California agrees to postpone Prop. 12 pork law — after the [U.S.] Supreme Court OKd it

A month after the Supreme Court upheld a voter-approved California law that bans the sale of pork produced anywhere from breeding pigs held in small cages, the state has agreed to delay enforcement until next year.

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