California Hot Springs News

Major repairs on sections of Deer Creek Mill Road and Last Chance Road in the Sequoia National Forest could begin as soon as 2011 and pave the way for smoother access to the area's Giant Sequoia groves.

Tulare County Sheriff's Department Lt. Michael Boudreaux will be promoted to the rank of captain at a 2 p.m. Monday ceremony.

Tulare County Sheriff's Department Lt. Michael Boudreaux will be promoted to the rank of captain at a 2 p.m. Monday ceremony.

Near inimitable flavors stood out at the Springville Farmer's Market this weekend.

The lawyer for a California Hot Springs woman accused of animal cruelty may file a motion to suppress evidence in the case.

More than two months after officials seized 32 cats and dogs, one ram and 16 dead kittens from a property in southeastern Tulare County, the property owner, a 62-year-old California Hot Springs woman, is speaking out about the animal cruelty charges filed against her.

The public is invited to attend a presentation about newly acquired land and facilities in the Western Divide Ranger District, Giant Sequoia National Monument.

It's amazing how technology can help a business lather up opportunities for growth.

Thirty-five kittens were found dead Tuesday inside a home in southeast Tulare County, the Tulare County Sheriff's Department reported.

Twelve dogs, 20 cats, one sheep and about 35 dead kittens were removed Tuesday from a California Hot Springs residence.

The latest case of animal hoarding is going on in the Tulare County town of California Hot Springs.

Tulare County authorities seized 12 dogs, 20 cats and one sheep Tuesday from a California Hot Springs resident who is accused of cruelty to animals.