How to Know When You Need an Electrician in Modesto, CA
Maintaining a home in the Central Valley requires a proactive approach to property management; especially when it comes to the complex systems hidden behind your walls. The electrical infrastructure of a Modesto residence is the silent engine that powers our modern lives: from the essential air conditioning units...
Stockton apartments for rent saw price decreases since last January
Renters in Stockton saw apartment listing prices decrease 4% from last year's median of $1,739, an analysis of new data from rental marketplace Zumper shows. The typical apartment listed for rent at $1,677 in January. Median listing prices in Stockton are trending essentially the same as last month's $1,673 price....
Turlock Police Arrest Suspect on Two Counts of Attempted Murder in Friday Morning Shooting
Arrest Made Within Six Hours of Early Morning Shooting. February 14, 2026 – Turlock Police Department officials report that at approximately 12:41 a.m. on Friday morning, Turlock Police. officers responded to reports of gunfire at the Brentwood Apartments on N. Denair Avenue. A 22-year-old Turlock man later arrived...
FEMA Backs Off Flood Insurance Rule For 8,000 Stockton Homes
Federal flood rules are easing for about 8,000 Stockton homes along the Smith Canal, where residents have long paid high flood insurance premiums. Following major flood-control upgrades, FEMA has lifted the federal requirement for many homeowners to carry flood insurance, potentially saving families who previously...
Suspected serial cat killer feared in California’s Central Valley
"We're all terrified," one cat's owner told KCRA-TV .
City hiring summer lifeguards for local pools
The City of Stockton Community Services Department is now accepting applications for lifeguard positions this summer. Applicants can earn their American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification at no cost while gaining leadership and teamwork experience. Positions offer flexible schedules and opportunities for advancement.
City Hall parking and events counter has moved
The Events Permits and Parking counter has moved from Historic City Hall to the New City Hall at 501 W. Weber Ave., Building 2, First Floor. The counter will reopen at 1:00 PM on Monday, Feb. 17.
Penguins fall on first day of Stan State Invitational
TURLOCK, Calif. – Dominican softball fell in both games of its opening day at the Stan State Invitational opening with a 6-2 loss to Stanislaus State before a 5-1 loss to No. 5 Cal State East Bay at Warrior Softball Field. Leslie Ruiz led the Penguins (3-4) in the...
Commission weighs potential salary increase for Stockton City Council in 2027
A citizens' commission is considering whether to raise salaries for Stockton City Council members in 2027. The Council Salary Setting Commission discussed the issue at a Wednesday, Feb. 11, meeting. The five-member body is appointed by the Civil Service Commission and recommends salaries and benefits for the city...
Grammy winning violinist Anne Akiko Myers returns to Modesto
Anne Akiko Myers is a multi-Grammy winning global artist with more than 40 releases, and she’s coming here to Modesto to perform two Valentine’s Day concerts with the Modesto Symphony. But, it’s not just any regular concert. Anne is also known as the ”Wonder Woman of Commissioning” given her frequent close work with...

















