U.S. Senator John Thune (R-S.D.) recently introduced legislation to improve grazing rights for the U.S. Forest Service national grasslands permit holders. Under current Federal Land Policy and Management Act rules, ranchers with permits on national grasslands do not have the same rights as those with grazing permits on Bureau of Land Management and national forest land.

The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office has made an arrest in connection with nearly a dozen cattle found dead and buried near Henry Coe Park in central California in June. Marc Belluomini, 54, of Fremont was arrested Monday on 11 counts of animal abuse, two counts of illegal cattle driving, and one count of brandishing […]

The Santa Clara Sheriff’s Office has an opened an investigation after finding dead cattle on a property near Henry Coe Park in central California. Authorities believe the cows died due to a grazing rights dispute between the land owner and the cattle owner. Sheriff’s Office is actively investigating a case involving several dead and buried […]