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Push on for wildlife refuge expansion

The power of eminent domain would not be used in the acquisition of property needed for the proposed expansion of the San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge.

December 08, 2012 | Rose Albano Risso | NEWS

DRIVE THRU NATIVITY

David Gomez slowly inched his SUV past the active and ornate scenes before him.

December 08, 2012 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

Atherton Drive now open from Main to Wellington

You can now take Atherton Drive all the way from Woodard Avenue near Moffat Boulevard to Union Road.

December 08, 2012 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

Calvary Community stages free musical today, Sunday

In order to reconnect with his family, George must first disconnect from his hi-tech world.

December 08, 2012 | Vince Rembulat | NEWS

Turlock Police sergeant struck by car while holding 2 suspects at gunpoint

TURLOCK - A veteran Turlock Police sergeant holding two suspects at gunpoint was hit by a vehicle and sustained serious injuries Friday night.

December 07, 2012 | By SABRA STAFFORD Special to the Bulletin | NEWS

Five Masked Gunmen invade Magna Terra home, loot house of valuables, jeep

The Magna Terra neighborhood, bordered by Cottage Avenue on the west and North Street on the south and just north of Doctors Hospital, is steeped in fear today following a Thursday morning home invasion robbery.

December 07, 2012 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

BELLS ARE RINGING

Holly Cole took notice Tuesday of the familiar bell-ringer in front of the Save Mart Supermarket on North Main Street.

December 07, 2012 | Vince Rembulat | NEWS

Montiel, Sayles lead Lathrop holiday parade on Saturday

LATHROP – Arnita Montiel loves Lathrop.

December 07, 2012 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

Wine stroll lures crowd to downtown Ripon

RIPON – Chuy Hernandez has been a regular of the three-hour wine stroll better known as 'Taste of Ripon.'

December 07, 2012 | Vince Rembulat | NEWS

DA: Staff cutbacks hinder justice

RIPON - There were no police calls Saturday night on the Ripon Police graveyard shift.

December 06, 2012 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

LIGHT UP A LIFE

A crowd of some 250 people gathered around the Hospice Christmas tree Wednesday night for the annual lighting ceremonies outside Doctors Hospital of Manteca.

December 06, 2012 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

Golf pro takes swing for larger cut of green fees, fails to connect

Alan Thomas believes that spending more money on marketing and customer service would increase play at the Manteca Golf Course by 20 percent.

December 06, 2012 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

Morowit, Hayes get nod for planning commission seats

Mike Morowit and Eric Hayes are continuing as Manteca Planning Commission members.

December 06, 2012 | Bulletin staff reports | NEWS

Anne Talcott sings the praises of music

Anne Talcott sees life through music.

December 06, 2012 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

Manteca households save $400 each

Manteca residents won't be flushing additional money down the toilet in 2013.

December 05, 2012 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

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Push on for final phase of Ripon High field work

The Ripon Community Athletic Foundation is nearing the final phase of renovations at Stouffer Field.

March 15, 2018 | Vince Rembulat | NEWS

Lathrop working to update blue- print for growth

It's been more than 25 years since Lathrop became a city.

March 15, 2018 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

Groundwater study costs Ripon $22,326

The City of Ripon is part of the South San Joaquin Groundwater Sustainable Agency.

March 15, 2018 | Vince Rembulat | NEWS

THE $99.1M DEAL

The Great Wolf deal is expected to net Manteca $99.1 million during the first 30 years after its doors open.

March 15, 2018 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

ATTENDANCE AREAS CHANGING

While the final reconfigured lines themselves have yet to be formally adopted, one thing is certain – the boundaries of five Manteca Unified elementary school campuses ...

March 14, 2018 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

$1.1B ROAD PLAN

Widening the 120 Bypass from Main Street to Interstate 5 from four to six lanes could be completed by 2030.

March 14, 2018 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

Protests won’t cut into class time at MUSD high schools

Today students at high schools across America are expected to walk out of classes to protest school violence and stand in solidarity with the students ...

March 14, 2018 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

Ripon Senior Center parking lot work is moving forward

The Ripon Senior Center Parking Lot project will go on as according to plan.

March 14, 2018 | Vince Rembulat | NEWS

Suspect surrenders after 5 hour standoff with Manteca Police

The Manteca Police SWAT team along with patrol officers surrounded a home in the 1600 block of South Airport Way at Peregrine Street shortly before ...

March 13, 2018 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

26TH GOURMET SAMPLER

Manteca Historical Society's 26th Annual Gourmet Sampler was a resounding success Sunday afternoon with purveyors of drink and food serving samples to benefit the ...

March 13, 2018 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

Suspicious package left at Chase Bank branch

The fear of a possible bomb in an unattended package left at Chase Bank's downtown branch shortly before 5 p.m. Monday closed two ...

March 13, 2018 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

5th FIRE STATION TOP PRIORITY

Manteca's elected leaders have given the highest priority to moving forward with the city's fifth fire station.

March 13, 2018 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

Push is on for ACE to BART train

If Veronica Vargas has her way, the proposed Altamont Corridor Express expansion spaces in places like Mountain House, Downtown Tracy, River Islands and North Lathrop ...

March 13, 2018 | Jason Campbell | NEWS