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One Washington producer — whose farmworkers sought to unionize — settled a civil rights lawsuit for $3.4 million. Such workers are exempt from federal union protections.

One Washington producer — whose farmworkers sought to unionize — settled a civil rights lawsuit for $3.4 million. Such workers are exempt from federal union protections.

The Food and Drug Administration’s announcement that former EPA official Jim Jones would be the new deputy commissioner for human foods received applause from all quarters Wednesday.

American Vegetable Grower Editor Carol Miller says ag labor has a public relations problem, and it's up to the industry to paint a more positive picture.

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IFPA members testify at Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on labor

Silicon Valley's biggest tech corporations continue hiring foreign workers through the H-1B visa program, even as they carry out mass layoffs.

Unlike other marine mammals, male California sea lions have gotten bigger over the past 50 years as their population has grown.

As climate change alters ocean ecosystems, scientists look to marine mammal ecology and morphology to predict how recovering species will fare in an uncertain future

There have been few local success stories over the last few years as impressive as the evolution of Lina’s Italian Market. Since new ownership took over, the…