Stockton gospel concert to benefit community experiencing economic hardship
(FOX40.COM) — A non-profit organization in Stockton is scheduled to host a gospel concert that it said will benefit members of the community who may be experiencing economic hardships. • Video Above: Tips for buying tickets On June 29, the non-profit organization, Mims Corner, is hosting a benefit concert at Greater...
Stanislaus County Board passes budget, Supervisor Condit casts lone dissenting vote
STANISLAUS COUNTY — The Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors approved its 2026 Proposed Budget with a 4-1 vote, outlining a $1.87 billion spending plan to maintain essential services and financial stability for the coming year. Supervisor Channce Condit, whose district includes parts of the county’s west side, cast...
Gustine City Council approves Utility Users Tax resolution
GUSTINE — The Gustine City Council reaffirmed the city’s Utility Users Tax for the upcoming fiscal year, approving a resolution at its June 10 meeting that continues the 2.5% tax on water, electricity, gas, telephone, and cable TV services. The tax, originally established in 1995 under Ordinance 405,...
Gustine FFA’s May in Review
May is so close yet so far from the end of school, which means a closing of another year with the Gustine FFA Chapter. Though this month was some of the last weeks of school, FFA members made it worthwhile and utilized any activities left to help the community, their school, and themselves as leaders.
New 7th Street Bridge in Modesto gets final funding. The schedule, some history
All of the money is finally in hand to replace the Seventh Street Bridge in Modesto, a once-grand structure that is barely drivable today. The California Transportation Commission voted unanimously Friday, June 27, to accept a $15 million grant. Federal and local sources bring the total to $134 million for this new...
Two Muscle Cars Crashed Where A Memorial Already Warned What Could Happen
The site of the crash is where a fatal accident happened years ago; thankfully, these two lived to tell the tale
Weather blamed for shorter cherry crop
The 2024 summer heat wave and this spring’s inclement pollination weather likely conspired to reduce the state’s cherry crop, prompting the San Joaquin County agricultural commissioner to request a disaster declaration. Despite the significantly lighter crop, many growers said they still had good-sized fruit with...
Bernard Blasts Off, Pitching Shuts Down Ports
Start starts, both on the mound and offensively, set the Fresno Grizzlies (33-39, 4-2) on a winning path as they stalled the Stockton Ports (34-38, 2-4) 5-3 Thursday night at Chukchansi Park in Downtown Fresno. Jackson Cox continued his terrific June and Derek Bernard blasted his fourth homer in the...
Next Gen Trucking’s ‘Train the Trainer’ provides strategies for engaging younger generation
PATTERSON, Calif. — Trucking educators from nine U.S. states and one Canadian province gathered at Patterson High School (PHS) June 2-3 for the Train the Trainer event, presented by Next Gen Trucking (NGT). The two-day event was packed with information about the NGT high school curriculum and how to...
Arrest made in arson case that destroyed historic downtown Stockton hotel
Police in Stockton arrested a man suspected of setting the fire that decimated a historic building earlier this month, the department said Wednesday. On June 6, firefighters battled a three-alarm fire at the Commercial Hotel on East Main Street in downtown Stockton. The building has been vacant but dates back to 1875.
