After two previous public hearings, RMA staff will present an updated resolution with conditions recommended during the October 16 Planning Commission meeting. Maria McElroy, District 4 (Dinuba) asked staff to re-examine a setback waiver that sought to allow … [Read more...] about Paradise Ranch tops October 30 Planning Commission agenda
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In fire-prone California, many residents can’t afford wildfire insurance
Over the past several years, premiums have risen significantly – as much as 300% to 500% in many cases. And in many high-risk areas, insurers are increasingly opting not to renew coverage. In the past four years insurers have dropped more than 340,000 … [Read more...] about In fire-prone California, many residents can’t afford wildfire insurance
The Fresno Bee to eliminate Saturday print publication in 2020
Subscribers of The Fresno Bee, who are obviously dwindling in today’s rapidly changing media and information landscape, received a noteworthy email on October 8 from the Bee's publisher. Here is an excerpt: The Fresno Bee is changing to ensure we are able to … [Read more...] about The Fresno Bee to eliminate Saturday print publication in 2020
Three Rivers School students spend a day at Park Ridge Fire Lookout
One of the favorite activities of the Buck Rock Foundation is its student education program. All three of our lookouts — Buck Rock, Delilah and Park Ridge — entertain kids of all ages where they learn the importance of fire lookouts and receive hands-on … [Read more...] about Three Rivers School students spend a day at Park Ridge Fire Lookout
Climbers discover skeleton on flank of Mount Williamson
The climbers were closing in on the top of California’s second-highest peak when they came upon the grisly discovery of what looked like a bone buried in a boulder field. Closer inspection revealed a fractured human skull. Tyler Hofer and his climbing partner … [Read more...] about Climbers discover skeleton on flank of Mount Williamson
PC continues short term rental ordinance and Paradise Ranch special use permit
Following a second lengthy public hearing, on Wednesday, October 16, the Tulare County Planning Commission voted to continue until November 6 the decision on the short term rental ordinance. After questioning Charlie Norman, Tulare County Fire Chief, the … [Read more...] about PC continues short term rental ordinance and Paradise Ranch special use permit
Sequoia and Kings Canyon incidents during a fall holiday weekend
SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK Ash Mountain ● Rangers responded to a report of a possible suicidal person that came through the Big Stump Entrance Station headed for Moro Rock. She was contacted at Eleven Range after missing the turn to … [Read more...] about Sequoia and Kings Canyon incidents during a fall holiday weekend
Covered California 2020 Open Enrollment Period: October 15-January 31
Open enrollment is the period during which people can purchase health insurance for the upcoming year. During Open Enrollment, you can apply for health insurance or change your current plan without a “qualifying life event” (*see below for description). Open … [Read more...] about Covered California 2020 Open Enrollment Period: October 15-January 31
Three Rivers speaks out on STR ordinance: Part 3
In Part 3, South Fork residents Steve and Elizabeth LaMar and Julianna Seligman offer comments at the September 25 County of Tulare Planning Commission meeting. Steve LaMar has been at odds with guests who have stayed in short-term rentals in houses on both … [Read more...] about Three Rivers speaks out on STR ordinance: Part 3
Three Rivers plant nursery blossoms under new owner
After decades of serving Three Rivers with a variety of plants and garden products, the last few years for the Three Rivers plant nursery has included a lot of false starts. However, if you haven't been to old Sierra Garden Center lately, you are in for a … [Read more...] about Three Rivers plant nursery blossoms under new owner