Archive By Section - NEWS
COWELL CARES
One little candle can brighten up a whole world of darkness. And one act of kindness, however infinitesimal, can make a humongous difference.
SHARPS bid adieu to 16-year volunteer
Short in stature, huge in heart for everyone he has met in the Manteca, Ripon and Escalon communities, "Shorty" Wolf, 84, is moving to his native Oklahoma today to live with son Michael Wolf.
New East Union principal helped set up student-run credit union at MHS
Several years ago, Manteca High School opened a unique student-run credit union program where students not only earned academic credits but also learned real-world job skills.
Business group lauds Park View performance
For the fifth year in a row, Park View Elementary School was selected to the California Business for Education Excellence for Prestigious Honor Roll.
Braley 5K Wounded Warrior run Sunday
The Christopher Braley Wounded Warriors 5K Run/Walk Sunday helps keep off the Memorial Day Weekend Commemoration at Woodward Park.
Mexican drug cartels alter meth battle
James Boles doesn't look like an undercover cop.
LAFCo wants SSJID to use consultant with PG&E ties
The South San Joaquin Irrigation District will get their day in court after all.
Manteca firefighters battling SoCal blaze
A flare up in a new Camp Pendleton fire in Southern California Friday brought a call for more resources from around the state including a San Joaquin County strike team. Fire crews are already battling three large grass and vegetation fires at the San Diego County Marine training base.
Grass fire damages 2 homes
A fast moving grass fire destroyed two homes around noon Thursday in a semi-rural neighborhood in southwest Manteca near Wetherbee Lake.
Threats of ADA lawsuits prompt free workshop
A lawyer is making the rounds in Manteca drumming up legal fees by suing businesses over alleged American with Disabilities Acts violations.
Boys find wallet with $450, return it to owner
When Nicole Stanley's two sons came running back up to her energetically after playing basketball at the park near their home, she didn't think anything of it.
Kaiser rejects nurses’ bid to give them lemonade receipts
They're not ready to give up the fight just yet.
Lathrop Police conducting bicycle safety rodeo Saturday
LATHROP – Matt Lindemann doesn't want to come into work and find out that a kid on a bicycle was hit and killed by a passing vehicle.
River Islands home sales start Saturday
Some $150 million plus and 25 years later the biggest - and arguably most well-planned community in the San Joaquin Valley - is ready to sell homes.
Articles by Section - NEWS
Police explorers converge on Ripon
Two days of police skills competitions face some 35 teams of teenage police explorers from throughout California and as far away as Honolulu on Friday and Saturday at Ripon High School for the Fourth Annual Central Valley Explorer Challenge.
Third fire at empty residence
A fire described as suspicious caused $150,000 in damages to a Manteca home at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday night in the 200 block of El Capitan Avenue.
Levee work may save $$
Hundreds - if not thousands - of Lathrop and Manteca residents with government insured home mortgages could avoid spending well over $2,000 a year if future growth ends up bankrolling levees to withstand a 200-year flood.
SHELTER SPIFF UP
Second Saturday volunteers helped get work started on upgrading the exterior appearance of HOPE Ministries' seven transitional housing units in the neighborhood east of Doctors Hospital.
Two Lathrop appointees face re-election
LATHROP – Politics can get nasty in Lathrop.
Atheists, freethinkers returning to library
Just their presence alone has prompted a subsequent counter-gathering by those on the other side of the fence.
‘YARD-SALE PARADISE’ JULY 26
A combined flea market / yard sale?
Manteca share of levee study: $863K
If 200-year flood protection isn't secured - or at least a financial and implementation plan in place by July 1, 2016 - development of the Great Wolf Resort and family entertainment zone, The Trails at Manteca, and other residential projects in southwest Manteca won't take place.
Evelyn Moore first to file for re-election
Manteca Unified Board of Trustees vice president Evelyn Moore filed her candidate's papers Monday at the San Joaquin County Registrar's Office in Stockton.
Merchant sued despite trying to upgrade ADA
She did what she was supposed to do.
Cheese bus heist in Manteca
A Tillamook Cheese sales tour caravan was disrupted when five of its vehicles were stolen from a Manteca hotel parking places Saturday with two of them being torched a day later by thieves.
Science camp popular Boys & Girls option
Jaden Powell's favorite subject in school is science.
$246K keeps Manteca in the hunt for Great Wolf
Arguably the most ambitious private-public partnership ever undertaken by the City of Manteca - the proposed 187-acre family entertainment zone that could be anchored by a Great Wolf Resort - is about to get another player.
Ripon council filing underway for two positions
Two seats are up for grabs on the Ripon City Council come November.
Chili cook-off honors memory of Les Reile
The late Les Reile made a habit of feeding the hungry in Manteca, Ripon, Escalon and Stockton.
Sections:
- NEWS |
- SPORTS |
- BUSINESS |
- OBITS |
- OPINION |
- HOME SCENE |
- LIVING IN 209 |
- MULTIMEDIA |
- FEATURED EDITIONS |
- MOVIES |
- REGIONAL NEWS |
- INFO
Services:
Submit News:
Online:
Contents of this site are © 2014 Manteca Bulletin - All Rights Reserved Privacy policy and Terms of service | Contact Us
