Behind the glass of Danner Hall atrium
A campus-goer that visits Danner Hall to grab a bite or find a place to study, will get very familiar with the atrium in the center of the building once they take a seat. Enclosed in glass from all sides, the atrium is typically locked from campus-goers during Danner Hall’s normal operations.
Stanislaus Crime Stoppers asks for help to ID masked arson suspect after house fire
Turlock police are requesting assistance through Crime Stoppers to identify an arsonist whose actions were captured on a home security video. An Instagram post Friday said the fire occurred early Aug. 31 at an occupied residence. The video, time stamped at 2:23 a.m., shows the subject walk up to the front porch of...
Modesto man convicted of domestic violence, hit-and-run faces over 10 years
A Modesto man convicted of domestic violence and hit-and-run causing injury faces more than 10 years in prison due to his violent criminal record, according to a Stanislaus County District Attorney Facebook post . Jerramya Mitchell, 38, was convicted by a jury and his sentencing is scheduled for Nov. 14. On July 5,...
Filipino community honors well-known historian with portrait at Stockton’s Delta College
Members of the Filipino community gathered at Delta College to honor a well-known historian and beloved friend, the late Dr. Dawn Mabalon.
Stockton Police make second arrest in August shooting of 18-year-old
(FOX40.COM) – Stockton Police announce a major break with a second arrest connected to a deadly shooting that happened in August. It was Aug. 30 when Stockton police officers were called to the area of Albany Dr and Astor Dr for reports of a person shot. When they arrived, officers found 18-year-old Isaac Howard...
Downstream Users are Losers under Byrd “Watershed” Rule
Shortly after posting the story about Larry Byrd pumping river water across property and parcel lines, I received a letter from an engineering firm justifying Byrd’s water transfers because both properties involved “are in the same watershed.” The letter was signed by someone describing herself as the “Principal...
Daniel (DJ) Sexton Named September Teacher of the Month
A new teacher at Hughson High School has already made a big impression! Daniel (DJ) Sexton was named Teacher of the Month for September, with the award presented to him by Cameron Kroll. Sexton shared that receiving the recognition was an unexpected but meaningful honor. “Pretty excited — I didn’t...
De La Cruz shines for Warriors
HALF MOON BAY – Samantha De La Cruz had a strong finish for the Orestimba High girls cross-country team on the coast on Saturday. De La Cruz, a junior, and the Warriors competed at the Artichoke Invitational at Half Moon Bay High School. She took 31st place out of nearly 160 runners in the 2.3 miles course, finishing...
Nathan Huff’s World of Imagination
Nathan Huff’s exhibition titled, “Home, and Other Foreign Places” took place from Aug. 25 through Oct. 10, and was located at the Stan State’s art gallery in the Theatre building lobby. The exhibit featured a wide variety of paintings, sculptures and installation forms. Huff describes his...
Forest To Begin Prescribed Fire Operations
Sonora, CA — Prescribed burns to reduce hazardous fuels are planned to begin late this month across the Stanislaus National Forest (STF). Prescribed burns are used to clear excessive vegetation and safeguard residents, infrastructure, and natural resources from the worst effects of wildfires. Forest officials report...
