KINGS COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- A number of atmospheric rivers this past winter brought Tulare Lake back to life but at a cost to local farmers and people living in the area. Wednesday, the Kings ...

As Tulare Lake reclaims its historic footprint in the lowlands of the San Joaquin Valley, long-forgotten ecosystems have been revived. The Times took a tour with the Kings County Sheriff’s ...

KINGS COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- In Kings County, floodwater is now covering a large area of agricultural land in the Tulare Lake Basin. The water levels are something we haven't seen in nearly four ...

TULARE LAKE BASIN, Calif ... a triangle of land in Kings County on the north end of Lemoore, bordered by the North and South forks of the Kings River. As a teen, he roamed Lemoore on foot ...

Tulare Lake was once the largest freshwater lake ... the damage just in Kings County cost nearly $300 million in today’s dollars, and the water took two years to clear, according to John ...

About 90,000 acres of farmland in Kings County, California, is currently serving as the lake bottom for Tulare, Dusty Ference, executive director for the King's County Farm Bureau, told ABC News.

The water that has started to resurrect Tulare Lake will ruin more than 41% of Kings County’s $2.43 billion crop value – plus tally another $1 billion in additional damages – as officials ...

Allensworth State Historic Park is nearby. Corcoran, a city of about 22,000, is located in Kings County in the footprint of the old Tulare Lake. The city this week declared a local state of ...

Kings County is a community right next to the lake. " That's approximately 10 percent of the county. However, over the last few months, Tulare Lake has shrunk to approximately 4,500 acres.

An area that includes the Tulare Lake Basin, right outside the City of Corcoran, which swallowed up a large portion of Kings County’s farmland. “Kings County is at about 890,000 acres.

The area is under widespread flooding about a mile south of Quebec Avenue, south of Corcoran in Kings County, where flood waters are re-filling the Tulare Lake basin. María G. Ortiz-Briones ...