California wildlife officials are urging residents to help control the invasive Nutria population by turning them into meals. Once eradicated, these large rodents have returned, threatening wetlands and native wildlife. Could eating Nutria become California's new culinary solution?
Discover how California's strawberries and pistachios exemplify the state's agricultural success, nutritional excellence, and stories of resilience, opportunity, and sustainable farming.
The recent layoffs at Bronco Wine Company, the maker of Two Buck Chuck, signal major shifts in the wine industry. Changing consumer preferences, an oversupply of grapes, and increased competition are reshaping the market. As younger generations turn to craft cocktails and seltzers, budget-friendly wines struggle to maintain relevance. What does the future hold for Two Buck Chuck?
Grocery prices surged in January, with eggs, beef, and pork seeing steep increases. Egg prices jumped 15.2% in a month due to avian flu, while beef and pork costs continue to climb. As inflation squeezes American households, political debates over economic policies intensify ahead of the presidential election.
U.S. senators have reintroduced a bill to allow year-round, nationwide sales of E15 fuel, aiming to simplify regulations and expand ethanol market opportunities. Backed by bipartisan support, the legislation seeks to eliminate seasonal restrictions and boost agricultural economies.
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California swings between two extremes—devastating droughts and intense storms. One [...]
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Kim Kardashian is championing another criminal justice reform cause, advocating for higher pay for incarcerated firefighters battling Southern California’s wildfires. Supporting a bill by Assemblymember Isaac Bryan, the proposal seeks to raise their wages to match the lowest state firefighter pay, addressing fairness while adding costs to California's budget.
We’re just as confused as you are. How is looting during emergencies—when families are most vulnerable—not automatically classified as a felony in California? As wildfires devastate communities, District Attorneys Nathan Hochman and Todd Spitzer are calling on Governor Newsom to make looting a felony punishable by state prison, ensuring justice for victims.
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