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Car driven by husband knocks wife thru window
An 85-year-old Manteca woman was thrown through the plate glass window of the Manteca UPS Store after being struck by a car driven by her husband.
Happy Wheelers keep on rolling
The arthritis in Joanne Johnston's back and knees are so bad that the 69-year-old needs a wheelchair to get around town.
Car swipes transformer, knocks out power
Rain, slick streets, vehicle crashes and a two-hour power outage plagued the Manteca area mid-day on Friday including a Camaro sports car crashing into an electrical transformer on Commerce Avenue between Home Depot and Staples.
MFC raises $9K, crowns champs
The Manteca Futbol Club's 6v6 Charitable Shootout crowned seven division winners and raised about $9,000 during play last weekend.
Police: Felon had weapon
It's never good when the police know you by name.
X-rated landscaping for Manteca?
Manteca could join a small but growing number of California municipalities and water districts that are offering residents rebates or low-cost loans to convert to xeriscape landscaping.
Olsen: Water shortage could have been avoided
LATHROP – Kristin Olsen knows her water.
DUI mishap knocks out power in Manteca
A Stockton man was arrested early Thursday morning for driving under the influence after the pickup truck he was driving skidded off the road and took out a power pole on Airport Way.
Valentines’ lunch for seniors set
Sister Ann Venita Britto and her Ministry of Caring will host the annual Valentine's Day luncheon for seniors on Wednesday.
HIS FINAL SHIFT
Bill Todd has gone from fighting fires to throwing darts.
‘They’re still human beings just like you or me’
It was obvious that it had been days since she had last seen a shower or any prolonged time at a sink.
Manteca leaders discuss drought strategies tonight
Reducing municipal water pressure is on the list of short-term actions Manteca could consider implementing in response to the statewide drought emergency.
Farmers & friends pray to end drought
If you pray for rain, it will happen. You can't convince Dave Roorda and friends otherwise. The proof is in the ground.
Help sought to pick excess citrus for struggling families
Volunteers are needed to make sure citrus that otherwise would rot can be picked to provide oranges and grapefruit to help feed struggling families.
Giving Manteca homeless HOPE
Dave Thompson's phone rings a lot.
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Water play victim of drought
First the good news: The water play feature at Library Park will be turned on in time for the 18th annual downtown Manteca Crossroads Street Faire.
Manteca building VFW hall
Bonus bucks - fees paid by developers for sewer allocation certainty - will pay for a 3,000-square-foot building to house the Manteca Veterans of Foreign Wars Jimmie Connors Post 6311.
Patty Reece’s passion blooms thru orchids
Patty Reece loves her orchids.
Run Saturday helps fight hunger
Mike Mallory wants to put hunger on the run.
18th annual Crossroads Street Faire this weekend
The Manteca Crossroads Street Faire is set for Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
Rotary rededicates plaque marking 1846 journey up San Joaquin River
The Lathrop Rotary rededicated a brass plaque marking the historic 1846 journey of the first known sail launch to journey from San Francisco up the San Joaquin River.
Police target texting, cell use while driving
Getting behind the wheel of the car?
Dogs severely bite 2-year old Manteca boy
A 2-year-old Manteca boy was transported via helicopter to a hospital outside of the area on Sunday morning after sustaining a series of life-threatening dog bites from a pair of family pets.
State OKs $800K for Austin Road work
California is committing $800,000 to improvements for the existing Austin Road interchange on Highway 99.
Street Faire carnival opens at Orchard Valley
Kevin Tate had to go all the way to Europe to get the gondola-style Ferris Wheel that serves as one of the centerpieces of his California Carnival Co.
NEXT GENERATION
LATHROP – Eric Wohle walks through the lobby of the Lathrop Generations Center like he's been there before.
California’s cup still two thirds empty
April showers fuel May wildfires.
$2.2M settlement for death
The family of 34-year-old Ernest Duenez Jr. - the man shot to death by a Manteca Police officer in June 2011 - has apparently reached a $2.2 million settlement with the City of Manteca's insurance carrier.
Approving settlement & amount out of hands of Manteca’s leaders
A pending $2.2 million settlement won't put a dent in Manteca's municipal budget nor is it the doing of elected city leaders.
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