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The employer of a pregnant teenager who died of heat stroke after pruning grapevines for nine hours in hot weather was hit Wednesday with the highest fine ever issued to a California farming operation.

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A federal judge has ruled that California’s water systems threaten to push native salmon into extinction, but stopped short of ordering any immediate water cutbacks farmers said could cost millions in lost crops.

 
 
Jul 11 2008 by AP0 Comments

The federal Environmental Protection Agency strengthened regulations Thursday on five common pesticides and for the first time required farmers to set up sizable buffer zones around fields treated with the chemicals.

 
 
Jul 9 2008 by AP0 Comments

More than 4,800 dairy cows at risk of carrying tuberculosis are being slaughtered this week in central California, where nearly 16,000 cattle in the country’s largest milk-producing region have been quarantined, federal officials said.

 
 
Jul 2 2008 by AP1 Comments

California’s raging wildfires have created a smoky haze so stifling that some doctors in the state’s landlocked farm country say their waiting rooms have been crowding with patients struggling to breathe amid the soot-laden air.

 
 
Jul 1 2008 by AP0 Comments

California’s raging wildfires have created a smoky haze so stifling that doctors in the state’s landlocked farm country say their waiting rooms have been crowding with patients struggling to breathe amid the soot-laden air.

 
 
Jun 25 2008 by AP0 Comments

Rescue crews searched the central Sierra Nevada on Wednesday for nine teenagers and two adult hikers missing in a rugged area of the mountains.

 
 
Jun 25 2008 by AP0 Comments

Rescue crews are searching the central Sierra Nevada in California for nine teenagers and two adult hikers who are missing in a rugged area of the mountains.

 
 
Jun 23 2008 by AP0 Comments

John McCain distanced himself Monday from a top adviser who said another terrorist attack on the United States in this election year would benefit the Republican presidential candidate.

 
 
Jun 23 2008 by AP0 Comments

John McCain is hoping to solve the country’s energy crisis with cold hard cash. The presumed Republican nominee on Monday proposed a $300 million government prize to whoever can develop an automobile battery that far surpasses existing technology. The bounty would equate to $1 for every man, woman and child in the country, “a small price to pay for helping to break the back of our oil dependency,” McCain said at Fresno State University.

 
 
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Campaign advisor Charlie Black waits to board the charter jet with Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain in Fresno, Calif., Monday, June 23, 2008. McCain distanced himself from comments in which one of his top advisors said another terrorist...