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Voters rejecting PG&E power play
Proposition 16 – a statewide ballot measure with major implications on the future of retail electricity costs in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon – appears headed for defeat in Tuesday's voting.
Chief pushes for ‘mobile’ rec van to serve youth at city parks
Manteca Police Chief Dave Bricker believes Manteca has more than 40 solid locations that can engage kids in wholesome activities and help counter the lure of gangs.
Fresh produce & entertainment luring people to farmers market
Pinky Rideau gave everything she had when she was up on the gazebo stage at Library Park Tuesday afternoon.
Grandparents sharing memoirs at museum
Mary Hildebrand lived through one of the worst snowstorms to hit Pennsylvania during the early part of the 20th century.
Mini Miss Manteca would like to take cancer & trash it
Eight-year-old Alyssa Rose Elliott was enjoying her first day of the summer break.
Yosemite Conservancy goal: Connecting people with park
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK – Yosemite Conservancy, a nonprofit organization benefitting Yosemite National Park and its millions of visitors, was launched last week with commendations by public officials, songs by local school children and cheers of people who love the park.
Mountain House Kite fest taking place this Saturday
MOUNTAIN HOUSE - The Mountain House Kite & Multi-Cultural Festival returns Saturday, June 12, to fill the skies with colorful kites and the air with laughter and music.
Big Band swing concert June 17 at Merrill Gardens benefits USO
Merrill Gardens at Manteca will celebrate Support Our Troops Week by hosting a Big Band Swing Concert played by "Tradewinds Dance Band" on Thursday, June 17, at 6 p.m. at the retirement community located at 430 N. Union Road.
Blood bank donating $10 per donor to help with cost of transfusion
Wanted: Blood donors to help Sierra Johnson, the 20-year-old Fresno State sophomore who is fighting acute lymphocytic leukemia complicated by Philadelphia Chromosome.
Single Moms of Crossroads reaches out
Every first Friday of the month at 7 p.m., a group of women meet at Crossroads Grace Community Church on Moffat Boulevard.
Technology Outreach Bus rolls out cutting edge
Manteca's "Magic Bus" is not a salute to the rock-n-roll band The Who that popularized the song with that name.
Linden youth raise $385 for GECAC tutoring
Megan Germann and Mallory Luck didn't have any experience with Give Every Child a Chance prior to two weeks ago.
Church program helps single moms
Precision Automotive was busy as usual on Saturday. Owner Chris Kohl with a small flashlight in hand was in the shop peering at the undersides of cars perched on hydra-lifts. His wife Shelley was inside the office attending to that part of the business.
Joe Martinez: Once a Marine, always a Marine
Sitting at the kitchen table interviewing the retired master sergeant, it was clear that the former tank platoon leader was someone who had given his all in his devotion to country - serving in both Korea and Vietnam.
Independence celebration set again on July 3
Manteca is again avoiding paying triple overtime to police officers as well as shaving thousands off the cost of the aerial fireworks by shifting the community's Independence Day celebration to July 3.
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The Sweet 16 quiz
Manteca had a sweet deal going when Spreckles Sugar opened its factory for what ended up being an 80-year run.
THE MUSIC MAN RETURNS
East Union celebrated the return of its music man, Jose Baron, this past weekend.
Project aims for massive distribution style tenants
There's nothing small about the proposed Lathrop Gateway Business Park.
Search & rescue K9s vital to California
The value of search and rescue dogs throughout the state was demonstrated before Manteca Unified School District's law enforcement and fire service students in the be.tech Academy's "First Responders" program.
Ripon pays officer’s cost for funeral trip
An estimated 10,000 mourners paid their final respects to Wenjian Liu.
ACCESS vs. EXCESS
Janice Ward anxiously awaits her day in court with disabled-access advocate and litigious attorney Scott Johnson.
Quadriplegic fights ADA abuse
Every move that Brad Peters makes is thought out.
Drought: Death knell for recreation at Woodward?
The odds for a normal year of snow and rain are rapidly evaporating.
Religion memes still dominating cultures
That meme with the tough-faced toddler holding up his fist to signal an accomplishment?
More cops & firefighters?
Property and sales tax receipts for the City for Manteca are exceeding budget projections.
Deal may pay off Lathrop bond debt
If it all goes according to plan the City of Lathrop might have just made its last $1.2 million debt service payment for a series of bonds taken out to participate in the South County Water Supply Project.
Levee behind existing homes?
The solution to protecting southwest Manteca from a 200-year flood will help determine exactly where the controversial proposed alignment of the future Raymus Expressway will swing through the rural countryside.
Lathrop seeks $5M for levee work from DC
When the City of Lathrop sends representatives to Washington, D.C., as part of an annual lobbying trip they hope to bring back more than dirty clothes in a suitcase.
High school artist work graces posters
The 2015 art contest sponsored by the Manteca Garden Club will have 19 Manteca Unified high school students competing for a cash award and the honor of seeing their art work being used for the club's posters and brochures.
Foundation offers college scholarships
The Manteca Children's Foundation is now accepting applications for its scholarships to high school seniors.
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