‘Nothing but love for the 209’: Record’s sports reporter off to pursue new adventure
It almost doesn't feel real but my time as the sports reporter for The Record has come to an end. I was...
14 suspects arrested in Stanislaus County online underage chatting operation, law enforcement says
STANISLAUS COUNTY, Calif. - The Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office says 14 men were arrested for various child-related sex crimes following an online underage chatting...
Fire at Modesto pallet yard spreads to buildings
MODESTO – Fire crews responded to a fire at a pallet yard in Modesto Friday night that spread to buildings, the fire department...
Relief: California cities celebrate second consecutive day of temperatures below 100-degrees
After enduring a stretch of intense summer heat, residents in Sacramento, Stockton, and Modesto are enjoying a slight reprieve as temperatures fell just below...
Dentist under investigation in California after losing dental license in Minnesota
STOCKTON, Calif. - After a dentist faced malpractice lawsuits and ultimately lost his license to work in Minnesota, an investigator learned he was working...
San Joaquin officials say they did not order Camping World to take down American...
San Joaquin County officials say they did not order an American flag flown at Camping World in French Camp to be taken down....
California High-Speed Rail names new CEO
The California High-Speed Rail Authority has named its new chief executive officer to oversee the next phase of the project’s development....
Tensions Rise Amid Klamath Dams Removals
YREKA, Calif. - A controversial dam removal project is expected to be completed sometime in August or September 2024, months ahead of schedule. The...
Gavin Newsom’s office pays celebrity photographer $200,000 a year
SACRAMENTO, California — Gov. Gavin Newsom has quietly hired a celebrity photographer — who boasts Mark Zuckerberg, George W. Bush and Barack Obama...
Education legislation: Parents, catch up on 11 changes in California schools
The California legislature has passed numerous laws in the 2023-24 legislative session that will affect California students and school personnel. Here...
