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As its popularity among growers and commercial users peaked, Kern County’s Supervisors are considering a new ordinance to regulate the cultivation of hemp.
Gov. Gavin Newsom previewed behind-the-scenes negotiations with water users and environmental groups over restoring fish populations in the Delta.
Five months after China announced it would no longer buy American agricultural products, a new trade deal has officially been reached.
The California Food Expo will end all operations by the end of the month due to financial and organizational constraints, its board of directors announced Wednesday.
A push by a major Fresno farming family to launch a new pistachio processing plant has hit a speed bump, courtesy of Wonderful Pistachios.
You should ignore at your own peril the battle over what rules should govern how California grows the food it feeds itself and the world.
California and the Federal government appear destined on a two-front litigation collision course with issues of utmost importance to the San Joaquin Valley.
One day after impeaching President Donald Trump and just before casting the final legislative vote of the decade, the House …
The two Congressmen are stuck between Natural Resources Chair Raul Grijalva’s investigations and a water plan that sends more water to their districts.
On the same day they filed two articles of impeachment against him, House Democrats reached deal with President Donald Trump on the NAFTA replacement.
