Cutler News

While some Tulare County communities saw 106-degree highs on Sunday, Visalia caught a relative break at least at the official weather station.

Tulare County Sheriff's Department detectives Thursday made a second arrest in connection a May 29 shooting into an inhabited Cutler home.

Several community service organizations are partnering up to bring refurbished, low-cost computers to Cutler-Orosi residents at two computer fairs this week.

California Highway Patrol officers interview witnesses and drivers after a five-vehicle, chain-reaction crash Saturday afternoon in Cutler on Road 128 near Avenue 404.

Just in time for the peak harvests of California stone fruit and table grapes, the Delano terminal of Railex LLC, Schenectady, N.Y., has added a second train per week to the firma s Rotterdam, N.Y., terminal.

He may have lost his bid for Mayor of Fresno last year, but Fresno City Council Member Henry T. Perea is already planning his next political move.

Tulare County polling stations have grown by one going into today's California special election.

Central California stone fruit growers abandoned by the surprise closing of Ballantine Produce Co.

About 1,000 environmentally friendly jobs will be available for Tulare County youths and young adults this summer thanks to $3.9 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Labor.

A South Valley community is struggling to stop a growing graffiti problem. And Orosi church leaders want to know why their facilities are being targeted more often.

An Orosi man was arrested Wednesday in connection with a burglary of a Cutler manufacturer.

Rosie Villarreal remembers her brother, Tulare County Sheriff's Department Sgt. Greg Hernandez, as a practical joker and how she usually ended up as the punch line.

The San Joaquin Valley towns of Cutler and Caruthers will renovate their wastewater systems with the help of economic stimulus grants announced Tuesday.

The search is on for Amner Lopez Manzanarez, a.k.a "Piolin," who law enforcement official say allegedly stabbed a man to death.

CUTLER, Calif., -- As migrant workers from Mexico begin their journey north to take summer jobs in fields and construction sites across the U.S., public health officials and others are fanning out to intercept them at food lines and churches in hopes of stemming the spread of deadly swine flu.

Authorities continue to seek a third suspect in the fatal stabbing Sunday of a Cutler man.

Two men are behind bars, arrested for a weekend murder in Cutler. Tulare County Sheriff's Deputies found 21-year-old Antonio Escobar bleeding from a stab wound, around midnight Sunday.

Authorities arrested eight people, including one juvenile, over four days of gang sweeps in the Cutler and Orosi area that concluded Sunday, the Tulare County Sheriff's Department announced today.

The Tulare County Sheriff's Department is investigating the stabbing death of Antonio Salazar Escobar, 21, of Cutler early Sunday morning.

An Orosi man was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without parole after he pleaded guilty last month to first-degree murder in what prosecutors called a "homicidal crime spree." Jose Delgadillo, 21, pleaded guilty last month to first-degree murder with special circumstances of being a gang member and committing a drive-by murder, conspiracy to ...