Biohazard and Crime Scene Remediation in Corning, CA

Corning is a small incorporated city in Tehama County in the northern Sacramento Valley, about 19 miles south of Red Bluff and roughly 100 miles north of Sacramento.

Corning got its start in 1882, when the railroad was extended to the site, and the community was named after John Corning, a railroad official.

Corning was incorporated on August 6, 1907.

Corning proudly calls itself 'The Olive City,' and olives have shaped its economy and identity for more than a century.

Corning is home to Bell-Carter Foods, the largest table olive processor in the United States and the second-largest in the world, which packs olives under the Lindsay Olives brand.

The first Corning Olive Festival was held in 1946 as a Catholic church fundraiser, and it is now the longest-running olive festival in the United States.

Lucero Olive Oil is based in Corning, with its own orchards, olive mill and public tasting room, and is regarded as one of North America's most award-winning extra virgin olive oil companies.

The Olive Pit is a Corning landmark store specializing in many varieties of table olives, with a wine bar and cafe that make it a popular stop for travelers.

Beyond olives, the Corning area also produces olive oil, dried plums (prunes, including for the Sunsweet label), walnuts and almonds.

The 2020 census counted 8,244 residents in Corning, up from 7,663 in 2010.