
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Paul and Reggie talk about the first case of Monkey Pox in Tulare County. They draw the differences in town between COVID and Monkey Pox from the county's health administration institutions (2:20); Then they talk about the Tulare Local Healthcare District's letter to the California State Bar's reticence to discipline the district's former attorney Bruce Greene 18 months after the conclusion of an investigation (14:25).
Paul and Reggie talk about the state of housing in light of a 500 unit complex ready to be built in Visalia (2:30); Then they talk about the recent diesel excise tax holiday story they published this week (12:25).
Paul and Reggie talk about the $11.2 million deficit that Kaweah Health is facing according to their 2022-23 budget (2:50); Then they talk about the moves law enforcement has made to solve the cold case of Angelica Ramirez's rape and murder in March 1994, and what law enforcement has done as a whole to thwart kidnappings with advanced technology (14:20).
Paul and Reggie talk about the ongoings of the Jan. 6 committee hearing before jumping into the all but certain death of the parcel tax that could have helped save the Exeter District Cemetery's finances (6:30); Then they talk about the sale of Western Milling in Goshen to an agriculture conglomerate (19:30).
Paul and Reggie drop new prices for an annual subscription to The Sun-Gazette going from $35/year to a whopping $50/year or $4.99/month starting on July 1.
Then they talk about the efficacy of the January 6 Congressional Hearings and where they hope former President Trump lands after the Justice Department decides to investigate. Locally they talk about where key races stand two weeks after the June 7 primary, in particular the Tulare County District 4 Board Supervisor race and the 22nd Congressional Race for David Valadao and Rudy Salas (8:20); Lastly they talk about an AP story that got it all wrong when they investigated California's efforts to buy water rights to meet their own water conservation needs (20:00).
From the publisher's feed