🐶 Playful Terrier Puppies Ready for Adoption in Stockton
Looking for a sweet new friend? The City of Stockton Animal Shelter has several adorable Terrier mix puppies waiting to meet their forever families. These little ones are full of energy, curiosity, and love — perfect for anyone ready to welcome a playful pup into their home.
Residential fire prompts road closure in Manteca
(FOX40.COM) — Fire crews responded to a residential structure fire Sunday in the 700 block of West Yosemite Avenue, authorities said. The Manteca Fire Department stated that crews were on scene working to contain the blaze. No immediate information was available about injuries or the extent of damage. West Yosemite Avenue was closed between Veach […]
Manteca fire crews battle heavy blaze for hours, residents forced out
MANTECA, Calif. — A single story home was on fire around 12:20 p.m. at the 700 block of West Yosemite in Manteca, according to the Manteca Fire Department. Fire crews responded to the incident within three and a half minutes. Two adults and two dogs were displaced during the fire. The American Red Cross provided assistance to the people displaced and no injuries were...
Million-Pill Turlock Bust Lands Central Valley Trio In Federal Crosshairs
Federal prosecutors say a massive pill seizure at a Turlock warehouse has landed three Central Valley men in some very serious trouble. Investigators reported finding roughly one million pills believed to contain methamphetamine, and the March 26, 2026 arrests have now turned into an eight-count federal indictment accusing the trio of running a parcel-shipping drug pipeline that stretched across multiple states.
Assemblymember Rhodesia Ransom Warns California Is Running Out of Time to Stop Golden Mussel...
April 12, 2026 - SACRAMENTO, CA - Assemblymember Rhodesia Ransom has warned that California is running out of time to contain the rapid spread of invasive golden mussels, calling for immediate state action to protect water infrastructure, agriculture, and ratepayers. Speaking during a State Budget Subcommittee hearing, Ransom urged funding...
3 Central Valley men indicted after seizure of nearly 1 million suspected meth pills...
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Three Central Valley men have been indicted on federal drug trafficking charges after law enforcement seized approximately one million pills containing suspected methamphetamine from a Turlock warehouse. A federal grand jury returned an eight-count indictment on April 9 against Jose Mendoza of Merced, 35, Jessy Johnson...
Stormy Saturday postpones events, alters plans across NorCal
STOCKTON, Calif. — Stormy weather across Northern California forced widespread cancellations and last-minute changes Saturday, disrupting events from Stockton to Lodi, Fairfield to Natomas, and Oroville to Loomis. At the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds in Stockton, a car show planned for Saturday never got underway. Dark clouds and uncertain...
5 Underrated Modesto, California Restaurants that Are Absolutely Worth Trying
Modesto, located in the heart of California’s Central Valley, is an agricultural powerhouse. Its food scene is a direct reflection of this bounty, with a strong focus on fresh, local ingredients. While it’s the birthplace of “American Graffiti” culture, its culinary identity is surprisingly diverse. You’ll...
Asparagus Festival returns for 40th year
It’s one of those times of year when familiar events start to circle back on the calendar. For many in Stockton, that includes a weekend built around food, family and local tradition. The San Joaquin Asparagus Festival is returning for its 40th year later this month at the San...
Witness comes forward after shooting involving ICE agents in Stanislaus County
New video from a witness has emerged showing an ICE shooting on a Central Valley road this week, and it's raising questions about the agent's version of what happened. The agency had said they were stopping a wanted gang member in connection with a murder investigation and opened fire after he tried to hit them with his car. But a witness, and her video...

















