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President John F. Kennedy visited Los Banos in 1962 to break ground on the San Luis Reservoir, and delivered a speech about American progress.
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California’s proposed limit for hexavalent chromium — the first in the nation — would raise water rates in many cities. The contaminant, linked to cancer, was made infamous by Erin Brockovich.
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So far, San Joaquin Valley residents have received nearly 200,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine—a sum that may sound high, but falls far short of the…
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Some of the same people who warned state leaders about the probability of Oroville Dam failing are now sounding the alarm at San Luis Reservoir in Merced…
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The average commute in the Central Valley is just around 20 minutes. Now think of a long commute. Now longer. And longer. How about 6 times longer. That…
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Supporters of California’s ambitious High-Speed rail project are making a lot of big promises about what the line can achieve, everything from less…
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By now most people know that almonds use a lot of water, about one gallon per nut. Most growers are relying on groundwater even more this year because…
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In recent months, the valley's agriculture industry has been thrust into the national headlines, largely over the debate over how much water farmers use…
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The recent storms that have hit northern and Central California have much brought needed rain and snow to the state. But they also created a new problem…
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Journalist John D. Sutter is on a quest to do something that many valley residents do, kayak on the San Joaquin River. But instead of going for a short…