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Why Prop. 50 Passed and Why Republicans only Have Themselves to Blame

Gavin Newsom · California

Why Prop. 50 Passed and Why Republicans only Have Themselves to Blame

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Forum to Explore Link Between Groundwater Pumping and Subsidence

Tulare · Tulare

Forum to Explore Link Between Groundwater Pumping and Subsidence

Panelists will discuss the link between groundwater use and subsidence, or land sinking, at an event Nov. 11 in Visalia. “Groundwater and Land Subsidence – A Pending Crisis,” will be held at 210 W. Center Ave, starting at 7 p.m. It is presented by Tulare County Voices at 210. The event is free and open to the public. Panelists include Johnny Amaral, chief operating officer at Friant Water Authority, Aaron Fukuda, general manager at Tulare Irriga…See the Story

Federal Shutdown Threatens November CalFresh, SNAP, Benefits

Government Shutdown · California

Federal Shutdown Threatens November CalFresh, SNAP, Benefits

Tulare County Health and Human Services has issued a press release no CalFresh, SNAP, benefits will be allocated beginning in November in the count as would be the case in the rest of the country if the federal shutdown continues…See the Story

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