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Phoenix metro area among hardest hit by Great Recession, survey finds

From 2008 to 2010, the Great Recession has disproportionately impacted the Phoenix area causing one of the most dramatic declines in employment rates among the nation's 50 largest

By Chris Hinyub

September 29, 2011

Phoenix metro area among hardest hit by Great Recession, survey finds

Dairy industry split over proposed subsidy legislation

A bipartisan proposal to reform federal milk subsidies drew support from a leading dairy farmers group on Monday after it was announced that participation in a component milk supply-control program

By Chris Hinyub

September 28, 2011

Dairy industry split over proposed subsidy legislation

Ron Paul takes heat as he challenges the bipartisan status quo on national security spending

Apologists for the Military-Industrial Complex generally use one of two methods to prevent an outbreak of rational thought that would undermine the subsidization of history's most privately-profitable yet

By Chris Hinyub

September 23, 2011

Ron Paul takes heat as he challenges the bipartisan status quo on national security spending

Wine industry optimistic despite grape shortage

A slow economy and unusually cool weather this season have significantly tightened wine grape supplies. Industry insiders expect the shortages to last for several years but say the retail price

By Chris Hinyub

September 22, 2011

Wine industry optimistic despite grape shortage

Brown's \vetomania\ reveals new independent approach

Governor Jerry Brown has upwards of 600 bills to consider before the October 9th deadline for approval of all legislation passed last session, and he insists he'll continue

By Chris Hinyub

September 21, 2011

Brown's \vetomania\ reveals new independent approach

This week in war

A top lobbying group for the arms industry has announced its intentions to lobby the new Congressional Supercommittee against defense spending cuts. According to the Aerospace Industries Association, the Pentagon&

By Chris Hinyub

September 16, 2011

September farm update

The annual California grape harvest is in full swing and so far field reports are positive, with few weather related issues. Raisin grape growers are picking their produce at its

By Chris Hinyub

September 15, 2011

Hunting in the city: new regulations please sportsmen, wildlife officials

Tomorrow will mark the close of dove season in the greater Phoenix Metropolitan area. The past two weeks have been a trial run for a new state law that has

By Chris Hinyub

September 14, 2011

Hunting in the city: new regulations please sportsmen, wildlife officials

This week in war

Military operations in Afghanistan have cost three U.S. servicemen (icasualties.org) their lives and an additional $2.4 billion over the past week. In Iraq, thanks to a new

By Chris Hinyub

September 9, 2011

California farm revenues up, but so are expenses

California agriculture showed increased farm revenue in 2010 but also paid more in expenses, two government reports show. Last year, California garnered a record $37.5 billion in receipts from

By Chris Hinyub

September 8, 2011

California farm revenues up, but so are expenses

State regulators ignored experts, catered to pesticide industry

California's former top pesticide regulator Mary-Ann Warmerdam, whose office was responsible for approving methyl iodide for agricultural use during the last days of the Schwarzenegger administration, ignored warnings

By Chris Hinyub

September 7, 2011

State regulators ignored experts, catered to pesticide industry

This week in war

August saw the most U.S. soldier fatalities in Afghanistan in a single month since the beginning of the decade-long occupation by coalition forces. A total of 67 U.S.

By Chris Hinyub

September 2, 2011