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Cheerleaders spend night in box for homeless
How many cheerleaders can you fit into a box?
Lathrop cooking up 2nd annual BBQ competition
LATHROP – San Joaquin Valley's sizzling hot summer in July is facing some stiff competition this year.
11-year-old running to Sacramento
Eriq Kurys is going to Sacramento – the hard way.
Many PG&E customers will see lower rates
A typical customer in Manteca, Lathrop, and Ripon who uses 650 kilowatts in a particular month will see a savings of $9 in their PG&E electric bill for energy consumption after June 1.
Big crowd for first Ripon farmers market
RIPON - Sure the fresh strawberries, red ripe cherries and locally produced honey were huge hits.
Pets & Pals celebrates 25 years Saturday
LATHROP – For 25 years, Pets & Pals has treated animals in need of homes with care and respect.
RTD discontinues service on Memorial Day
STOCKTON - On Memorial Day, Monday, May 31, San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) administrative offices and the Downtown Transit Center (DTC) Customer Service Center will be closed and RTD will not operate its regular fixed route bus services, which includes Stockton Metro, Metro Express, Intercity, Hopper, Trolley, Commuter Routes, and Dial-A-Ride services.
Schools cut resource officer funds
Manteca Unified is getting ready to end funding for school resource officers.
Memorial service today for first lay principal serving St. Anthony’s
By ROSE ALBANO RISSO
East Union grad back for second season on Lifetime’s ‘Drop Dead Diva’
Everyone wants to pack everything they have into the back of a U-Haul and head down to Hollywood to pursue a career in acting.
Wounded Warrior run part of Memorial Day events
Iraq War veteran Derek McGinnis and the author of "Exit Wounds": A Survival Guide to Pain Management" is among the entries already registered for the first Wounded Warrior Christopher Braley 5k run/walk that is part of the Memorial Day Weekend activities on Sunday, May 30, at Woodward Park.
Orientation today for Lathrop fireworks booths
LATHROP – Lathrop nonprofit organizations that are interested in submitting an application for Safe and Sane Fireworks this year are invited to attend an orientation meeting today starting at 5 p.m.
Ripon Memorial Day ceremonies May 31
RIPON - Ripon's two veteran organizations, VFW Post 1051 and American Legion Post 190 will be holding the Annual Memorial Day ceremonies at the Ripon Cemetery on Monday, May 31, at 10:30a.m.
Storm brewing over costs
The buyers of homes in new Manteca neighborhoods approved in the mid-1990s were forced by conditions placed on development to pay into landscape maintenance districts.
State’s RDA money grab costs jobs of 3 city workers
Three City of Manteca planning technicians lost their jobs after Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's move to commandeer $2.05 billion in redevelopment funds was upheld in court.
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‘Working’ route for levee project before council
The working alignment for the contentious proposed extension of a dry levee south of Manteca is directly behind parcels on the north side of Fig Avenue between Airport Way and Oleander Avenue.
Lathrop skate park impresses shredders
Kai Burburn rocks back and forth nervously on the lip of the bowl at the new Lathrop skate park.
‘Free Weston Ranch’
Free Weston Ranch. That's the rallying cry of this small community in South West Stockton.
St. Anthony’s Mother & Son Dance Feb. 6
The second annual Mother &Son Dance at St. Anthony of Padua School will be held Friday, Feb. 6, from 6 to 9 p.m.
Manteca conference center?
Manteca's next municipal building could go up on Daniels Street.
427 MORE HOMES
Manteca in 2014 had its biggest year for single family housing starts in eight years.
Judge may ponder new trial in murder
It took less than a week for a jury to convict Michael Roessler in the murder of 51-year-old rural Manteca Michael Lawrence.
Great Options help support Kindred Arts
The Manteca Kindred Arts has been bringing top-notch musicians of national and international caliber to Manteca for nearly three decades. Perhaps less known is the fact the non-profit organization has been offering other entertainment options every year for the public's gastronomical pleasure, among other things.
Pension costs growing expense
Public employee retirees are living longer.
MADE WITH LOVE
The quilted American flag occupying one entire wall at Ladybug Quilts in Manteca is not just a store decoration.
Manteca plans more info for new website
Looking for a street address in Manteca?
75-25 tax split to land Wolf?
Manteca may make its biggest tax sharing deal ever to get the biggest economic return yet for the municipal general fund.
QUICKER RESPONSE
Manteca firefighters are arriving at emergency calls quicker despite an increase in calls.
SJ County plans center in Manteca
Home sales at River Islands at Lathrop and elsewhere will help start moving a proposed satellite county center toward becoming a reality in Manteca.
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