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By Reggie Ellis @Reggie_SGN TULARE COUNTY – Local olive growers were given a second chance on this year’s crop last week but it may not be enough to save California grown olives. On March 19, [...]

By Reggie Ellis @Reggie_SGN FRESNO – An Exeter man shot and paralyzed by an Exeter and Woodlake police officer was awarded $2.5 million in a federal civil rights lawsuit this month. The [...]

By Paul Myers @PaulM_SGN EXETER – City of Exeter staff are taking a look at the effects of medicinal cannabis, but they’re trying to keep the conversation from getting too hazy. Over a month ago [...]

By Reggie Ellis @Reggie_SGN VISALIA – Navigating the emergency department at a hospital can seem overwhelming in a time of crisis. Forms seem like a foreign language and the term waiting room [...]

By Patrick Dillon @PDillon_SGN EXETER – McKaylie Caesar’s run toward a return trip to the Track and Field State Championships took her through Exeter’s Monarch Invitational. The Division I signee [...]

By Nancy Vigran Special to the Sun-Gazette VISALIA – If you think the novelty of girls being admitted to Cub Scouts has worn off in the past year, it hasn’t. Pack 1920 formed in 2018 is an [...]

By Patrick Dillon @PDillon_SGN SELMA – The first Central Sequoia League contest between the Exeter Monarchs and the Selma Bears proved just how close the league is this season. It wasn’t decided [...]

By Paul Myers @PaulM_SGN STRATHMORE – Waters receded in the small residential area that was afflicted by flooding in Strathmore earlier this month. But now that the water is gone, the County is [...]

@TheSunGazette TULARE COUNTY – A new report shows that Tulare County schools have low levels of lead flowing in the water from faucets and fountains. But a statewide consumer group says any level [...]

By Kevin Hecteman California Farm Bureau SACRAMENTO – The halls of the Capitol can be fertile ground for nurturing relationships, and some of the participants in this year’s California Farm [...]