- Largest home development up for a vote
- Marijuana advocate wins $800 award
- Egg farmer alleges video was staged
Nearly 20 years after they were proposed, plans for the largest housing development in Merced County's history will soon be up for approval.
Nearly two years ago, medical marijuana advocate Sam Matthews set out to prove he was on the right side of the law in his battle with the city over his seized marijuana buds.
TURLOCK -- Gemperle Farms accused an animal rights group of staging an undercover video that shows employees abusing hens, claiming that the footage was manipulated and workers were coerced.
- Around Town: Friday night ribs
Tenaya Middle School's performing arts and music programs will hold their fifth annual Big Rib Bar-B-Que from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday at Club Mercedes, 569 W. 9th St.
- Lesbian chased out of NYC bathroom settles suit
A popular restaurant has agreed to pay $35,000 to settle a lawsuit with a lesbian who said a bouncer chased her out of the women's bathroom and forced her to leave because she looked masculine.