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Sacramento, CA Weather Alert: Patchy Fog Expected Thursday Morning

Sacramento, CA – The National Weather Service in Sacramento is warning drivers of potential patchy fog early Thursday morning across the Sacramento and northern San Joaquin valleys, where visibility could briefly drop below a quarter mile in spots. According to the latest forecast, the highest fog probabilities are...
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Ripon fire district faces staffing, funding crisis. “We’re basically living on 1985 wages,” chief...

For the Ripon Consolidated Fire District, it's quite simple: Their district is understaffed, and one of their buildings is empty daily because they need money. The district also needs a new fire truck.
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Modesto City Schools prepares students with program for post-grad readiness

(FOX40.COM) — Map Your Mission is looking to provide students attending Modesto City Schools with tangible resources for college and career readiness. Planned courses, tracking milestones, and celebrating progress are part of the new program to make success after high school more achievable. Educators are changing...
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Jason Lee’s nonprofit could get city help seeking state millions. Other nonprofits didn’t

A nonprofit founded by Stockton Vice Mayor Jason Lee could be allowed to use city property worth an estimated $6.5 million to bolster its case for receiving millions in behavioral health money from the state. The city previously declined to support four other nonprofits seeking the same state funds. A...
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San Joaquin County wine grape grower forced to dump crop due to low sugar...

A San Joaquin County wine grape grower had to dump his crop after his grapes were rejected due to their low sugar levels.
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Still waiting for justice: Lone survivor refuses to let Stockton serial shootings fade away

(FOX40.COM) – It’s been three years since the arrest of Wesley Brownlee, 46, the man accused in the so-called “Stockton Serial Killings” that put the city in the national spotlight. Seven people were killed, and one woman survived. That woman is Natasha LaTour, and she says she is speaking out again for one reason –...
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Residential Pile Burning Will Be Allowed Later This Week

Sonora, CA — With the dip in temperatures and recent rainfall, burning will be allowed soon for those possessing valid permits. CAL Fire Tuolumne-Calaveras Unit Deputy Chief of Operations, Kevin Bohall, announces that the burn permit suspension will be lifted, effective 8 am on Friday, October 17, for the counties of...
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Stanislaus County dismissed as Woodward Reservoir park manager. What will change?

After a few years of fruitless negotiations, Stanislaus County Parks & Recreation is out as the manager of activities at Woodward Reservoir north of Oakdale. The San Joaquin County irrigation district that owns Woodward said Tuesday it’s ending a license agreement with Stanislaus County for management of the park and...
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Stanislaus County is hiring. See 10 available jobs paying up to $236K per year

Stanislaus County is hiring across a variety of fields, from environmental resources to health care. Both full-time and part-time positions are available. According to the county website, full-time employees receive competitive pay and benefits , including medical, dental, vision and life insurance. Through its...
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University of the Pacific Joins Elite Ranks with Complete Shift to Renewable Energy

In an impressive leap toward sustainability, the University of the Pacific has now completely switched to renewable energy for powering all of its campuses' electricity needs. According to ABC10, this achievement ranks them among just 16 colleges in the nation to fully embrace clean energy. The majority of Pacific's...

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