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Water wells are going dry all over the Valley due to the drought. But there is a program that homeowners can tap into for a temporary water solution.

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Since January, Tulare County Voices — a coalition of community groups and the Times-Delta/Advance-Register — have been having monthly conversations about race, privilege, and discrimination.

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With most of the state gripped by extreme dryness, some conditions are better, some worse, than the last record-breaking drought. Over-pumping of wells hasn’t stopped. But urban residents haven’t lapsed back into water-wasting lifestyles.

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The Clovis City Council voted unanimously Monday to appeal a court ruling handed down last month that said the city’s plan for building affordable housing was not good enough.

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Water is now flowing through the Fresno headgates and soon our farmers will be able to use it, but this year only very briefly.

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Community dependent on state water deliveries stagnant on solutions, haven’t met in over a year due to COVID-19

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Construction of a new supportive housing development is underway in Clovis. Butterfly Gardens is the first of its kind in Clovis.

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Heralded as a county-wide partnership, the first affordable housing project for at-risk populations is coming to the City of Clovis.

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The Tulare County Board of Supervisors has adopted a resolution proclaiming the existence of a Local Emergency due to severe drought conditions as the current water year is the third driest on record in California and is predicted to become the driest, barring significant precipitation during traditionally dry months.

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Some rural California communities have waited nearly a decade for state regulators to repair their tainted drinking-water systems.

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