Governor Newsom plans $22 million spend to tackle California's exotic fruit fly infestation
California is grappling with a major agricultural issue, as a tiny insect wreaks havoc on the state's farming industry. On Wednesday, Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled his plan to allocate $22 million towards tackling the problem. The governor's strategy involves investing millions in efforts to curb the proliferation of exotic fruit flies, including the Mediterranean, Mexican, and Oriental
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