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Tulare County Association of Realtors member, Brian Gilbert, said that Visalia is the last nice place
in California where you can find an affordable home. According to the California Association of
Realtors, two-thirds of Central Valley residents can afford a median priced home in their town versus
only 34% of Bay Area residents.

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To help build leadership capacity and acquire water management tools for valley communities, Self-Help Enterprises invites water board members and staff, water leaders, and residents from rural communities to participate in the 2019 Rural Communities Water Managers Leadership Institute.

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Gov. Newsom signed an emergency drinking water bill while leaning on a desk at the school, just outside of Reedley, Wednesday afternoon.

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While Visalia’s more prosperous residents enjoy some of the lowest housing prices in the state, local affordable housing experts point out that the area also suffers among the highest rates of poverty in California.

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The workshop will be 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 9 at Fresno State University’s Center for Irrigation Technology conference room at 5370 N. Chestnut Ave. in Fresno. Lunch will be provided.

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The Planning Commission on Thursday agreed to some minor changes to the Stonegate Village affordable housing apartment complex in the Villages of Patterson area, west of Walnut Grove School and north of Walnut Avenue.

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Many Americans may not realize that in the prosperous state of California, over 1 million people are without a source of clean drinking water in their homes or communities. There are many causes for this dilemma, but agricultural practices are a major contributor.

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A day after proposing a tax on drinking water, Gov. Gavin Newsom took a “surprise” road trip to meet with Stanislaus County residents in a community known for having unsafe wells.

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Tulare County officials took steps forward to address the local homeless issues in Visalia and Porterville.

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On December 28, SHE will began construction for the new Sequoia Commons –a 66-unit affordable rental community in Goshen. The rental project is phase I of a two-phase project located on the 6.85-acre multifamily parcel at the southwest corner of Riggin and west of Road 76, and will include 22 one-bedroom units, 22 two-bedroom units, and 22 three-bedroom units.

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