital improve­ment projects along with more than $3.5 mil­lion in park improve­ments for 2026-2027 at its next meet­ing. The Cap­ital Improve­ment and park improve­ment...

Cap­ital, parks improve­ments on county board agenda

ArticleSuper­visors set to approve cer­ti­fied county vote

The Tulare County Board of Super­visors are set to approved to vote from the June 2 primary elec­tion cer­ti­fied by the Tulare County Regis­trar of Voters at their next meet­ing. The item is on the agenda as a con­sent cal­en­dar item for the board’s...

Super­visors set to approve cer­ti­fied county vote

ArticleValadao has huge fin­an­cial advant­age, but...

Repub­lican Con­gress­man David Valadao has a com­mand­ing fin­an­cial edge over his Demo­cratic chal­lenger Randy Vil­le­gas in the race to rep­res­ent Dis­trict 22, which includes Port­erville, in the Novem­ber 3 midterm elec­tion. But one of the...

Valadao has huge fin­an­cial advant­age, but...

Article11s win first game in sec­tion­als

SOUTHPORT, Eng­land — Jack­son Suber got his first taste of links golf — on his first trip to Europe — when he arrived at Royal Birk­dale. Three days later, he proved to be a quick study with a superb par save and a 6-foot eagle late in his round for a...

11s win first game in sec­tion­als

ArticleAIR QUALITY

Today: 93 Mod­er­ate Pol­len count: Tree — low; Grass — low; Weed — low

AIR QUALITY

ArticleThey har­vest the nation’s food, but could lose health insur­ance

By Paula Andalo KFF Health News Sea­sonal work. Incon­sist­ent hours. Fre­quent moves. Cash pay­ments and informal jobs. For farm­work­ers who rely on Medi­caid, these com­mon employ­ment pat­terns could put their health cov­er­age at risk. It’s a...

They har­vest the nation’s food, but could lose health insur­ance

ArticleCap­ital, parks improve­ments on county board agenda

The Tulare County Board of Super­visors will con­sider $87.1 mil­lion in cap­ital improve­ment projects along with more than $3.5 mil­lion in park improve­ments for 2026-2027 at its next meet­ing. The Cap­ital Improve­ment and park improve­ment...

Cap­ital, parks improve­ments on county board agenda

ArticleValadao has huge fin­an­cial advant­age, but...

Repub­lican Con­gress­man David Valadao has a com­mand­ing fin­an­cial edge over his Demo­cratic chal­lenger Randy Vil­le­gas in the race to rep­res­ent Dis­trict 22, which includes Port­erville, in the Novem­ber 3 midterm elec­tion. But one of the...

Valadao has huge fin­an­cial advant­age, but...

ArticleSuper­visors set to approve cer­ti­fied county vote

The Tulare County Board of Super­visors are set to approved to vote from the June 2 primary elec­tion cer­ti­fied by the Tulare County Regis­trar of Voters at their next meet­ing. The item is on the agenda as a con­sent cal­en­dar item for the board’s...

Super­visors set to approve cer­ti­fied county vote