2 arrested in Lodi after man who showed up to hospital with stab wounds...
Two people were arrested in connection with a deadly stabbing in Lodi earlier this month, police said.
Decades-Old California Flight Training Center Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
JC Air Academy, Inc has officially commenced bankruptcy proceedings. The Stockton, California-based company currently serves as a flight training center. Court records show several unsecured claims tied to unpaid wages, business loans, and other areas. Note: Chapter 11 bankruptcy allows businesses to reorganize their d
Modesto library won’t reopen its doors in October after all. Work continues on project
The Modesto Library won’t reopen in October as anticipated, as work continues on the major renovation project. There’s no new estimate on when the project will be finished. The county library system said on its website that the timeline to open the I Street building is under review due to unforeseen circumstances. The
Things to do in Stockton | Aug. 27-30: Cars and comedy, plus tequila
As summer nears its end, Stockton’s events calendar isn’t slowing down. New art exhibitions are opening, community traditions return and live entertainment is filling venues across the city. Here are a few events happening Aug. 27-30. Read on for a sampling of events from Visit Stockton, Stocktonia’s event...
Then-minor in 2020 Modesto gang killing won’t be released. Judge orders secure treatment
A 22-year-old who was prosecuted as a juvenile in the 2020 gang-related shooting that killed a 14-year-old Modesto girl will remain in custody after a judge rejected a proposal that could have placed him in the community under GPS monitoring. Stanislaus County Superior Court Judge Annette Rees on Friday ordered Christo
From center islands to street signs, answers to your Modesto roundabout questions
Earlier this month, the Bee looked into why Modesto has more roundabouts than other Central Valley cities including Fresno, Stockton, Merced and Sacramento. We found that Modesto’s roundabouts — 41 and growing — aim to increase safety, efficiency and aesthetics on the road. Despite evidence that roundabouts do make the
Stanislaus County man indicted, charged with $2.7 million forex trading fraud
(FOX40.COM) — A Stanislaus County man has been indicted on charges of wire fraud for a scheme that defrauded investors of at least $2.7 million, officials said. According to the United States Attorney’s Office, 27-year-old Eshaq M. Nawabi, of Salida, had an eight-count indictment returned against him by a federal grand
Layoffs at St. Joseph’s Medical Center leave staff asking, ‘Who’s next?’
After 41 years at St. Joseph’s Medical Center, Brenda Savio had just 90 days to figure out where she would go next. She had logged three, 12-hour shifts a week for more than four decades as a clerical secretary. When the layoff call came in June, Savio said it was like she was “hung out to dry.”
Central Valley Nepali group member searches for family after deadly floods
TRACY, Calif. (FOX26) — A member of the 'Nepalese Community of Central Valley and Around' or NCCA says his wife's parents are missing after catastrophic flooding tore through Nepal on Wednesday. Bishwas Pandit said his wife's parents live in Nuwakot, one of the areas hit by the flooding. His...
Ripon High working through confusion regarding use of Indians nickname
Ripon High will not use “Indians” as its mascot until it can gain more clarity on whether the school received a proper endorsement from the California Valley Miwok Tribe. According to the Manteca Bulletin, during an Aug. 18 school board meeting, the Ripon Unified School Districtt announced it had received endorsement f

















