Orosi News

The sentencing of Nancy Ortiz, the Orosi woman convicted of second-degree murder in the death of her newborn daughter, was postponed until Nov.

Tulare County officials will host a workshop Friday focusing on the expansion of free transportation for at-risk youth.

A man facing the possibility of life in prison for murdering an Orosi man during a July 2007 armed robbery may ask for a new trial.

Tulare County sheriff's detectives are investigating the kidnapping and sexual assault of a 7-year-old girl in Orosi.

An Orosi man who authorities said was walking across a major thoroughfare in north Tulare County suffered fatal injuries when he was struck by a pickup Friday night.

A 45-year-old Fresno woman was arrested on suspicion of robbing a man of his clothing at gunpoint, police said Friday.

A 36-year-old U.S. Postal Service mail carrier suffered bites on her right arm and shoulder when she was attacked by four dogs Monday in the Mayfair area, Fresno County sheriff's deputies reported Tuesday.

Navarro - To Cristal and Juan Navarro of Visalia on Sept. 29, a girl, 6 lbs. Wilson - To Elizabeth and Brendan Wilson of Visalia on Oct.

A shots-fired call in Orosi led Tulare County sheriff's deputies Sunday night to the home of a suspected Sureno gang member.

A shots fired call in Orosi led Tulare County Sheriff's Deputies to the home of a suspected Sureno gang member Sunday night.

Thumbs up to Ray Moreno of Orosi, who Tuesday will be formally honored with a presidential unit citation for his bravery as a tank gunner in Vietnam nearly 40 years ago.

During Character Counts! Week, Oct. 18-24, the Times-Delta will publish a feature story each day spotlighting a student who demonstrated one of the Six Pillars of Character.

Authorities said a woman walking through security at the St. Lucie County Courthouse was found to have marijuana in her purse.

Eighteen-year-old tank gunner Ray R. Moreno had been in Vietnam just three weeks when the firefight began.

The Latino Peace Officer Association is having its 15th annual awards dinner and dance to recognize outstanding peace officers for 2009.

A central California mother accused of abandoning three newborns could face more than 22 years in prison after being convicted of second-degree murder and child abuse charges.A Tulare County jury needed less than an hour Thursday to return the verdict against 24-year-old Nancy Ortiz.Two infants were discovered alive in 2005 and 2006 and are in ...

The fate of an Orosi woman who is accused of abandoning three newborn babies in 2005 and 2006 -- and of murder for the death of one of the babies -- was put Wednesday in the hands of jurors, who will begin their deliberations this morning.

In response to years of complaints about issues like public hearings being held without the release of agendas and rates being raised without notifying residents, Tulare County leaders are inviting representatives from local agencies like water and sewage districts to learn how to follow the laws pertinent to their elected positions.

An Orosi woman with a methamphetamine habit murdered her newborn baby by placing the infant in the back of a neighbor's pickup where the baby froze to death, a Tulare County prosecutor told a jury Wednesday.

Jury selection is scheduled to begin tomorrow in the trial of a Cutler man accused of shooting to death in 2007 an employee of a Visalia convenience store.