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Homes sell every 6.3 hours
A home is now closing escrow every 6.3 hours in Manteca.
Shasta Park Playground dedicated in Rocha’s honor
It's been almost 20 years since the residents around Shasta Park first met with city officials about the open space at the center of the neighborhood.
Free fireworks over Woodward Park on Sunday
Large crowds expected for Sunday's regional Memorial Day Weekend celebration "One Nation under God" at Woodward Park – plus the noise caused by cannons shooting blanks and aerial fireworks – are prompting organizers and Manteca Police to offer advice to attendees and neighbors to help make the event go as smoothly as possible.
Family Fun & Fitness Expo Saturday at SHS
The Family Fun and Fitness Expo will be held this Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. at Sierra High, 1700 Thomas St., Manteca.
Demand jumps for state park campsites
Regardless of rising gas prices and the recent recession, families appear to be on the move for the Memorial Day Weekend.
‘They are not forgotten’
Manteca's highest decorated soldier – Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Sammy Davis - is being honored Friday morning in a ceremony kicking off four days of activities saluting the men and women who have served America in our nation's armed forces.
Reams dies during surgery at UC Davis Med Center
SACRAMENTO - Sid Reams, the 66 year-old real estate agent accused of a host of sexual assault charges, died Wednesday during heart surgery at UC Davis Medical Center.
Power towers would slash thru Mistlin Park
RIPON – Ripon isn't thrilled that a proposed major transmission line for electricity would mean power towers would cut through Mistlin Sports Park, school property adjacent to Park View School and the Cornerstone neighborhood.
Soroptimist table theme lunch draws 300 guests to MRPS Hall
Thirty luncheon tables – all with different themes – greeted some 300 guests this week to the Manteca Soroptimist Club's annual fund raising luncheon at the MRPS Hall.
Author helps grads prepare for life’s mechanical maladies
TURLOCK – As thousands of area high school and college graduates look proudly toward their futures, one local author also helps them focus on the nuts and bolts of life - literally.
BBQ helps finance efforts to steer youth away from gang lifestyle
It is one of Manteca's smallest congregations but it isn't preventing Southside Christian Center from striving mightily to tackle one of Manteca's biggest problems – the influence of gangs.
‘Gentleman Jim’ gets Manteca Hall of Fame nod
Jim Brown dedicated 38 years of his life serving as a role model for students and athletes alike.
Four days of honoring those who served America
Four days honoring those who served America – from Manteca's most decorated soldier to the latest Manteca soldier to lay down his life for his country - takes place this Friday through Memorial Day.
Ripon Police adopt their personal poster boy for leukemia society
RIPON - Julian Ortega – the 10-year-old with a winning smile – has captivated the hearts of officers at the Ripon Police Department and especially that of supervisor Linda Johnston.
Two Manteca Ambulance paramedics earn honors for their life-saving efforts
Heather Bonetti and Bobbie Miller were recently honored by the California Ambulance Association as "Stars of Life" in Sacramento.
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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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