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Grass fire damages 2 homes
A fast moving grass fire destroyed two homes around noon Thursday in a semi-rural neighborhood in southwest Manteca near Wetherbee Lake.
Threats of ADA lawsuits prompt free workshop
A lawyer is making the rounds in Manteca drumming up legal fees by suing businesses over alleged American with Disabilities Acts violations.
Boys find wallet with $450, return it to owner
When Nicole Stanley's two sons came running back up to her energetically after playing basketball at the park near their home, she didn't think anything of it.
Kaiser rejects nurses’ bid to give them lemonade receipts
They're not ready to give up the fight just yet.
Lathrop Police conducting bicycle safety rodeo Saturday
LATHROP – Matt Lindemann doesn't want to come into work and find out that a kid on a bicycle was hit and killed by a passing vehicle.
River Islands home sales start Saturday
Some $150 million plus and 25 years later the biggest - and arguably most well-planned community in the San Joaquin Valley - is ready to sell homes.
REMEMBERING
Art Smith isn't asking for much – just a few hours of your time, twisting screws and swinging a hammer.
Eggman seeking to reverse valley fortunes
Michael Eggman - a lifelong Central Valley resident - doesn't like what he sees.
Retired educator invests in students’ future via Give Every Child a Chance
Vern Gebhardt knows what Give Every Child a Chance does for students in Manteca.
Stealing water could cost $4,200
Steal water from the South San Joaquin Irrigation District or use it on land it is not intended for and it will cost you $1,500.
STATE CUTS OFF HOMELESS
There was a time when HOPE Family Shelters could rely on federal and state grants aimed at helping the homeless to contribute $125,000 to their annual budget.
Deadline for sex abuse claims against Diocese
Sexual abuse claims against the Catholic Diocese of Stockton must be filed with the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of California by 4 p.m. on Aug. 15, 2014.
Death threats fail to stop Congress hopeful
Threats on her life haven't derailed Karen Matthews-Davis' attempt to take 9th Congressional District Representative Jerry McNerney to task for what she says is an apathetic approach to governing.
HONORING THE FALLEN
It had been eight years since their daughter had made the ultimate sacrifice for her country.
Moore strives for public access
Steve Moore maintains an open door policy.
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Deal makes use of seal illegal
It will soon be a crime to use the City of Manteca logo for private or commercial purposes without the blessing of the city manager.
FIREWORKS BENEFACTORS
Whether the brand is TNT or Phantom, folks in the area have a choice when shopping for fireworks.
Naturalized citizen gives patriotic gifts on 4th of July
Amy Conklin loves the United States of America.
DA drops charges against youth pastor
The fate of Rob Cox now rests in the hands of the Clark County Grand Jury.
Clean cars = money for Manteca veterans
Got a dirty car in the driveway?
1990s: It was a blast for Manteca
Editor's note: The following is part of a series recapping Manteca history.
Charges dropped; pastor's case goes to grand jury
The fate of Rob Cox now rests in the hands of the Clark County Grand Jury.
Property, sales taxes are ‘the ticket’ to pay for city services
Here's some bad news for folks who believe Manteca Police write traffic tickets to shore up the general fund to underwrite city services.
Domino’s bringing ‘pizza theater’
All the great local pizza restaurants offer up a table for you to enjoy their wares.
NEWS FROM ACROSS THE SOUTH COUNTY
• TEACHER'S ALLEGED IMPROPER BEHAVIOR DECLARED UNFOUNDED: The complaint against a teacher involving improper behavior with a student at an elementary school in south Manteca has been declared as unfounded.
Murder case: Legal options Cox faces
Clark County's murder case against Manteca Pastor Rob Cox could be dropped as early as Wednesday.
Patriotic colors part of design for Moffat Blvd. center
Red and white horizontal striping with a blue accent in the upper left corner is part of the elevation facing the railroad tracks for the envisioned Moffat Boulevard Community Center that will primarily serve as the new home for the Manteca Veterans of Foreign Wars Post.
Arsenic found in Nile Garden’s well
No other campus in Manteca Unified has the troubles Nile Garden School is having with drinking water.
Former Buffs pay tribute to Darling
Love and respect for Frances Darling electrified the Chez Shari dining room on Friday evening as about 70 former Manteca High School Marching Band members paid tribute to the woman they consider their matriarch.
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