Almonds take top spot in San Joaquin County crop report as farmers face rising...
The report shows the value of the county's almond crop reached $584 million in 2025. That's up from more than $492 million in 2024, an increase of more than $90 million.
Two Lodi men arrested after being seen loitering and looking under cars
(FOX40.COM) — Two men were arrested for several gun-related offences after officers were called to investigate “suspicious subjects loitering” on Monday in Lodi, officials announced Wednesday. Around 7:57 p.m. on Monday, officers with the Lodi Police Department were dispatched to investigate “suspicious subjects loiter
Father of triplets slain, found near Lake Berryessa was not intended target, authorities say
(KRON) — Three Vallejo men are wanted in connection with the kidnapping and killing of 57-year-old Avtar Singh in February, the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office announced Wednesday. Singh was kidnapped on Feb. 17 from a Sikh temple on West Grant Line Road in Tracy, according to authorities. Surveillance video obtain
Memorial grows for Franklin High student who died after fourth-floor fall
At this time, police do not suspect foul play. Tracey Leong reports for the NBC4 News at 11 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026.
Modesto crash leaves 1 dead, shuts down Claus Road
Claus Road is closed between Briggsmore Avenue and Scenic Drive while police investigate.
Stockton, CA Foreclosures Could Soon Unlock Discounted Homes for Buyers
In Stockton, CA, foreclosures reached 1.50% of listings as rates return to 2019 levels, offering discounted inventory for buyers.
Stockton Fire Department becomes countywide fire, EMS dispatch center
The shift consolidates fire and medical dispatching into one center without changing how residents call for help.
Why are data centers controversial? Valley experts explain water, power and jobs
Data centers can look like little more than large, windowless warehouses. But the questions they create for a city can extend far beyond where to put the building, or if beauty is indeed in the eye of the beholder. Where will the electricity come from? How much water will be needed for cooling? Who pays if the electric
Stockton approves grand jury response after extension, faces longer path to reform
The Stockton City Council unanimously approved its response Tuesday to a civil grand jury report on council dysfunction after receiving a deadline extension, committing to reforms that will require further votes and public scrutiny through 2028. The city now has until Friday to submit its response. A letter from superv
Modesto Library scheduled for reopening date in January. Celebration is planned
Stanislaus County supervisors approved a January date to reopen the Modesto Library after major renovations. People may begin using the library’s full services again Jan. 11. The additional time for the modernization project will allow for installation of enhanced furnishings and new shelving at the 1500 I St. building
