Despite opposition, the Lemoore City Council, at its Tuesday night regular meeting, directed Lemoore’s city attorney to draft a resolution placing a “specific” one percent sales tax measure on the November California General Election ballot. Keep reading...
Lemoore’s council members, at their June 2 meeting, approved a series of actions paving the way for a significant new subdivision in Lemoore. Council members could finalize the development Tuesday night, passing the second reading of a pair of ordinances linked to the project. Keep reading...
Lemoore’s city council members, most likely at their next meeting scheduled for June 16, could give the go-ahead for a one-cent sales tax measure on the November general election ballot. Keep reading...
Despite strong words from Lemoore Naval Air Station’s base commander – that a vote to approve a 362-home subdivision, adjacent to West Hills Community College, could lead to encroachment and subject residents to higher aircraft noise – Lemoore’s four council members rejected those pleas. They voted to proceed with plans to build homes near West Hills College. Keep reading...
Lemoore’s four council members, at their June 2 gathering, will consider a series of actions leading to the possible approval of a new subdivision near West Hills College Lemoore. The builder, Lennar Homes, already a significant builder in Lemoore, wants to build up to 362 single-family homes – in three phases – across the street from the community college. Keep reading...
The normal give and take between constituents and their local leaders are being placed on hold as Lemoore officials announced Monday (March 30) that given the current shelter-in-place order covering California and the social distance guidelines issued by federal, state, and local authorities, city leaders have implemented new rules for attendance and public comment at future Lemoore council meetings. Keep reading...
While acknowledging that as of Thursday, March 19, there have been no reported cases of the coronavirus (Covid-19) in Kings County, county government officials are still taking additional steps to more “effectively manage the community’s preparedness and response efforts” relating to the pandemic. Keep reading...
The Kings County Board of Supervisors, at its regular board meeting today (March 17), while emphasizing a cautious approach to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, voted to declare a state of local emergency, a necessary step should the county need to qualify for any state and federal resources, including reimbursement for the county’s expenses related to the coronavirus. Keep reading...
Feb 15 2020 - 2:51pm
A bill that could help disadvantaged Central Valley towns, including ones in Tulare County, provide safe and affordable drinking water, passed its first legislative hurdle despite facing opposition by Republican critics, including GOP representatives from California. Keep reading...
In their ongoing efforts to improve water quality and reliability in the San Joaquin Valley, Representatives TJ Cox (CA-21) and Jim Costa (CA-16) introduced a package of legislation to address California’s water issues. Keep reading...
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