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Men's Soccer Drops 2024 Debut Against Banana Slugs
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. --- The Pacific Lutheran Men's Soccer team (0-1) opened the season on the road against the University of California, Santa Cruz Banana Slugs (1-1) as they fell 2-1. Senior Trevor Thompson cut the deficit late but the Lutes lone score wasn't enough to match the Slugs. The...
3 Central Valley dairies come down with the bovine bird flu
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The California Department of Food and Agriculture confirmed three cases of the avian flu among Central Valley cows Friday. “It is something that can transmit through a herd fairly quickly, and so that’s why identifying potentially sick cows… on the early side is so important,” Fresno County Farm Bureau CEO Ryan […]
California one step closer to banning certain food dyes in school lunches
A bill to outlaw the use of certain food dyes in school meals has advanced through the California Legislature and is headed for the Governor’s desk. If signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom, schools across the state would no longer be allowed to sell or provide food that included six chemicals that studies have […]
Sunnyvale officials delay vote to ban artificial turf
The debate between using artificial turf or natural grass on government-owned athletic fields in Sunnyvale has been pushed into the future, leaving environmental activists and youth sports groups in limbo. The Sunnyvale City Council declined to decide on banning artificial turf after a 4-2 vote, with Mayor Larry Klein and...
California Garlic Festival kicks off in Los Banos
After years in Gilroy, The California Garlic Festival gets underway on Friday in Los Banos at the Merced County Spring Fairgrounds.The festival celebrates all things garlic.Tens of thousands of people are expected to stop by to try various garlic-inspired dishes.Among some of the items you can try include garlic fries, garlic bread, garlic pesto pasta and even garlic ice cream.The festival runs through Sunday.
California bills to ban plastic ‘reusable’ shopping bags move forward
Plastic bags at stores across California could soon become a relic of the past after lawmakers passed two bills that would expand the state's existing single-use bag ban to include the "recyclable" alternative now used by some retailers.
The End-of-Session Drama in California's Capitol
It’s crunch time in the California Capitol. Lawmakers have until midnight tomorrow to pass legislation out of both houses and send it to the governor for his signature or veto. Marisa and Guy talk about the end-of-session controversies and Sacramento drama with KCRA capitol correspondent Ashley Zavala. This conversation...
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