Vietnam Veterans Memorial replica visits Stockton: "We say their names so they won't be forgotten"
It is the fifth time the Moving Wall Vietnam Memorial has been in Stockton. The memorial is open to the public 24 hours a day.
Pinball experiencing a renaissance comeback as Elk Grove pinballer competes in tournaments
The global pinball machines market size is projected to be valued at $90 million this year, with growth to $110 million by 2035, according to Business Research Insights. But this didn't come without some bumps in the road, years after what Pacific Pinball Museum president Larry Zartarian says was the golden age, from the 1940's to the '60's.
Stockton aviation mechanic wins Wright Brothers award as skilled trades face challenges
The skilled trades industry is in desperate need of more workers, including aviator mechanics. One local long-standing aviation mechanic is passing on his knowledge amidst the changing landscape.
Families celebrate Mother's Day with cherry picking at Dell'Osso Farms in Lathrop
Families spent Mother's Day filling buckets and making memories at Dell'Osso Farms in Lathrop, where crowds gathered Sunday for cherry-picking season in the heart of California's top cherry-producing county.
Cinco De Mayo fiesta in Stockton celebrates history, culture and tradition
As Cinco de Mayo approaches, El Concilio California is getting a head start with what they say is the largest Cinco de Mayo festival in the Central Valley. In its final day of three, this non-profit is keeping the tradition going to keep the area's history afloat.
Mountain House launches red-light cameras with warning period before enforcement
The San Joaquin County city of Mountain House is rolling out red-light safety cameras at 14 high-risk intersections, with a 60-day warning period that began Thursday. Enforcement is set to start June 30.
FreshRealm bankruptcy to lay off 228 workers at Tracy facility
FreshRealm, a large-scale fresh food production company that partners with Blue Apron, has filed for bankruptcy — a move that will result in hundreds of local job losses.
Stockton urban forestry team aims to plant 2,000 trees with new county partnership
Little Manila Rising's Urban Forestry team in Stockton is aiming to plant 2,000 trees citywide, now with support from a new partnership with San Joaquin County Parks and Recreation.
Tony Nocetti helps keep San Joaquin Asparagus Festival afloat amidst major car crash
The San Joaquin Asparagus Festival is in its 40th year, a tradition that stems from Stockton's deep-rooted asparagus history.
Stockton volunteers restore historic rare wooden minesweeper ship
The Stockton Maritime Museum is moving to its permanent home on the historic Stockton waterfront.
Stockton police name first Latina deputy chief in agency history
Anabel Morris, a 26-year veteran of the department, said the milestone represents both personal achievement and broader opportunity for the community.
UC Davis student dies after being struck by car near West Village
A student has died after they were struck by a vehicle while riding a bicycle near the UC Davis campus, officials say.
Military school for at-risk teens in Lathrop avoids closure after federal funding reversal
A quasi-military program in Lathrop that serves at-risk teenagers narrowly avoided closure after it was on the verge of being shut down by the U.S. Department of War, according to Representative Josh Harder.
Long-awaited senior housing project set to break ground in South Stockton
A long-vacant lot in South Stockton is set to become a new affordable housing complex for seniors, with construction on the Fairview Terrace project expected to begin as soon as this month.
California bill to expand access to cheaper E-85 fuel advances in legislature
The bill would allow drivers to install federally approved E-85 conversion kits, giving more vehicles access to the lower-cost fuel option.