Chloe Lovejoy

DWR adds 10% bump to water allocations * Budget cut may be ‘modified’ * Craig guns for a Senate seat

A new lawsuit against the National Park Service is attempting to ensure the long-term viability of agricultural land in the Point Reyes National Seashore. 

A group of University of California, Merced researchers found that the majority of a key air polluter is generated by dust from fallowed Central Valley farmland.

Two Salinas vegetable producers are paying $17,000 to compensate a former employee over unfair labor practices. 

The Bureau of Reclamation raised Central Valley Project allocations to 50% for south-of-Delta agricultural contractors.

Newsom elevates DPR staffer * Trade uncertainty at 100 days * USDA raises inflation forecast

Ag overtime bill fails * Rollins on trade aid * Estate tax impact examined * Minn. Rs hit Craig on town halls

A writing coach for regulators * USDA payments back on * EU sees opening with US-China trade conflict

LCFS update ‘falls short’ * Rollins talks reorg * WH bullish on China deal

The California rice industry is getting a chance to showcase its wildlife conservation successes. 
Senate Bill 765 would name the California-native giant garter snake as the official state snake. Author Senator Roger Niello, R-Fair Oaks, called the snake “an essential part of our natural heritage.”