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Mistlin donates 20 acres for park
RIPON - It was a gift of love for his community: $1.4 million in property to expand the 80-acre Mistlin Sports Park in Ripon.
Holman earns nod as Lathrop police chief
LATHROP – San Joaquin County Sheriff Steve Moore on Tuesday announced the appointment of Sheriff's Captain Eric Holman as Lathrop's new police chief.
Rains turn Milestone into a temporary water feature
LATHROP – Lathrop residents living around Milestone Manor Park woke up on Tuesday to a picturesque water feature after the night's driving rain accompanied by wind gusts of up to 45 mph.
El Rey: Manteca’s grand dame in 1937
It was the grand dame of Manteca.
Water features keep bubbling up
There were no high-profile water features in Manteca seven years ago.
Ripon team may head for Haiti to provide care for victims
RIPON - Dr. Kent Hufford of Ripon has put a medical team together scheduled to fly to earthquake ravaged Haiti Wednesday night – a trip that now may or may not happen.
Tow surcharge helps reduce injury collisions on city streets
If a Manteca Police officer orders your vehicle towed you'll going to pay a lot more in the coming weeks to get your car back.
Two more park playgrounds upgraded
Manteca's multiple year campaign to upgrade neighborhood park playgrounds is two steps closer to completion.
Back home from living in expensive paradise
Albert Carrasco had a lot to look forward to after packing up all of his worldly belongings and sending them to Hawaii – the tropical paradise that he would soon call home and the place he would welcome the newest extension to his growing family.
New Lathrop police chief announcement expected today
LATHROP - There will be no Lathrop City Council meeting tonight.
Library hosts estate planning
Three free educational seminars concerning estate and long-term care planning, probate, and living trusts will be presented during January by attorney Gina B. Leguira at the Manteca Branch Library.
Free food distribution set for Thursday
Low-income residents of San Joaquin County will be able to obtain free government surplus food on Thursday, January 21, at locations throughout San Joaquin County. Distribution will continue until supplies are exhausted.
Rain drops will keep falling on Manteca thru Thursday
Get ready for four more days of wind and rain.
Donkey found with halter growing into neck
With a halter growing into its neck, a two-year-old donkey was found wandering on Highway near Escalon along Sutliss Road. It was fortunate to be rescued and given medical treatment.
Articles by Section - NEWS
Dog park proposed on Moffat
Manteca may finally get a dog park first promised in 2003.
HUNGER PAINS
The San Joaquin Valley - the most productive farming region on the planet - is America's food basket.
Growth prompts need for more Lathrop facilities
It didn't take long for Lathrop's founders to realize that development needs to pay its own way.
Ripon workshop for major housing plan
The North Pointe Specific Plan is a major project for the City of Ripon.
TOUGH NUT TO CRACK
Dave Phippen is more than just a simple almond farmer.
Manteca celebrating 4th of July on July 3?
Manteca's elected leaders will decide whether to celebrate the Fourth of July on the actual day or move the city's aerial fireworks display to July 3.
HALL OF FAME
Alex Hildebrand was an engineer by training and a farmer by vocation.
5th graders host 103-year-old’s birthday party
Did you have pets as a child? What was your favorite color? How many siblings did you have? What was your favorite subject in school?
PG&E fails in bid to derail SSJID plan
Only one more roadblock remains before South San Joaquin Irrigation District can legally make an offer to buy PG&E retail electrical facilities in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon.
WATER EMERGENCY
A South County water emergency could be declared by month's end.
IT’S ALL MIME
When Jon Walkup first got behind a camera it was a camcorder he borrowed from his parents and attached to a tripod designed to take film photos.
Volunteers sought to harvest citrus
Jim Todd drives by countless yards each day with citrus trees bursting with nutritious oranges, tangerines, lemons, and grapefruit.
State edict: Don’t save water
An edict from Sacramento bureaucrats amid a severe drought crisis is prompting the South San Joaquin Irrigation District to suspend efforts to save enough water a year to meet all of the annual needs of a city the size of Tracy.
Give Every Child a Chance bowl-a-thon set for Feb. 28
The Give Every Child a Chance (GECAC) Antone E. Raymus, 16th Annual Bowl-A-Thon takes place Saturday, Feb. 28.
Man with knife shuts down shopping center
A 24-year-old knife-wielding man in front of a Lathrop coffee shop on Harlan Road south of Lathrop forced the evacuation of the entire SaveMart center shortly after the noon hour on Tuesday kept police at bay for more than three hours before being taken into custody.
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