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  • 3 weeks ago | gvwire.com | Edward Smith

    The world’s largest almond processor, Blue Diamond Growers, says it will close its Sacramento processing plant this yearThe almond cooperative of 3,000 growers called the move an effort to “streamline” operations as the 50-acre facility had become “inefficient,” according to a news release from the organization. The cooperative said it would transfer manufacturing equipment to plants in Turlock and Salida.

  • 3 weeks ago | gvwire.com | Edward Smith

    A nearly two-decade study from Cal Poly illustrates just how much regulation costs have grown in farming. And, while many regulations address serious food safety issues and labor costs, the amount farmers pay to do business has increased more than 1,300% since 2006. All of this while commodity prices have risen nominally. Fresno County Farm Bureau President Ryan Jacobsen said many regulations have made food safer and contributed to making California the ag capital it is today.

  • 3 weeks ago | gvwire.com | Edward Smith

    A federal grand jury indicted a hospice nurse and CEO on six counts of alleged health care fraud and aggravated identity theft. Federal prosecutors say 34-year-old Jessa Zayas of Santa Clarita was CEO and owner of Healing Hands Hospice and Humane Love Hospice based out of Van Nuys, according to a news release from the U.S. Department of Justice. From June 2023 to May 2025, she allegedly charged at least $2.5 million in fraudulent Medicare billings.

  • 3 weeks ago | gvwire.com | Edward Smith

    The nonprofit supporting Fresno State’s ag specialty college unveiled its first corporate sponsor Thursday supporting students and teachers of the renowned program. The commitment from Fresno Equipment Company comes as the Jordan College of Agricultural Sciences expands its farm operations and the majors offered there — including its award-winning winemaking program.

  • 3 weeks ago | gvwire.com | Edward Smith

    A declaration from President Donald Trump’s administration that the California High Speed Rail is not “viable” is receiving a split reaction from Fresno area elected leaders. Some say the estimated $133 billion project represents more than transportation, while others say money is better spent elsewhere. What is certain: The price tag for high-speed rail has swelled from the original $33 billion estimate in 2008.

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