49ers select University of the Pacific as its official higher education partner
With a burst of confetti and an official jersey swap, the University of the Pacific is now the official higher education partner of the San Francisco 49ers.
California State Parks treating invasive hyacinth as it spreads across Stockton waterfront
Hyacinth, an invasive and seasonal plant, is once again invading Stockton waterways.
Stockton Army veteran finds new way to serve community
Veterans Day is a day to remember all those who have served our country. But one veteran in Stockton has found a different way to serve.
Stockton Airport sees delays as larger airports struggle with air traffic control amid government shutfown
The federal government shutdown has been impacting air traffic control across the country, first affecting dozens of high-traffic airports nationwide. But now, those effects are trickling down to smaller airports, like Stockton's.
San Joaquin County food banks strained from lack of SNAP benefits amid historic government shutdown
A stark reality is hitting California food banks as SNAP benefits remain on hold amid a historic government shutdown.
New committee formed to renovate historic Lodi Grape Bowl
The sound of cheers, bands playing and cleats hitting the turf has been the staple of the Lodi Grape Bowl for over 80 years.
Lodi leaders unveil new tourism strategy: "Wine is only part of our story"
From wine country weekends to strolls downtown, Lodi's charm continues to draw visitors even when wallets tighten. Regardless, a push to bring more people to what's known as the winegrape capital of the world is at the city's forefront.
Stockton ICE office closed after protest of 25 undocumented immigrants being detained
According to immigration advocates, 50 immigrants were called by the ICE office on Friday night for check-in appointments the following day. When they arrived, half were hauled away in vans.
Stockton bicyclist deaths see major decrease amid multiple city street projects
Stockton topped a list that considers it the most dangerous city in the U.S. for cyclists, but officials say they're seeing major success in turning that statistic around.
Students join safety conversations at San Joaquin County's annual Safe Schools Summit
At Wednesday's 4th annual San Joaquin County Safe Schools Summit, students were finally able to be part of the conversation around safety that impacts them and over 154,000 students.
Clements Stampede returns after a 15-year hiatus
Dirt turned into dust for the first time in 15 years, as the Clements Stampede returned better than ever.
San Joaquin RTD denied $62 million in transit funds to fix aging buses
The San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) is claiming that funding to fix four buses past their prime was denied, while pointing the blame at the San Joaquin Council of Governments (SJCOG).
4 arrested in Lodi standoff accused of ties to Colombian theft ring, sheriff says
Four people were taken into custody in Lodi on Thursday morning in connection with a string of burglaries across California.
San Joaquin County wine grape grower forced to dump crop due to low sugar levels
A San Joaquin County wine grape grower had to dump his crop after his grapes were rejected due to their low sugar levels.
Retired Lodi teacher receives book from former student 40 years later
When retired Lodi teacher Rod Woznick picked up his mail, he received a package he wasn't expecting. That's when he took a closer look at the sender's name.