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College officials are reminding the public to keep their distance from campus animals after receiving a video of several people trespassing and harassing horses.

Over nearly a decade, PG&E has been planning to shut down Diablo Canyon Power Plant and decommission it.

Four young women will compete for the title of Dairy Princess during the District 4 Dairy Princess contest on June 13. The contest will be held at the Turlock Ballroom.

Strawberry grower-shipper awards 14 scholarships

The Potter Valley Rodeo this weekend featured twirling lassos, thundering hooves, and contests of skill with an ax. The wood-chopping competition pit old-timers against newcomers.

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

Police arrested eight Pro-Palestinian protesters blocking an entrance to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo this past week, the university told the the San Luis Obispo Tribune after the demonstration.

Last summer, Andrew Okerlund of Camas scaled Washingtons 100 tallest peaks (aka the Bulger List) in 85 days. Hes the youngest climber to bag all 100 peaks.

The first voices you hear when you enter the Santa Maria Elks Rodeo grounds are the booming voices of rodeo announcers Anthony Lucia and Bob Tallman

The future of Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant is under review. This week, officials met to discuss options for the site after its decommissioning.