Women take on growing role in California agriculture industry
Agriculture has long been a family business across California's Central Valley, but women are increasingly taking on larger roles in an industry traditionally dominated by men.
Almonds take top spot in San Joaquin County crop report as farmers face rising costs
The report shows the value of the county's almond crop reached $584 million in 2025. That's up from more than $492 million in 2024, an increase of more than $90 million.
How drones are changing the way California firefighters respond to emergencies
Drones are becoming an increasingly common tool for first responders, giving firefighters and law enforcement an aerial view that can provide critical information during emergencies.
Sacramento State's KSSU celebrates 35 years of giving students a voice
As college radio stations continue to navigate an increasingly digital media landscape, KSSU students and alumni are celebrating 35 years of the station — and looking ahead to its future.
Families celebrate Father's Day at the Stockton Ports game
For these families, baseball is more than just a game; it's quality time together.
California woman shares journey from racial barriers in classical music to life of faith and perseverance
A Stanislaus County woman is sharing her story of overcoming racism and disappointment in the world of classical music, while finding purpose through faith, family and perseverance.
San Joaquin County nonprofit uses farming to combat food deserts, support Black communities
A nonprofit farm in San Joaquin County is working to tackle food access challenges in underserved communities while encouraging more Black Americans to pursue agriculture.
25 hours a week on the road: The reality of Northern California super commuting
As more workers drive long distances between the Sacramento region and the Bay Area, one business owner shows what super commuting really takes.
Vacaville volunteers replace neighbors' torn American flags on Flag Day
U.S. Marine veteran Rory Nichols is on a mission to make waves in his community with new American flags waving in their front yards.
Stockton dog rescue to implement safe temporary campground homeless residents
There is a plan in the works with the city which founder of Stockton Street Dogs, Jesse Mejia, said went to an ad-hoc committee that will help abandoned dogs and the unhoused population get off the streets.
Nonprofit hosts pick-up soccer matches in Sacramento with World Cup kicking off this week
The World Cup kicks off this week with opening matches starting on Thursday. In anticipation of that, the non-profit 'Street Soccer USA' is gearing up with friendly pick-up matches.
Stockton police roll out AI-powered body cameras that translate over 50 languages in real time
Stockton is now one of the first major cities in California to implement A.I. translator technology with its police officers' new body cameras.
San Joaquin County Registrar of Voters prepares for primary with election night staff training
With Election Day approaching, the San Joaquin County Registrar of Voters is making final preparations to ensure a smooth tabulation process come Tuesday.
Stockton gardeners provide mental health benefits with rose garden at Victory Park
Amid the hustle and bustle of city life, there are groups of gardeners in Stockton looking to slow down and smell the roses as they provide mental health benefits in a city that's had its struggles.
Historic Portuguese festa in California Delta returns for its 133rd year
The historic Portuguese Freeport/Clarksburg Festa is returning for its 133rd edition in the California Delta on Sunday.