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Ag conversion fee drops $1,353 an acre
Austin Road Business Park- should it move forward to the point development rights are granted - could end up costing developers more than $1.4 million less in the next 12 months.
Election in French Camp-McKinley Fire district all in the family
FRENCH CAMP – You think the gubernatorial drama is the hottest election ticket? Think again.
Flash! Manteca may OK electronic signs
Nearly 30 years ago, the big controversy in Manteca had to do with a revolving chicken bucket sign.
Big job well done by small band of volunteers
The latest project of the Manteca Mural Society is now another significant footnote in Manteca's history.
Manteca mayor, council forum set for Oct. 13
A forum featuring the candidates seeking election Nov. 2 to the Manteca City Council as well as the mayor's post takes place Wednesday, Oct. 13, at the council chambers at the Civic Center, 1001 W. Center St.
Wall Street Journal tells of Escalon bullfighting
ESCALON - Dennis Borba and his Escalon-based bullfighting school was spotlighted on the cover of Saturday's "Off Duty" section of the Wall Street Journal.
Pumpkin Fair offers smashing fun time
Everyone was busy at Athens Burgers all day Saturday, but they were all smiling. Business was so brisk that the hours around lunch time saw long lines of hungry customers.
1,500+ church volunteers helping community
Instead of going to church next Sunday congregations from three Manteca houses of worship plus other volunteers are "Takin' it to the Streets" as part of a Christian outreach to serve the community.
Friends help unemployed widower with 3 young kids
Friends in need are friends indeed.
Manteca retail sales drop just 2.4%
Manteca sales tax receipts dropped 2.4 percent in July, August and September of 2009 compared to the same three months in 2008.
East Union’s Red Sea rises school spirit tide
It wasn't the Red Sea that rolled into Sierra High's football stadium Friday night.
Manteca replacing aging, dirty running street sweepers with $500,000 grant
Sweeping Manteca's streets will soon be done with clean machines.
Finley’s Bar & Grill joins restaurant week
Finley's Bar and Grill was a last-minute addition to Manteca Restaurant Week.
Pumpkin Fair today, Sunday in downtown
The frost isn't on the pumpkin yet and the day time highs are still hitting the upper 80s and lower 90s.
100 emergency vehicles on parade today
RIPON - Sirens screaming down Ripon city streets at 1 p.m. today will be the highlight of the Emergency Vehicle Display Show and Law Enforcement Recruitment Fair set at the community center on Fourth Street.
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MANTECA’S RIVER JUNCTION
Spanish explorers climbing to the top of Mt. Diablo in the early summer of 1776 thought they had stumbled onto a great inland lake.
Highway 99 freeway closure set
SALIDA - Major construction activities associated with the Highway 99/Highway 219 Kiernan Avenue Interchange Reconstruction Project are anticipated in early January.
Major accident ushers in 2015
New Years' Eve celebrations netted five DUI arrests in addition to major injury accident in Manteca at 2 a.m. on the first day of 2015, according to Manteca Police Sgt. Rob Armosino.
AMONG ACCLAIMED ARTISTS
Sam Farrow has been grinning from ear to ear since Christmas - and for good reason.
Manteca officer honors NYPD’s fallen
Manteca police motorcycle officer Patrick Danipour took up JetBlue's offer for a cost-free flight to attend the funeral of the recently slain 40-year-old NYPD officer Rafael Ramos - a trip that would have cost him at least $1,000 - to join other law enforcement personnel from across the country honoring the officer's sacrifice.
Who will be Ripon’s fifth council man?
Seven candidates vying for a vacant seat on the Ripon City Council will have their say on Monday.
Gift of life came from tragic holiday
Last year the family of 11-year-old Mariah Izzo had to make the most difficult and heartbreaking decision of their lives.
PG&E rates jump average of 6 percent
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Monthly rates for California's largest provider of electricity and natural gas service are going up by nearly 6 percent for the average home.
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