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Investment members from California, Texas, Indiana, and Michigan, feeding over 500,000 animals annually, join the coalition to develop critical water-saving and decarbonizing technology.

Officials said 37-year-old Ricardo Rios killed Pedro Ruiz by stabbing him over 100 times

FIREBAUGH, Calif. — It was a late March morning and dozens of women and men descended on a San Joaquin Valley asparagus farm — one of the last in the

The high stakes legal chess game that could free more than 130,000 South County residents from paying one of the highest electrical power rates in the nation continues. Last month, South San Joaquin Irrigation District finally secured a court date for a San Joaquin County Superior Court judge to hear its eminent domain case aimed at taking over the PG&E retail power system in

Temperatures will be back in the 70s to start the holiday weekend.

A pair of Turlock High School seniors were recognized as the winners of two scholarships awarded by the Turlock Certified Farmers Market on Saturday morning.

Forever Feed Technologies building high-volume facility in California

A car traveling westbound on East Armstrong Road around 6 p.m. Sunday collided with a Union Pacific train.

The shooting happened early Sunday morning near Howe and El Camino avenues. The women took themselves to a hospital and one of them had life-threatening injuries.

A vehicle crashed Monday morning on Highway 99, California Highway Patrol said. The driver was killed, while another man and a 3-year-old girl were injured.