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It was a stunning vision of a green city of 150,000 residents rising up out of nowhere, transforming a remote swath of land in southern Kings County into a state-of-the-art combination of waterways, parks, solar-powered homes and businesses.
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FAST Federal Credit Union is expected to score a major victory this week by landing its first sizable tenant for its soon-to-be complete FAST Plaza in downtown Hanford.
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Laton — a sleepy scenic riverside town shaded by oak trees — is not a place where much noise takes place. Except, of course, during April’s rodeo weekend.
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SACRAMENTO — Deep budget cuts to California’s public colleges and universities have caused student fees to skyrocket in recent years, but administrators would have to find another way to make up for declining state funding under a bill moving through the Legislature.
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An internal allegation of misconduct may have gone unanswered by supervisors within the Kings County Sheriff’s Office, according to a grand jury report released this week.
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The $670 million worth of milk Kings County produced in 2008 went all over the world, some ending up as powder or other milk-derived products in countries like China, Indonesia and India.
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Laton — a sleepy scenic riverside town shaded by oak trees — is not a place where much noise takes place.
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Sink your teeth into a burrito sold anywhere between the Bay Area and Los Angeles, and chances are good some of it came from one of Hanford’s most remarkable businesses: Lacey Milling Co.
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Kristin Hollabaugh can relate to many of the students on the College of the Sequoias campus who have a lot on their plates.