PG&E power shutoffs start for parts of Northern California, outages expected through weekend
Elevated wildfire concerns have prompted PG&E to issue Public Safety Power Shutoffs for parts of Northern and Central California into the weekend.
Stockton's newly renovated McKinley Park reopens after 10 years
With a splash, McKinley Park and Swimming Pool is back.
Low staffing shuts down Lodi Lake beach, entry fees set to increase
Low staffing for lifeguards forced the City of Lodi to shut down Lodi Lake's beach multiple days. Entry fees for the lake are also set to rise on July 1.
Filming for HBO series starring Steve Carell takes over Stockton's University of the Pacific
For this week only, the University of the Pacific is transforming into "Ludlow College, Home of the Blues" as filming is taking place for an untitled HBO comedy series starring Steve Carell.
Manteca City Council to decide new flag policy for city-owned buildings
Across many cities, a rainbow flag flies outside city hall to commemorate Pride Month. That could all change in Manteca with a city council vote.
Lathrop Irrigation District, PG&E speak on power outage over hot weekend
Rising temperatures mean more air conditioning. For hundreds of residents in Lathrop, they had to sweat it out over this weekend's high heat.
Teachers' World in Stockton to close doors after 39 years
Teachers' World is set to close on Friday.
Utility district bans boats, alcohol at Lake Comanche in San Joaquin Valley
When the weather heats up, many want to grab a drink, get on a boat and spend time with friends and family on the water. This year, at Lake Camanche, it's a different story.
USDA to purchase $3M of dried cherries amid poor San Joaquin County harvest
Fewer cherries, lower production and more financial struggle. That's what farmers are experiencing in the San Joaquin County, with a 43% drop in harvest predicted this year due to weather whiplash.
Gold Star Memorial Monument unveiled in French Camp, first of its kind in nation
After four years of hard work, the California Gold Star Memorial Monument was finally unveiled with a dedication ceremony. It's the first of its kind in the nation.
Stockton man accused of embezzling $85,000 from First Tee of San Joaquin
Joseph Smith, a well-known Stocktonian and former executive director of First Tee of San Joaquin, has been arraigned this week on six counts of embezzlement and forgery.
Lathrop population nearly doubles since 2020, according to latest census
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the city of Lathrop has seen its population increase by nearly 43% since April 2020.
San Joaquin fire agencies on alert during Red Flag Warning
This Red Flag Warning spans as far north as Redding to as south as Modesto. In San Joaquin County, the highest threat of fire is being seen in the northern part of the region.
PG&E proposes another rate increase beginning in 2027, claims bills will stabilize
Pacific Gas and Electric has proposed another rate increase beginning in 2027 but says customer bills are expected to remain flat.
Stockton to remove incorrect Lindsay Point plaque outside city hall
If you've ever stopped by Stockton City Hall, you may have noticed a plaque on your way up the steps. This, as it claims, is Lindsay Point -- the site of the first building in Stockton.