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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.
Articles by Section - NEWS
Birdie McGinnis: Today’s her 100th
Birdie McGinnis has a reason to smile this morning.
Doctors Hospital Auxiliary seeks applicants for 2014 scholarships
Medical students may apply for college assistance from Doctors Hospital volunteers making use of their gift shop profits and donations from the previous year.
A new tax for police & fire?
Improving public safety in Manteca is expected to be a three-step process.
Manteca Ford nominated for Small Business award
Phil Waterford has been on the giving end of an award or special recognition numerous times.
Bark 4 Life on April 13
The third annual Ripon Bark for Life & Car Show takes place Sunday, April 13, from 1 to 4 p.m. at Stouffer Park.
Elderly man hurt in home invasion
Manteca Police detectives are investigating a home invasion robbery near Sierra High School which left an elderly man bruised and battered after being kicked and punched by the assailants that ransacked his house.
Manteca man creates new gaming controller
Robert Acosta was tired of seeing his friends fumble around with their video game controllers.
WORKING ON THE RAILROAD
There's more trains coming down the tracks in Manteca.
Woodward crosswalk work nears
It's been four years since parents with school-age children living north of Woodward Park in South Manteca started their push for a crosswalk across Woodward Avenue at Buena Vista Drive.
2 years after 40-foot fall she’s saving cats
Karen Duke has nine lives.
Mass exodus of city workers?
An aging municipal workforce combined with a looming benefit change that will hike health insurance costs for new retirees could mean the possible loss of almost half of Manteca's current municipal workforce by 2016.
Will Lathrop eventually go to pot?
LATHROP – It could be a non-issue in the coming years if California does become one of the next several states to legalize marijuana for recreational use.
Waffle Taco rings bell for diners
Steve Mendoza didn't quite know what to make of the Waffle Taco when he walked into Taco Bell on Thursday morning.
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