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Spring Gardening Tips for a Flourishing Garden
As the vibrant colors of spring burst forth and the air fills with the sweet scent of blossoms, it's the perfect time to roll up your sleeves and tend to your garden. Whether you're a seasoned gar...
Boys and Girls Clubs of Manteca/Lathrop
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Manteca Proposes 1% Sales Tax Increase to Pay for Emergency Services and Road Repairs
Manteca voters may be asked to raise the city’s sales tax rate to 9.25 percent to improve police and fire services and street repairs, City Manager Toni Lundgren said.
McKinley Park’s $15.6M Facelift Also Restoring Hope for a Neglected Stockton Neighborhood
BRENDA HUGGINS HAS lived a few blocks from McKinley Park in South Stockton for all of her life. And she’s thrilled her childhood playground is about to get a much-needed facelift.
From Manteca Bulletin...
Manteca Teen Center Has Open House
The Thomas Toy Community Center at Fremont and Yosemite Avenue held an open house on May 17 ahead of its official opening in September.
Manteca City Council Advances Compensation Increase
The Manteca City Council is moving forward to increase maximum member compensation from the current $600 per month to a maximum of $1900 per month, to take effect in December.
Caltrans to Provide Update on I-5 Bridgework as Part of Stockton Channel Viaduct Project
A meeting scheduled next month in Stockton will provide updates on freeway bridge improvements being implemented as part of the I-5 Stockton Channel Viaduct Project.
California Garlic Festival Says Goodbye to Stockton, Hello to Merced County Fairgrounds
The California Garlic Festival is leaving Stockton and headed to the Merced County fairgrounds this summer.
From San Joaquin Valley Sun...
Delta Tunnel Would Cost $20 Billion
An analysis has been released indicating the cost of construction of the 45 mile long Delta Tunnel would be $20.1 billion, to be paid by a group of 29 water agencies.
From CapPublicRadio...
Advocates Oppose Plans to Close Homeless Camp
Residents and supporters of self-governing homeless "Camp Resolution" marched to Sacramento city hall on May 15 in opposition of city plans to close the camp.
Fundraiser Established for Family of Stockton Gas Station Employee Killed During Robbery
Family friends of a gas station employee fatally shot earlier this month in Stockton have established a GoFundMe account and are asking the public for donations.
Clock Is Ticking on Contract Negotiations, Say Stockton Teachers at Board Meeting Protest
Stockton Unified School District teachers demonstrated outside the school district headquarters this week and voiced their frustrations with labor negotiations during the district’s board meeting.
Fire District Funding Allocated
In their May 14 meeting, the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors approved $1.1 million in increased funding to be distributed across 19 fire districts in the county.
Counties Prepare for Mosquito Season
Mosquito vector control agencies are preparing for mosquito season in San Joaquin and Sacramento counties.
Healthwest Minerals Inc. DBA Mt Capra Products Recalls Goat Milk Formula Recipe Kit and Warns Consumers Against the Use of Product as Infant Formula
Western Mixers Produce & Nuts, Inc. Recalls Yogurt Covered Pretzels Because of Possible Health Risk
Voluntary Recall of Select Great Value Organic Black Chia Seeds Due to The Possible Presence of Salmonella
Your mental health is the most important thing in the world.
The state's never-ending housing crisis has inspired hundreds of thousands of Californians to flee, and inspired an audacious plan for a brand-new city. Here's where the two related stories stand this week.
We take a closer look at ambitious plans to build a new community of up to 400,000 residents in Solano County.
Jan Sramek disavows techno-libertarian 'Network State,' explains why master-planned cities are All-American, and talks of his love for walkable communities.
The California housing crisis is not only weakening the state politically at the national level, it could shift the political balance in Washington, D.C., as Republican-led states add population while California’s exodus continues.
They were odd jobs, but somebody had to do them. On International Workers’ Day, one peripatetic laborer shares his career lowlights.
Despite predictions that the party on the West Coast is winding down, California’s population increased last year for the first time since 2020.
A celebration of the work of an artist who devoted a career to preserving the wildlands he loved. Plus: News you can use, and a tasty recipe!
A celebrated photographer reflects on the life that led to his first book, which captures a secret paradise in the heart of the San Francisco Peninsula.
Before he started making images without a camera, Robert Buelteman was a celebrated nature photographer who worked primarily in black-and-white film.
For the good of Tahoe Truckee forests and communities, funders & local leaders rally to support Northstar Community Services District wood energy facility.
Ee celebrate the efforts our fellow humans have made and are making to help heal our planet and connect us, while we simultaneously consider what we must do to protect our communities as the climate crisis worsens.
Meet the hippie intellectual who changed the world with the first published photograph of our entire planet.
California communities are focusing resources in response to the effects of climate change and other challenges.
A Tesla lobbyist, an LA-based environmental group, and Gov. Jerry Brown brought a rule minted in Sacramento to Beijing, and helped launch China’s EV industry.
We take a look, or rather a listen, to Davisville, a radio show and podcast on low-power but high-energy KDRT 95.7, broadcast out of Davis, California.
Heat pumps, an energy-efficient way to both heat and cool homes, are a necessary element of California's climate goal of net zero carbon emissions. Here's what they are, how they work, and how to get one.
A bill to mandate use of the method will not advance in the Legislature this year in the face of teachers union opposition.
A new bill would make it illegal for homeless residents to camp in certain places, such as near schools, throughout California. Its authors say such a ban has had great success in San Diego. But a closer look at that …
Spring Hosting with Cheese Central’s Cindy Della Monica
Are you looking for delicious Mother's Day brunch ideas that will surely WOW all of the moms in your life? Visit Lodi has you covered! We stopped by Downtown Lodi's premiere (and only!) purveyor o...
Lodi Chamber Recognized for Advocacy Efforts
I was fortunate enough to attend the Cal Chamber Capitol Summit on Wednesday, May 8th. The Chamber was one of 13 in the state recognized for the our Lobby Force advocacy efforts, includi...
Celebrate National Burger Month with Irresistible Recipes and Grilling Tips
May marks the start of National Burger Month, a time to celebrate one of America's favorite culinary delights—the humble yet endlessly versatile burger. Whether you prefer yours stacked high with ...
Randy’s Bistro spices up Monday Nights in Lodi
International Pop Up Randy’s Bistro spices up Monday nights in Lodi By Brandy Collins Randy Anzaldo has always wanted to own his own restaurant. And, in May of 2023, he realized that dream, open...
Twin Arbors Barre Fusion Program
Barre Fusion Build long, lean muscles By Angela Rudolph / D By Sophia Elle Diana Brown, who has taught fitness classes since 2008, is dabbling in a new exercise field—barre fusion. Taught at Twi...
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