Archive By Section - Politics
Council hopefuls on different pages about privatization of Manteca Library
Carlon Perry set himself apart from the pack on possible privatization of the Manteca Library by saying it should be given serious consideration.
Santos offers business acumen as mayor
LATHROP – Bringing new businesses to Lathrop that create new jobs with head-of-household wages has long been a mantra for J. "Chaka" Santos.
Cutting sales tax sharing deals
Cutting sales tax sharing deals to lure retail business to Manteca is an issue that the four mayoral and three city council hopefuls weren't in agreement on during Wednesday's candidates' forum.
Valencia targets jobs, safety, wasteful spending
LATHROP – Rosalinda Valencia, a wife and the mother of four young children, said she decided to run for city council because she wants to help the city solve what she considers are the "main problems facing Lathrop" today.
Weatherford: RDA a big plus
Editor's note: This is a part of a series of stories on how mayor and council hopefuls would address various municipal issues
Manteca mayor, council forum set for tonight
A candidate's forum featuring the candidates seeking election Nov., 2 to the Manteca City Council as well as the mayor's post takes place tonight at the council chambers at the Civic Center, 1001 W. Center St.
Lathrop council, mayor hopefuls field questions
LATHROP – Mayor Kristy Sayles was a no-show, but judging by the applause at the conclusion of Tuesday night's candidates' forum, the people who filled the council chambers at City Hall were happy with what they saw and heard from the candidates present.
Neely drops out of Lathrop council race
LATHROP - There were five candidates running for two council vacancies in the Lathrop City Council other than the mayor's seat.
Hopefuls field questions from pavers to big boxes
RIPON - Questions about everything from bringing big box stores into Ripon, the value of street pavers and having a green belt between Manteca and Ripon were answered by four candidates seeking two seats on the Ripon City Council on Nov. 2.
Moorhead nets single $4K donation
The biggest money contributors to this year's Manteca mayoral candidates aren't developers - it's members of the Punjabi American community.
Workers coming in from the cold
The days of city crews working "inside" in the fog on $300,000 fire engines and other municipal vehicles are coming to an end before the winter of 2013 rolls around.
Lightning strikes twice for former Lathrop city manager
LATHROP – Prior to her forced resignation from her job in Lathrop two years ago, former city manager Yvonne Quiring was asked by union employees to resign based on a laundry list of complaints about her job performance. Their request was contained in a letter that they presented to the city council.
Dresser asks city to stop monthly subsidy of The Rush
LATHROP – Another request has come before the Lathrop City Council asking the city to discontinue subsidizing The Rush, the monthly publication owned by area real estate broker Frank Cavaco.
Aerial fireworks may return to Ripon
By GLENN KAHL Staff reporter for the Manteca (Calif.) Bulletin RIPON - A glimpse of an improving cash flow with an eye to possibly scheduling July Fourth fireworks for the first time in three years set a positive mood at Ripon's Tuesday night City Council meeting. For July – the first month of the new fiscal year – the city coffers were in better shape than they were in July of last year, according to ...
Hernandez favors citywide approach to crime fight
Editor's note: This is a part of a series of stories on how mayor and council hopefuls would address various municipal issues
No Articles Found.
Sections:
- NEWS |
- SPORTS |
- BUSINESS |
- OBITUARIES |
- OPINION |
- HOME SCENE |
- 209 |
- MULTIMEDIA |
- FEATURED EDITIONS |
- MOVIES |
- REGIONAL NEWS
Services:
Submit News:
Online:
Contents of this site are © 2013 Manteca Bulletin - All Rights Reserved Privacy policy and Terms of service | Contact Us
