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The closure of the Krikorian theaters building in Chino came as a shock to Rahn Osborne as he drove past its vacant marquee Tuesday.
There was something of a Noah's ark at the San Joaquin County Fair livestock barns Friday morning as first came the beef cattle and swine, then dairy and market goats, and finally sheep and dairy heifers.
Area digest -- Published June 20, 2008
The class How to Stay Safe on the Internet will educate parents about Web attractions such as chatrooms, discussion groups, e-mail, blogs and gaming sites.
Religion briefs -- Published June 21, 2008
The Episcopal Church of St. John the Baptist will sponsor its eighth annual Summer Music Camp from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. July 21 to 25 at 1055 S. Lower Sacramento Road, Lodi.
Pieces of paper are lined up neatly in rows on a classroom table at the Stockton Civic Theatre where 14-year-old Raquel Jimenez sits with pencil in hand ready to draw another picture.
State officials, farmers review labor standards
Local, state and federal officials involved in on-farm labor and safety inspections met with growers and farm labor contractors in Stockton last week to exchange information and answer questions about ...
San Joaquin County farmers could get help dealing with California's latest drought under a proclamation issued by Gov.
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Most parents want to believe their child is perfect. In the case of John and Robin Graham, they're right.
911 Calls -- Published June 9, 2008
There were 78 bookings at the San Joaquin County Jail in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Sunday.
Wolk in position to face Aghazarian
Primary returns Tuesday indicated the race to replace termed-out state Sen. Michael Machado, D-Linden, will pit Davis Assemblywoman Lois Wolk, a Democrat, against Stockton Assemblyman Greg Aghazarian, a ...
Farm labor sweep uncovers boy, 12, working in S.J. orchard
A 12-year-old boy was found laboring in a cherry orchard in Linden when a coalition of state and federal labor law officials made surprise inspections of a number of farm labor contractors in San Joaquin and ...
Labor law officials inspect Valley working conditions
A coalition of state and federal labor law officials today made surprise inspection visits to a number of farm labor contractors in San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties.
Second Homes Can Be Tax Time Bombs for Owners
Published: Friday, May 30, 2008 at 6:01 a.m. Last Modified: Friday, May 30, 2008 at 6:01 a.m. Some of the biggest losers in the real estate slump are not purchasers of mansions they could not afford.
Walking tour of town's famed trees
Tonight local arborists will launch a new free self-guided walking tour of Nevada City showcasing 42 dowtown trees.
Where will S.J. grow from here? Forums seek answers
How much open space and farmland should be left in San Joaquin County in 2050, when the population is expected to triple to 1.7 million? What kinds of development should be built to house that growth? What ...
Race to replace termed-out Machado expected to heat up
The contest to replace termed-out state Sen. Michael Machado, D-Linden, is expected to be one of the hottest in the state this fall. via Stockton Record
“We have to live within our means. Everyone has to tighten their belts. We have to recognize that there is only so much money.”
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has proposed a solution to the state's budget woes that essentially amounts to this: Buy more lottery tickets or accept a higher sales tax. via RecordNET
Money will be used to expand overcrowded system
“I'm hoping there is the political will here in San Joaquin County to do it”
San Joaquin County is poised to receive the full $80 million it requested from the state to expand its overcrowded jail by 1,280 beds. via Stockton Record
“I do not understand the rationale”
A state-federal partnership that was supposed to save the Delta may itself be on the brink of extinction after the state Senate voted Thursday to end California's involvement. via RecordNET
“It's just like the other one, only now you know how to do it.”
A mix of ambition and opportunity has yielded Alicia Anguiano, still in high school, so at home with the image of herself as a college student that she dressed this week in University of Southern California ... via RecordNET