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An illustration depicts the growing threat of identity theft and financial fraud through mail tampering.

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Tulare Police Break Up Multi-County Mail and Identity Theft Ring

Three arrested and more than 300 pieces of stolen mail recovered in joint regional operation

By Staff, The Visalia Chronicle·January 29, 2026

A green and yellow ceremonial ribbon signals the grand opening of a new multi-purpose athletic facility.

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Tulare City School District Opens New Outdoor Education Complex

New 27-acre facility on Foster Drive to serve as athletic hub and ease school crowding

By Staff, The Visalia Chronicle·January 28, 2026

Power lines run alongside a rural road covered in deep snow following a winter storm.

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Tulare Utility Workers Sent to Louisiana to Help Fix Power Outages Following Winter Storm Fern

Local crews join 168-member Southern California Edison team to assist with recovery efforts in the South

By Staff, The Visalia Chronicle·January 28, 2026

Image shows a cannabis plant next to stacks of US currency and a building, possibly representing the cannabis industry.

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Historian to Discuss $5 Million Impact of Woodlake Cannabis Industry Today

Historian Marsha Ingrao to discuss how $5 million in tax revenue has funded Woodlake parks and police resources

By Staff, The Visalia Chronicle·January 25, 2026

Coffee and pastries are arranged on a table with a potted plant and a small blank chalkboard sign.

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New Coffee Shop Rooted Opens Hanford Storefront

Local brand features house-made syrups and health-focused menu items at 11th Avenue location

By Staff, The Visalia Chronicle·January 24, 2026

Miniature house, lighthouse, and key sit atop a stack of books.

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Tulare City Council Reviews Plans for 180-Bed Emergency Homeless Shelter

Lighthouse Rescue Mission to manage new Hillman Health Center facility under 'Tulare-first' policy

By Staff, The Visalia Chronicle·January 24, 2026

A park bench is taped off near a flooded area.

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Tulare Police Identify Man Found Dead in Live Oak Park

George Cardenas was discovered Monday morning near Live Oak Middle School

By Staff, The Visalia Chronicle·January 21, 2026

Rows of crops stretch across a large agricultural field.

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1,000-Acre Tulare County Farm Listed for $31 Million

The almond and pistachio estate is one of the largest agricultural properties offered in the region in recent years

By Staff, The Visalia Chronicle·January 21, 2026

A school crossing sign is nearly obscured by heavy fog.

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Central Valley Schools Delay Buses and Schedules Due to Dense Fog

Multiple districts move to 'Plan A' or hourly delays for Tuesday morning commutes

By Staff, The Visalia Chronicle·January 20, 2026

A leaf floats in a puddle after a rainstorm.

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Tulare Police Investigating After Body Found in Live Oak Park Water Basin

Detectives are working to identify a man discovered Monday morning in a park basin

By Staff, The Visalia Chronicle·January 19, 2026

A basketball flies toward a hoop in a gymnasium.

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Tulare Area Basketball: Mission Oak and Tulare Union Teams Keep League Records Perfect

Mission Oak and Tulare Union squads remain perfect in league play while CVC picks up key wins

By Staff, The Visalia Chronicle·January 17, 2026

Artwork is displayed at a gallery opening.

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Tulare Student Art Exhibit to Showcase Youth Talent at Local Museum

Local junior high and high school students to display work at the Tulare Historical Museum Gallery starting Feb. 26

By Staff, The Visalia Chronicle·January 15, 2026