Local families were treated to an evening of fun for a good cause courtesy of Sensory Rock Gym and the Hanford Police Department Wednesday night.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A California woman admitted killing her three children, saying she hugged, kissed and apologized as she drowned her infant daughter and the girl’s 2- and 3-year-old siblings last weekend to save them from what she said would be a lifetime of sexual abuse.
The following is taken from the Kings County Sheriff’s office media report. Those appearing as “arrested” have only been arrested on suspicion of the crime indicated and are presumed innocent.
The community was invited to an autism awareness event Wednesday evening in downtown Hanford courtesy of Sensory Rock Gym and the Hanford Police Department.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California employers added 119,600 new jobs in March, the second straight month of growth following a topsy-turvy ye…
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I want to say right up, I am not against technology, but technology is either our greatest friend, or our worst enemy depending on how we use it.
Earlier this week, Kings County Farm Bureau hosted its first all in-person event since October 2020.
HANFORD — Hanford High Girls Varsity Soccer won their game Thursday night 1-0 against Redwood.
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TULARE — Encore Theatre Company is ready to open the stage for performers after a year of being dark.
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H. Dennis Beaver: “Mr. Beaver, I am finally starting to earn real money in my medical practice but don’t know the first thing about investing. I need concrete advice on handling money, building wealth, but don’t want to become a slave to money."
H. Dennis Beaver: There are people across the country reading today’s story who have a large presence on Facebook and other social media putting them at risk of losing thousands of dollars yearly, as you will see in a moment.
Guest Commentary: As Californians, we take great pride in our communities and work hard to keep them clean. That is why it can be tough when we come across illegal dumping of garbage and other bulky waste in our public spaces.
H. Dennis Beaver: How close did we come to losing our democracy on Jan. 6? Were we about to follow in the footsteps of German under Hitler? Is our country ar risk today? These are some of the interesting questions I discussed with Loyola Law professor Stan Goldman who wrote about how his mother survived the Holocaust.
