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PG&E: We’ll sue to block CEQA
PG&E is threatening to sue the South San Joaquin Irrigation District over a 24-inch natural gas pipeline project in rural South Manteca that the SSJID board refused to rubber stamp.
Two retiring detectives get escort to work
Two of Manteca's finest were honored Friday with a pair of police escorts to work on their last day on the job by four off-duty motorcycle officers.
BEIJING CHOIR IN LATHROP
Scenes from Friday's performance of the Beijing Guangqunen Middle School Choir and Performers conducted at Lathrop High.
DUI checkpoint tonight on Yosemite
A DUI checkpoint is scheduled for East Yosemite Avenue tonight which is also the night of a winter high school formal, according to Manteca Police Department spokesman Lt. Nick Obligacion.
Quilt appraisals among highlights at 31st annual Manteca Quilt & Doll Show
It is not Antiques Roadshow, the highly successful program presented by PBS.
Mandatory inspection of rentals?
Trash and junk was stacked as high as the 6-foot fence and covered almost the entire back and side yards.
Lathrop High one of only 4 California stops for Chinese cultural show
LATHROP – Lathrop High School will be playing host to a cultural performing group from China today at 4:30 p.m.
3 new Eagle Scouts share Court of Honor
It's the highest honor of Boys Scouts of America.
Ending 28-year fire career serving Manteca
Randy Sutton thought it would be an easy exit to leave the fire department after almost three decades in Manteca – just to walk away, but in reality it is a big hurdle for him.
Cops, firefighters take on Ripon High hoop alumniCops, firefighters take on Ripon High hoop alumni
RIPON - Ripon cops and firefighters are teaming up against a Ripon High School alumni squad for a benefit basketball game Saturday at 6:30 p.m. in the Ripon High gymnasium.
Pond mud byproduct may pose threat to water supply for Manteca & Lathrop
OAKDALE - A public meeting on Jan. 20 for a new, second permit filed to spread the remainder of Con Agra's byproduct pond mud onto rural Oakdale properties brought out less than a dozen people, including the presenters, but a new player is now in the mix.
Deadline for 2010 Manteca Hall of Fame is March 15
Nominations are being sought for the Manteca Hall of Fame's Class of 2009.
Possible zoning modifications would change Manteca’s face
Zoning – arguably the biggest impact on private property that government has – could have sweeping changes in the coming months in Manteca.
Trucks may have to pay a fee to park in Lathrop
LATHROP – Parking by permit only was one of the suggestions brought up during the Lathrop City Council discussion earlier this week on the problem of trucks parked on city streets.
Boys & Girls helped him avoid wrong path in life
Getting involved with gangs at an early age and having no direction could have spelt disaster for Jon Cardoza.
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Drive nets 611 CDs for Alzheimer’s patients
CDs crowded one corner, tumbling out of boxes, while a party filled the rest of the lobby at SPACES.
Flooding marred New Year’s
The New Year's flood of 1997 was like no other seen in Northern California since 1906 when flood records started being recorded. A California Department of Water Resources report called it the "largest" flood in the 90-year period prior to that year's flooding.
Lathrop deal keeps cogen plant in service
San Joaquin Cogen might not be getting the water that they need just yet, but they are getting a reduced rate for discharging the water they do have into Lathrop's collection system.
SANTA ANSWERS ALARM
Tamija Seabron looked around the table and smiled.
SSJID waiting to see whether PG&E appeals
South San Joaquin Irrigation District's drive to reduce electricity rates 15 percent across the board in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon is on pause until mid-January.
Ripon USD continues to meet at city hall
For the past two years, the Ripon Unified school board has enjoyed using the City of Ripon Council Chambers.
Mousalimas taking oath on Jan. 9 as
James A. Mousalimas, the new San Joaquin County Superintendent of Schools, will be sworn in at a public ceremony on Friday, Jan. 9, at 5 p.m.
Coroner still hasn’t released cause of Marelich’s death
What happened to Kelly Marelich?
Holidays change city’s garbage collection days
If your garbage is collected on Thursday and Friday normally in Manteca, it won't happen for the next two weeks.
Murdered Lathrop man identified
Investigators have determined that the man found dead inside of a major marijuana grow house in West Lathrop Thursday morning was the victim of a homicide.
Homeless shelters ‘a right’
Any group has "the right" to open a homeless shelter for single men in Manteca as long as they do so in a general commercial zone.
JACK’S VILLAGE
At first glance Jack Snyder's Christmas village is stunningly impressive.
Cities prepare for floods while drought continues
The biggest threat to Manteca and Lathrop: Flood or drought?
Louise: On track for widening
Road work on Louise Avenue may take a little longer than expected.
GIFT OF WARMTH
The families at Manteca HOPE Shelter and Raymus Home in Manteca are getting a truck-load delivery of blankets this weekend.
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