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By SEAN NEALON, The Press-Enterprise
Fewer potatoes nationwide help California grower
By SEAN NEALON, The Press-Enterprise
SAN JACINTO, Calif. -- A truck loaded with 50,000 pounds of Chieftain potatoes coated in dirt from an arrives at the San Jacinto packing shed. Immediately, the red potatoes get a bath and, dripping, ride a conveyer belt inside.
Several dozen workers pick out dried grass and discard misshapen and rotten potatoes. Machines sort the potatoes by size and drop them into 50-pound boxes.
Underage undercover: California's tobacco crackdown
By SEAN NEALON, The Press-Enterprise
CORONA, Calif. -- A white minivan with tinted windows recently pulled up to the CVS drug store in Corona, Calif. The 17-year-old undercover decoy slid open the door and walked inside.
Several minutes later she came out, a pack of Marlboro Reds in hand.
Bear paws found at Calif. home won't lead to criminal charges
By SEAN NEALON, The Press-Enterprise
A bear whose paws were found last month in a plastic bag on the front steps of a Riverside, Calif. home was legally killed and the hunter will not face criminal charges, a state fish and game investigation found.
Experts disagree over best age to start swimming
By SEAN NEALON, The Press-Enterprise
Genevieve Milkie started swimming lessons when she was 7 months old. Now, the 3-year-old from Riverside, Calif., can hold her breath under water and swim freestyle and backstroke.
Builders cater to larger Latino families
By SEAN NEALON, The Press-Enterprise
Jose and Maria Becerra were out of space at their 1,034-square-foot home in La Puente in Los Angeles County. They couldn't host large family gatherings. Their son, Gabriel, shared a bedroom with his grandmother, Maria. The cramped kitchen limited Jose's cooking.
Rescue beacons prove to be lifesavers
By SEAN NEALON, The Press-Enterprise
Two lost hikers.
One had a personal locator beacon. One didn't.
One was rescued. One is presumed dead.

