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Fig Harvest is Here – California Fresh Fig Industry Poised for Growth
Madera, California, is the nation’s capitol for fig production. Fresh fig harvest is well underway and growers are expecting the best crop they’ve had in years. Karla Stockli CEO of the California Fresh Fig Growers Association and California Fig Advisory Board met with Matthew Malcolm on California Ag Network to share an exciting outlook for the 2024 crop and bright future of the fig industry. Watch this brief interview and read more in California Fruit & Vegetable Magazine.
CA farmers agree to conserve 700,000 acre-feet of water in Lake Mead through 2026
The Imperial Irrigation District in California, which uses more Colorado River water than any other district in the West, finalized an agreement on Monday to leave up to 700,000 acre-feet of water in Lake Mead through 2026. As part of the landmark conservation agreement with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, the district will receive federal […]
Residents in the mountains have been faced with non-renewals for their policies
Since April of last year, insurance companies have been dropping homeowner policies in California. In the Frazier mountain region, it's been especially difficult for some residents.
1st human West Nile virus cases reported in Santa Clara County, including 1 death
Santa Clara County reported the first two cases of West Nile virus in 2024, including one patient who died at a hospital this month, health authorities said Wednesday.The Santa Clara County Public Health Department said the adult patient who died was immunocompromised and died at a hospital after experiencing West Nile symptoms. The second person is also an adult who was hospitalized but is now recovering at home, the health department said.No additional details about either patient were released because of medical privacy concerns.The county's Vector Control has detected West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes in various county ZIP codes and has...
Silicon Valley Pride: ‘We Want to Get Loud’
Starting on Monday, Santa Clara Valley will be a bit brighter, more fun, extra colorful and—most of all—much louder. But it will be a joyful noise, welling up from a community coming together to celebrate. It’s all part of Silicon Valley Pride Week, the South Bay’s annual celebration...
Theft of Santa Teresa High School Sports Gear Puts San Jose Football Season on Edge, Community Rallies with Donations
The Santa Teresa High School football team in San Jose is dealing with an unexpected setback before their season has even begun. According to NBC Bay Area, thieves made off with critical sports equipment from the school's storage facilities over the last weekend. The equipment, vital for an array of school activities, including football, band, and cheer, was revealed to have been stolen after the East Side Union High School District noticed damage to storage cabinets.
The SF Giants are losing the kind of games that playoff teams win
The SF Giants are coming off two bitter and frustrating extra-innings losses to the Atlanta Braves. The Giants at their best are clearly good enough to make the postseason, but they are losing the kind of games that playoff teams win. The SF Giants are losing the close games that...
Postal worker targeted by armed robber in Blackhawk
A postal worker was the victim of an armed robbery in the community of Blackhawk near Danville late Wednesday morning, according to authorities.Police and postal inspectors are investigating the armed robbery. Authorities received a call at about 1130 a.m. from a postal worker who said they were robbed while out on their rounds on the 2000 block of Portola. Chopper footage showed East Bay police are canvassing the neighborhood in search of the suspect. The U.S. Postal Service inspector confirms that they were on scene and investigating.Authorities have not provided any suspect information as far as a description or the type of vehicle they could be in.
San Francisco restaurant fires employee after racist slur found on receipt
SAN FRANCISCO - A San Francisco restaurant says it has fired an employee after he left a racist message on a customer's receipt. That customer tells KTVU she was visiting the Bay Area from the East Coast, when she got the shocking message. The restaurant tells KTVU it acted immediately.
Rents Are Finally Falling — Here Are the Cities With the Biggest Drops
Renters may finally be getting a break. The median asking rent across all bedroom counts fell year-over-year in July — the first time that’s happened since the the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic back in June 2020, according to real estate company Redfin. The median asking rate for...
Mountain House man sentenced to 18 years in San Ramon rape case
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A 35-year-old Mountain House man is now facing a total of 26 years in prison for two sexual assaults in the Bay Area, having recently been sentenced to an additional 18 years by a Contra Costa judge for the assault of a woman at a party in San Ramon three years ago.
Study ranks California’s best community colleges
Californians looking to get their associate degrees have some pretty good options to choose from, according to a new study. Researchers at financial services company WalletHub analyzed 653 schools that are part of the American Association of Community Colleges and evaluated them on three key dimensions: cost and financing, education outcomes and career outcomes. Once the […]
Deschutes County remains under Oregon DEQ air quality advisory due to smoke from Oregon, California wildfires
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality issued an air quality advisory Wednesday for Deschutes County and portions of Harney and Klamath counties due to smoke from fires in Oregon and California. The following areas are affected: Deschutes County Northern Harney County Northern Klamath County Lake County The agency said it expects the air quality advisory The post Deschutes County remains under Oregon DEQ air quality advisory due to smoke from Oregon, California wildfires appeared first on KTVZ.
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