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Attempted rapist has bail increased to $2M
A 34-year-old Hughson man that was arrested last week for assault with intent to commit rape near a Ripon park had his bail increased to $2 million.
Officials in Ripon take measures to save water
From irrigating the yard to daily indoor uses, the average person consumes between 88 to 100 gallons of water per day.
Ripon water conservation rules in effect
The City of Ripon recently kicked off efforts that comply with Gov. Jerry Brown's request calling for "every Californian to conserve water in every way possible."
Witness: Man waved gun yelling ‘I want sex, I want sex’
A 34-year-old Hughson man is being held in San Joaquin County Jail in lieu of $1.375 million bail after approaching a Ripon group of college students home on their summer break Wednesday afternoon and singling out a 21-year-old female with a short barreled shotgun in hand allegedly yelling "I want sex – I want sex" as he chased after her near the Stanislaus River.
Rape at gunpoint foiled
A 34-year-old Hughson man was arrested Wednesday afternoon near the access point for the Ripon bike bridge for allegedly attempting to kidnap a woman at gunpoint.
Ripon OKs $21.7 million city budget
There's no budget blues this year in Ripon.
Ripon Christian nears $950,000 goal for stadium
The Ripon Christian Athletic Complex is getting closer to becoming a reality.
Pastor Roots retires from Ripon Free Methodist Church post after 16 years
The Reverend Chuck Roots has retired as the pastor of the Ripon Free Methodists Church.
1st ADA lawsuit fatality: Barnwood
Ripon's Barnwood Restaurant is closing its doors Sunday as its owners are unable to meet the monetary demands of a suit claiming it is not compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Roberson new principal for Colony Oak
Ziggy Roberson enjoyed a whirlwind day in Ripon.
WORK ON TRACK
Temperatures sizzled to triple digits this week but that wasn't enough to discourage a group of young volunteer workers of the Ripon Community Athletic Foundation.
Ripon sets workshop on ADA tonight
Threats of lawsuits focused at Ripon businesses that are allegedly violating the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is the subject of a Ripon Chamber of Commerce workshop tonight from 5 until 7 p.m. in the city council chambers.
CLASS OF 1941
The Ripon High Class of 1941was a proud group recognizing 73 years since they graduated, singing their class song together, "Hail, hail, the gang's all here!"
FARM FRESH
It may be too early to tell but the wine-tasting addition to the Ripon Farmers Market appears to be a success.
Ripon motorcycles go electric
The Ripon Police Department continues to incorporate green energy in their fleet of vehicles.
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LET THERE BE LIGHT
The annual Ripon Christmas tree lighting set the mood for the season Monday night, drawing more than 200 people – mostly families – to Veterans' Memorial Park.
Ripon city council may place meters on single-family homes
At tonight's Ripon City Council meeting, a public hearing is scheduled to consider water meters for all single-family residences.
Prelude to Christmas
When is a city as old as a choral performance?
Ripon city leaders will look to fill Nutt’s void
The sudden death of Vice Mayor Elden "Red" Nutt has left a tremendous void, and not just for the City of Ripon.
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