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100 MPH PURSUIT
It began with the pursuit of a career auto theft suspect at speeds in excess of 100 miles per hour and ended with a Manteca police dog treeing a wanted passenger in the top of a walnut tree.
Kids participate in bicycle rodeo
It had been years since the last bicycle rodeo was held at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Manteca / Lathrop.
Lathrop furloughs saving $525,000
LATHROP – Lathrop City Hall will be closed on Fridays starting Aug. 14 until further notice as the city wrestles with a $3 million plus budget deficit this fiscal year which started on July 1.
Chucking 4-lane plan?
There are dozens upon dozens of homes built decades ago along Woodard Avenue west of Main Street when it was still almost a mile drive to reach Manteca.
Railroad crews work to reopen main line to LA
Union Pacific Railroad work crews were busy laying new track sections Tuesday morning at the scene of the main line wreck Monday evening as one Manteca family relived the scare of their lives.
Restore the Delta makes chamber pitch
LATHROP – Restore the Delta - a group dedicated to finding an alternative to the Peripheral Canal – made a pitch for support at the third annual Lathrop District Chamber of Commerce luncheon Monday that drew some 80 members to the Mikasa Japanese Restaurant in the Save Mart Shopping Center.
Lathrop mayor, & city council cut their pay by 10 percent
LATHROP – Members of the Lathrop City Council have volunteered to give up 10 percent of their stipends in solidarity with the employees who are being hit with the same amount of pay cut as part of the effort to reduce the $2.5 million budget deficit this year.
Spend more time in front yard to help fight crime
The Manteca Police Department website is one of the resources available to make for a safer neighborhood.
Church steps up to save trees
A volunteer army of 1,000 Christians will help start the transformation of the dreary and barren Moffat Boulevard leg of the Tidewater Bikeway.
Del Webb residents come thru for those in need
When Sharon Bayer answered the call of a friend who was organizing an event for the Second Harvest Food Bank during the Thanksgiving season, she had no idea that she was embarking on a mission that would soon grow to dozens of volunteers that help the non-profit in immeasurable ways.
Ripon still mulling farmers market
RIPON - Mayor Chuck Winn is hoping that farm fresh produce is something people will be able to get right in the heart of Downtown Ripon.
UP train derailment shuts down Austin Road
Veteran Ripon teacher's aide Ardette Fassler was sitting in her rural farmhouse living room watching "The Wheel of Fortune" at 7:20 p.m. when she heard a deafening rumble outside her Austin Road home.
Challenging times prompt retooling of Neighborhood Watch group
Reduction in city services, a shrinking police force due to positions left unfilled, plus the early release of 1,000 convicted felons back to San Joaquin County is prompting Manteca to overhaul and re-energize the Neighborhood Watch program.
Manteca takes $500M hit
Manteca's assessed property values have plummeted $500.3 million or 14.7 percent.
Manteca pursuing cameras for park safety
There was a time when parents were reluctant to allow their kids to go to the Manteca skate park.
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Campaign to drop all federal income taxes
Imagine an America where the corporate income tax is reduced to zero.
Divided downtown derails decisions
Can't all the downtown merchants just get along?
Bureau increasing flows on Stanislaus River on Monday
The Bureau of Reclamation will begin increasing releases from Goodwin Dam into the Stanislaus River to benefit Stanislaus River steelhead and San Joaquin River Chinook salmon starting on Monday.
Glacier Point opens to cars Monday
YOSEMITE NATIOMNAL PARK - The Glacier Point Road in Yosemite National Park is open to bicyclists.
An open tunnel for tracks?
The number of trains that come through Manteca in the next five years is set to double.
Manteca may slash graywater system permits
Keeping Manteca green may take a little gray as in graywater.
Deputy makes 50 DUI arrests in 2013
LATHROP – Planning on having a drink or a toke for the road?
They’re Manteca’s ‘Super Grannies’
They were bowling buddies and baseball babes. And they unabashedly declare to all, "we are gamblers!"
School board hopeful putting his money into kids’ programs
Vern Gebhardt knows firsthand what an afterschool program can provide children who don't have anywhere else to turn.
MANTECA’S BEST
Project analyst Jose Jasso is the 2013 City of Manteca Employee of the Year.
A concern: Gophers & wastewater
LATHROP – Just how clean is that wastewater after it goes through its tertiary treatment and chlorination process?
FairTax subject of tonight’s Manteca Patriots’ meeting
John Depue is describing the FairTax reform at tonight's meeting of the Manteca Patriots.
Great Wolf: Big water hog?
Great Wolf - the proposed indoor water park resort weighing whether to build in Manteca - conjures up another animal in the mind of some critics. Water Hog.
Cesar Chavez’ nephew attends Manteca movie
Federico Chavez knows the struggles of the field.
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