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Many California farmers turn to agritourism as costs rise: "Everything just keeps going up." (opens the original)
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For many California farmers, growing crops is only part of the job these days. As the cost of fertilizer, seed, fuel and other expenses continues to rise, some farmers are finding new ways to make a living off the land — turning their farms into classrooms, event venues and destinations for visitors. "We also fall under the subcategory of agritourism," said Joe Cates of family-owned Fog Willow Farms in Wilton. Across California, small farms are increasingly leaning into agritourism and other ven
California toughens DUI laws with new penalties, longer license revocations (opens the original)
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California is toughening its DUI laws after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed four bills aimed at increasing penalties for impaired drivers and repeat offenders. The package, signed Friday, includes a new law named after 18-year-old Braun Levi, who was killed in May 2025 by a suspected repeat drunk driver while walking in Manhattan Beach in Southern California. Levi's family had recently relocated to the area after their Pacific Palisades home was destroyed in the 2025 Palisades Fire. His mother, Jennife
Arden shooting leaves woman dead as families take cover inside nearby trampoline park (opens the original)
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A woman was killed and another was critically injured in a shooting Saturday afternoon outside an Arden-area trampoline park, where families inside heard the gunfire and scrambled for cover. Sacramento police said the shooting happened on Arden Way near Urban Air Adventure Park. Officers later arrested 36-year-old Fresno resident Edward Tucker on homicide-related charges. Lysette Rodriguez had just arrived at Urban Air with her two children and a friend when she heard a series of gunshots. "All
Yuba City's Linda's Soda Bar closes, but owner hopes its legacy can continue (opens the original)
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Linda's Soda Bar and Grill, a longtime Yuba City diner known for its 1950s theme and generations of regular customers, closed Sunday after its owner said rising costs made it too difficult to keep the business going. Owner Lori Pack worked at Linda's for nearly 30 years, starting as a waitress before eventually taking over the restaurant. "I just want them to come in and feel at home, that home feel," Pack said. She said the location has operated in some form since at least the 1930s or 1940s, f
Auburn residents raise concerns over city's 12 Flock license plate readers (opens the original)
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More than 100 people gathered Monday for an Auburn Police Department community meeting focused on the city's use of automatic license plate readers, with residents raising concerns about privacy, data sharing and the need for the technology. Auburn has 12 Flock Safety cameras throughout the city under a contract that runs through 2028. Auburn Police Chief Bryan Morrison gave a roughly 45-minute presentation explaining how the automatic license plate readers, or ALPRs, are used by the department
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