Sixty-two Hanford Crips gang members have been arrested, most of them Thursday morning, in a joint Central Valley operation involving local, state and national law enforcement agencies for crimes ranging from human trafficking to homicide.
The Kings County Sheriff’s Office announced that they recovered over $5,000 in stolen items after a car was broken into Sunday afternoon.
State flood responders are still planning for the worst, but newly released inundation models are predicting a less dramatic and damaging snow…
A black and white mural titled “Bicycle Race”, which consists of a number of vinyl panels depicting bicyclists in historic races, has been app…
With multiple departments asking for part of the funding pie offered by the American Rescue Act Plan (ARPA), Kings County supervisors this wee…
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62 Hanford gang members arrested for crimes including homicide, money laundering, human trafficking
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Lemoore High School graduates celebrate with pomp, circumstance and fighter jets
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Hanford West graduates with Lemoore Naval Air Station flyover in a night of many firsts
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Sierra Pacific Bears celebrate graduation of more than 200
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Hanford Police release new sketch of suspect in fatal Hanford shooting
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The City of Hanford's community pool, known as The Plunge, opened its doors for the summer season this week.
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Submissions are now being accepted for the first screening of the inaugural Hanford Multicul…
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The Tri-County Conference Kings Division recently announced its All-League teams.
Kingsburg Vikings senior Carly Raven and freshman Jocelynn Gonzalez were chosen as Co-Players of the Year.
