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What’s that construction in Modesto? New housing, sewer lines and more

As construction in Modesto continues, so does our series looking into what’s being built. In this third article answering your construction questions, we cover a wide range of topics, from the sewer system to a 100-year-old business. River Trunk Pump Station Project A reader asked about the heavy construction underway
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History of Sikhs in San Joaquin County will be celebrated in museum exhibit

For more than 100 years, followers of Sikhism have made contributions to Stockton and the surrounding communities. Now, the San Joaquin County Historical Museum will showcase the achievement of local Sikhs in a special exhibition. “The exhibit, ‘The Sikhs in America: Faith, Resilience, and Power,’ is a critical retrosp
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Los Banos suspect arrested after fatal shooting in Turlock, police report

A Los Banos man has been arrested in a fatal shooting early Sunday near Turlock Memorial Park, according to police. At about 2:25 a.m., officers responded to a report of a shooting in the 1100 block of Park Street, the Turlock Police Department posted on social media. They found a man suffering from at least one gunsho
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Man arrested after fatal shooting in Turlock leaves 1 dead

(FOX40.COM) — A Los Banos man was arrested in Stanislaus County for homicide early Sunday morning, the Turlock Police Department announced. According to officials, Turlock PD responded to a report of a shooting on the 1100 block of Park Street at about 2:26 a.m.  Upon arrival, officers located an adult male suffering f
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E-bike rider dead after crash in Modesto

(FOX40.COM) — An e-bike rider died Saturday, August 8, after crashing into an SUV in Modesto, police said. Late Saturday evening, an e-bike rider crashed into an SUV at Roseburg Avenue and Tully Road after entering the intersection against a red light, according to preliminary findings from the Modesto Police Departmen
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Modesto Police Report Pedestrian Killed in Fatal Traffic Collision on Tully Road and Roseburg...

August 9, 2026 – Modesto Police Department officials report that officers are currently investigating. a fatal vehicle versus pedestrian collision in the area of Tully Road and Roseburg Avenue. Emergency medical personnel responded and provided aid; however, the pedestrian was pronounced deceased at the scene. The Mode
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17-year-old California boy found dead after drowning in river

A teen boy who went missing while rafting in a Northern California river was found dead following a search by local authorities and rescue teams. Gabriel Santiago, 17, was spending the day with friends at Caswell Memorial State Park in San Joaquin County on Aug. 1. While rafting in the Stanislaus River, he slipped unde
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Two workers found dead after Stockton trench collapse

The bodies of two construction workers were found Saturday in Stockton after a trench collapse at a construction site, Stockton Fire Department officials said. Firefighters were called at about 5:15 a.m. to the 7900 block of North El Dorado Street on a report of a collapse, Deputy Chief Erik Patten said. At the scene,
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Stockton hospital launches community campaign to improve healthcare services

Dameron Hospital in Stockton is upgrading technology in a wide range of expanded specialty care.
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One thing after another has left Monterey Park Tract without safe water for decades

The Monterey Park Tract has two main streets and fewer than 200 residents, almost exclusively Black and Latino. Like many areas of rural Stanislaus County, it relies on septic systems and has no gutters or sidewalks. The community once known as Sand Hill because of its alluvial soil was founded in 1941 when jobs in Sto

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