KINGSBURG, Calif. (AP) -- Del Monte Foods is closing one of its peach processing plant in California's San Joaquin Valley, resulting in the loss of 70 full-time and 1,100 season jobs.

The closing of the Kingsburg plant in Fresno County will take place over the next year.

San Francisco-based Del Monte says it is consolidating its peach processing operations into one plant in Modesto.

The Fresno Bee says the Kingsburg plant has processed cling peaches to be packed into metal cans for 90 years.

Del Monte will continue to buy peaches from Kingsburg-area growers, who supply about 25 percent of its peaches.

Each year the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) bestows awards on educational leaders whose work goes above and beyond to positively impact the students of California.  At ACSA’s Region VII conference in South Lake Tahoe, CA, May 4-6, Cindy Young, Director of ROP/Career Technical Education programs at the Stanislaus County Office of Education, was named the 2012 Classified Manager of the Year.

Young began her career at SCOE 32 years ago as Secretary to the Director of ROP (Regional Occupational Program).  She was hired as a result of her training through ROP and has had a strong commitment to ROP since that time.  Young works closely with the 14 districts and numerous instructors in Stanislaus and Tuolumne counties.

MODESTO, CA - Dozens of headstones at cemeteries on Scenic Drive in Modesto were pushed over last Sunday night or early Monday morning.

Five cemeteries sit on about 50 acres of land, just east of downtown Modesto.  Work crews were busy all day Monday putting the grave markers back in place.  Some of them weighed many hundreds of pounds.

The vandalism was upsetting to people who volunteer their time helping to maintain the facilities.

"Very devastating to hear the news.  I don't understand the motive behind it.  I think it boils down to disrespect.  It brings up anger in towards the people who do it," said Alan Hamilton.

Modesto police were at the cemeteries Monday collecting evidence. No arrests have been made.

Similar vandalism happened at the same cemeteries about two and a half years ago.  Managers said it was not affordable to install high fencing because of the size of the properties.