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By Nancy Vigran @TheSunGazette Rumors of a “city council blue-like flu” were snuffed at the July 24 Tulare City Council meeting. Council had been scheduled to meet the week prior, but did not [...]

@TheSunGazette SACRAMENTO – It might not seem like it in the blistering July heat, but the cool sounds of swing, jazz, gospel and blues are on their way to Visalia. SBL Entertainment announced [...]

Visalia Chamber previews 10-day tour to Peru with slide show on Aug. 8 @TheSunGazette VISALIA – The mysteries of Machu Picchu remain. The Incan citadel atop a mountain still swirls with unknowns [...]

By Reggie Ellis @Reggie_SGN VISALIA – Joshua Zsido has never played the lead character on stage but he earned a standing ovation for his heartfelt performance as the savior of the Main Street [...]

@TheSunGazette VISALIA – The line at the DMV in Visalia may get a little shorter thanks to new Saturday hours beginning next month. The Visalia DMV will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. every [...]

VISALIA – Visalia police officers have arrested the tenth and final suspect in a vicious gang attack that nearly killed a man. Daniel Contreras, 25, was arrested at about 8:30 p.m. on July 18 in [...]

By Reggie Ellis @Reggie_SGN VISALIA – Food trucks have evolved from roach coaches to gourmet meals on wheels in the last decade, and while tastes, attitudes and perceptions about food trucks have [...]

@TheSunGazette VISALIA – A Visalia-based solar company changed its name last month to reflect its rapid growth into other natural resource industries including water, energy and food. CalCom [...]

By Paul Myers @PaulM_SGN LINDSAY – Things are moving right along for the City of Lindsay and their roundabout project at Westwood and Hermosa near Jefferson Elementary. Last week the Lindsay [...]

Lindsay Unified begins “pipeline” to bring graduates, employees back to town by paying for college and credentialing By Reggie Ellis @Reggie_SGN LINDSAY – Pedro Morales-Espinoza has known since [...]