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Silenced!
Valley Voice could be history in 2012

Visalia - Visalia is losing its Voice. After more than 30 years of providing the “news you need to know” in Tulare County, the Valley Voice is about to be silenced. Without an eleventh-hour development, this will be the paper's final edition.....

Community reacts to Valley Voice closure

Visalia - Amy Shuklian, Visalia Mayor: “It's very disappointing. I've always depended on the Voice for articles that are factual and not sensationalized. You guys always had a knack for finding the news that others missed. This community is not going to be the same without the Valley Voice.”.....

 

New laws for 2012
From the practical to the impertinent

From the sensible to the perplexing, with the turn of the year comes a host of new laws that will govern our lives in 2012. Always the best that partisan politics in Sacramento has to offer, the list of new legislation for 2012 has a bit of something for everyone.....

As I See It:
Parolees: AB 109's under-funded liability

Tulare County - Only three months into the state's experiment with housing long-term inmates in overcrowded local jails, the 250 long-unused jail beds that have provided Tulare County with a temporary buffer from the chaos of AB 109 are steadily filling.....

 

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