The California Department of Public Health has released new industry guidance documents providing information for businesses to safely reopen following the statewide Stay-at-Home Order. The newly released guidance documents apply to schools, day camps, … [Read more...] about Reopening guidance for hotels and short-term rentals effective June 12
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks reopens June 4, 2020
• A phased increase of recreational access starts with day use • Campgrounds expected to remain closed at least through Fourth of July weekend • There will be road construction on the Generals Highway this summer From Sequoia-Kings Canyon National … [Read more...] about Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks reopens June 4, 2020
Three Rivers businesses: What’s open, what’s closed
If it's essential and available in Three Rivers, please, please, PLEASE support the local businesses and services. Of course, abide by all health precautions for the personal safety and comfort of you and your loved ones. But if we don't … [Read more...] about Three Rivers businesses: What’s open, what’s closed
California approves opening places of worship and retail stores
→ Modifications Required to Protect Californians against COVID-19 → Places of Worship Should Limit Attendance to 25% of Total Capacity or a Maximum of 100 Attendees → Retail Guidance for In-Store Shopping, Already in Place for Certain Counties, Now … [Read more...] about California approves opening places of worship and retail stores
Tulare County Coroner seeks information on deceased man’s family
On Tuesday, May 5, Tulare County Sheriff's Office deputies were called to 505 E. Naranjo Blvd. in Woodlake for an unattended death. The investigation revealed that Dane Weatherly had passed away on a public bench at this address.County Coroner seeks … [Read more...] about Tulare County Coroner seeks information on deceased man’s family
Three Rivers locals form Food It Forward
It's two for one giving and it gives our local food establishments the best chance at being there for us when the storm passes. (Diana Jules, Food It Forward organizer) While Three Rivers adjusts to what comes next in this pandemic, a core group of locals … [Read more...] about Three Rivers locals form Food It Forward
Lake Kaweah opens Kaweah Marina and Lemon Hill (May 20)
The Sacramento District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced May 19 that the Lemon Hill launch ramp, parking lots, and restroom facilities associated with the privately managed Kaweah Marina at Lake Kaweah will be open for public use beginning … [Read more...] about Lake Kaweah opens Kaweah Marina and Lemon Hill (May 20)
Hiker dies in Salt Creek fall
A rescue operation in the Salt Creek area of Three Rivers turned fatal for a Tulare County teenager who was within weeks of graduating from high school. On Friday, May 15, a 911 call for help was received at 6:22 p.m. from the Salt Creek environs where a … [Read more...] about Hiker dies in Salt Creek fall
Prescribed burn planned for Cedar Grove
Fire managers from Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks have scheduled the first prescribed burn of 2020 in the Cedar Grove area of Kings Canyon National Park. The fire will be ignited sometime before the end of May. This is the second phase of the Cedar … [Read more...] about Prescribed burn planned for Cedar Grove
County urges more residents to get tested for COVID-19
Testing capacity for COVID-19 has increased in Tulare County and local officials urge residents who work in essential services, individuals who are returning to work in retail businesses, and anyone who believes they may have been exposed to COVID-19 to make an … [Read more...] about County urges more residents to get tested for COVID-19