Modesto plans to grow by more than 100,000 residents by 2050. Here’s what to...
Modesto is moving forward with a sweeping growth plan that could expand the city’s footprint by thousands of acres and reshape surrounding farmland communities. The city is now launching an environmental review of the proposal, with public input opportunities ahead. Original reporting by Ken Carlson: Modesto EIR will s
Former Stockton mayor Anthony Silva pulls out of plea agreement in federal court
A former mayor of Stockton who had been expected to plead guilty Tuesday in a federal fraud and identity theft case declined to do so, citing issues that arose Monday night regarding his agreement with prosecutors. Anthony Silva, whose scandal-plagued tenure included two criminal cases in addition to the federal charge
Stockton declares emergency as golden mussels threaten water supply
The Stockton City Council proclaimed a local emergency after invasive golden mussels began clogging the city’s Delta Water Supply Project Intake Pump Station, raising concerns about the reliability of the water system serving nearly 200,000 customers in northern and western Stockton. The council voted 7-0 on June 23 to
Road-rage attack, hit-and-run killing highlight bicycle dangers in Stockton
A bicyclist got into an argument with a motorist over the weekend. Then the altercation took a dangerous turn, police said. The encounter escalated into a road-rage incident when the driver deliberately backed his car into the cyclist, striking him at Alpine Avenue and West Lane, authorities said. The 75-year-old...
Update: Second person dies after fiery 3-vehicle Modesto-area crash
A second person has died following a fiery three-vehicle crash Saturday night on Ladd Road north of Modesto that investigators believe was caused by a speeding Porsche driver who may have been under the influence of alcohol. Jon Burgess, 38, of Manteca, died Sunday at UC Davis Medical Center after suffering major injur
Stockton councilmembers respond to grand jury report criticizing City Hall turmoil
Stockton councilmembers are responding to a new report criticizing their behavior on and off the dais — and some remain sharply divided over what caused the dysfunction. Titled “Governance in Turmoil,” an investigation by the San Joaquin County Civil Grand Jury described the Stockton City council’s public infighting, l
Modesto gears up for parade and Stanislaus County’s 30th annual fireworks event for 4th...
Modesto is hosting an Independence Day parade through downtown, starting at 9:30 a.m., with various radio and DJ booths along the route. Modesto is keeping the tradition alive, hosting a parade through downtown to celebrate Independence Day. The parade is planned to launch at 9:30 a.m. and will travel up...
From parades to festivals, 4th of July events kick off in San Joaquin County
Independence Day celebrations will take place in just a few days in celebration of America’s 250th anniversary . From parades to festivals and fireworks, communities across San Joaquin County will gather to celebrate. In just Stockton, three events are scheduled in celebration of this year's Independence Day. Lodi, Man
Semi-truck overturns on Interstate 5 in Glenn County, driver suffers minor injuries
WILLOWS, Calif. — A semi-truck driver survived an early morning rollover crash on Interstate 5 after witnesses say he was driving recklessly at speeds over 80 mph. Gurshanpreet Singh, 27, of Lathrop, was driving a Freightliner truck pulling a semi box trailer loaded with lumber southbound on Interstate 5 in Glenn Count
CHP Modesto Officers Arrest Convicted Felon Following High-Speed Traffic Stop on State Route 33
Officers with the California Highway Patrol (CHP) Modesto Area graveyard shift recently initiated a traffic stop on a Kia vehicle traveling along State Route 33. The vehicle was recorded traveling at a speed of 84 miles per hour in an area where the posted speed limit is 55 miles per hour.

















