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Personal harassment: Not protected speech?

Harassment that is up close and personal is not protected speech by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, Superior Court Judge Philip Urie argued Monday morning in the Manteca Branch of the San Joaquin County Superior Court.

March 13, 2012 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

LIBRARY PLANS SHELVED

The script for a performing arts center for Manteca had many rewrites but in the end nothing has been produced.

March 13, 2012 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

Manteca ending fiscal year with $1.2M balance in general fund

Manteca is expected to end the current fiscal year with a general fund balance of $1.2 million.

March 13, 2012 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

Mantecans, farmers ready for a rainy stretch

Jacob Huff bounded across the grass in Northgate Park while his infant son Evan gave chase.

March 13, 2012 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

Reception, Great Options drawing follows season finale concert Sunday

It will be more than an afternoon of classical music when the Manteca Kindred Arts Concert Association continues its 25th anniversary celebration on Sunday, March 18.

March 12, 2012 | Rose Albano Risso | NEWS

Downtown: Looking up or down?

Downtown Manteca's future is not much clearer today than it was 14 years ago when the Vision 2020 Task Force rolled out an ambitious 25-point plan to pump new life into the city's heart.

March 11, 2012 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT

Mabel Brocchini has been presented with a lifetime achievement award by the Manteca Historical Society.

March 11, 2012 | | NEWS

SSJID board may declare water emergency due to record dry winter

A water emergency could be declared Tuesday by the South San Joaquin Irrigation District board.

March 11, 2012 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

Breaking the ‘same old’ mold

The complaints about the look of new neighborhoods springing up in Manteca during the 1980s and 1990s were rampant.

March 10, 2012 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

Lathrop may target aggressive sales

LATHROP – Will the City of Lathrop soon know exactly who it is that'll be trying to sell you that vacuum cleaner?

March 10, 2012 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

23,600 Manteca residents working but 200 more now looking for jobs

Two hundred Manteca residents were looking for jobs in January as unemployment climbed to 14.5 percent.

March 10, 2012 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

Coach, golf course owner like Daylight Savings Time

It's time to spring forward.

March 10, 2012 | Vince Rembulat | NEWS

Cadaver dogs used in search for missing Lathrop man

LATHROP - A private investigator, hired to find a missing 69-year-old Lathrop man, used cadaver dogs as part of his search Friday morning.

March 10, 2012 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

CHRIS KOHL

NAME: Chris Kohl

March 10, 2012 | | NEWS

Getting ready to catch the wave

Lafferty Homes is scoring strong sales of homes over $400,000 in the gated Oakwood Shores lakefront community on Woodward Avenue.

March 09, 2012 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

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$13,250 IN SCHOLARSHIPS

Nine graduating high school seniors were awarded $13,250 in scholarships by the Manteca Rotary Club.

June 09, 2017 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

Commuter survey aims to lure jobs

All local car, van, bus and rail commuters are invited to complete an online survey through June 16 to help identify and attract industries that ...

June 09, 2017 | | NEWS

Manteca Unified rolls out STEM summer camps

Alina Tweedle found out on her birthday that she was going to Manteca Unified's summer session.

June 09, 2017 | Vince Rembulat | NEWS

200-year flood effort generates lots of questions

To say that compliance with SB5 – the state mandate that requires an urban level of flood protection capable of withstanding a 200-year flood – is complex ...

June 09, 2017 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

Silverman: Conserve taxes

Talk isn't cheap.

June 08, 2017 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

MUSIC, FUN & MORE

The San Joaquin County Fair kicks off Wednesday, June 14, with plenty of live entertainment, music, rides and games.

June 08, 2017 | Vince Rembulat | NEWS

Ripon High’s ‘Mother Mary’ is retiring

The lady Ripon High students affectionately call "Mother Mary" - Mary Machado - is retiring from the school's front office after 29 years working in the ...

June 08, 2017 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

YMCA offering swimming at WR High pool

The pool at Weston Ranch High School will once again be open to the community during the hot Central Valley summer.

June 08, 2017 | Jason Campbell | NEWS

FBI locates office for five county region in Ripon

A Federal Bureau of Investigation regional office has located in Ripon adding to the presence of the State of California Crime Lab.

June 08, 2017 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

Manteca’s teen-adult- senior prom is Friday

Teens, adults, and seniors will hit the dance floor on Friday, June 9, for Manteca Parks & Recreation's 10th annual tri-generational prom.

June 08, 2017 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

‘DO IT RIGHT THE 1ST TIME’

Before they OK the city spending $1 million to redo the 100 block of North Main Street, the Manteca City Council wants to make sure ...

June 07, 2017 | Dennis Wyatt | NEWS

SWEET DEAL

Lorelai Howay has been selling lemonade at her sidewalk stand for the last three days in the 100 block of Veach Avenue to help fellow ...

June 07, 2017 | Glenn Kahl | NEWS

Museum exhibit highlights Ripon athletes

The Ripon Clarence Smit Museum is joining in a Smithsonian outreach program which develops exhibits for small-town museums and cultural institutions in rural America spanning ...