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Manteca rents hit record highs
There's one segment of the Manteca housing market that's pulling in more dollars per square foot than it did back in 2006 - apartments.
Growers press for early SSJID irrigation run
Alfalfa growers in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon need water.
Glory days returning for Moffat?
Moffat Boulevard is slowly returning to its glory days.
REGULAR CUT-UPS
It's a comedy act routine for the faithful at one Ripon barber shop.
Ornelas repeats as Lathrop vice mayor
LATHROP – Omar Ornelas will get another year as Lathrop's Vice Mayor.
Manteca’s first City Hall broke ground in 1923
Later this month work on making the City Council chambers compliant with American Disabilities Act standards will be completed at a cost of $475,300.
Mayor: Civility brought good things
Willie Weatherford is in his final year as mayor
PUTTING AROUND
Norm Willis doesn't care too much if his drives sail straight or his putts stay on line.
Growth not paying toward interchanges
It was posed to the City Council as the $235 million question in 2007: How was Manteca going to assess growth for needed interchange work?
French Camp started as a trapping outpost
FRENCH CAMP - Long before Highway 120 was built the road to the Gold Country ran through French Camp.
Law spurs gun buying frenzy
Currently only handgun purchases in California require entry into a database that tracks detailed information about the gun and the purchaser.
MOONSHINE!
Some days are busier than others for Mike Morowit.
Highway 99 slowly sheds ugly image
How ugly was the Highway 99 corridor through Manteca just 12 years ago?
Cleaner water & improved pressure
Turn on a faucet and water flows out.
Articles by Section - NEWS
Atheists, freethinkers gathering at Manteca Library
David Diskin doesn't want to offend anybody.
Two men escape car fire
Two Manteca men in their early 20s survived a flash fire in their 1996 Chevy Lumina Monday afternoon as it was parked in a rural dirt driveway on Peach Avenue west of Union Road shortly before 2 p.m.
Ernie’s chef back on TV
Top Chef launched chef Michael Midgley's star as a small-town cook with big-league potential.
Mayor: Time to step up water conservation
Manteca Mayor Willie Weatherford wants the city staff to start taking steps to reduce water waste now and not later.
Library town halls set in South County cities
What are the immediate and long-term library needs of Lathrop, Manteca, and Ripon?
There are 25 days left to donate
When Jennifer Munoz came up with the idea for trying to raise $3,000 to overhaul Santa's Downtown Manteca home, she knew it was going to be a long shot.
Fool’s gold: Trio loses $7K
A "gold bar" the size of a small chocolate bar and supposedly valued at $14,000 took a trio of shoppers to the cleaners at a Manteca shopping center over the weekend.
CORE STRENGTH
By day, Robert Iniquez is a mild-mannered salesman with Golden State Lumber.
RI Tech opens; 20th year for St. Anthony preschool
The year 2013 closed on a high note for other schools that are not part of the Manteca Unified School District area.
Weston Ranch homicide leads to second arrest
WESTON RANCH - A 49-year-old woman was arrested on charges of murdering a Weston Ranch man in his home.
Fire district upset about home plan
LATHROP – It was the last piece of the puzzle.
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