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Distribution system, increased demand squeeze Stockton food bank
Street people and the homeless have been joined in line by the working poor, students, senior citizens and families that used to consider themselves middle class.
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Police: Robbery victim turns tables on crooks
A store employee turned the tables on a devious duo during an armed robbery in Stockton Thursday night, say police.
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Memorial Day Weekend DUI enforcement
Local law enforcement agencies are launching Memorial Day Weekend DUI campaigns to catch motorists driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol.
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Business: Slow economic growth seen in Valley
Fresno County is continuing to see sluggish employment growth, at only about 1.2% this year, according to the latest quarterly economic forecast issued Thursday by the University of the Pacific in Stockton.
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Businesspeople, Stockton official seek extension
Local civic and business officials, businesspeople and workers came together Thursday to protest Gov.
UOP Forecast Shows Hope For Stockton Unemployment Rate
Good news on the job front is coming out of Stockton, according to a new economic forecast from the University of the Pacific.
"I would name it Fluffy," Noelle said to her chaperone during a field trip to the Animal Protection League of Stockton's rescue facility on Murray Drive.
The Record, Stockton, Calif., Tony Sauro column
May 23--When the Doors are mentioned, Jim Morrison's name immediately follows. Yet, Ray Manzarek's always-inventive keyboard adventures were an equally indelible aspect of the Los Angeles band's mysterious, striking and strangely spooky sound.
Robbers take money from south Stockton business
Two men, one armed with a black handgun, entered a business in the 600 block of West Martin Luther King Jr.
S.J. opera scholarships awarded to students
The 13th Stockton Opera Guild Kathe Underwood Scholarship Competition was held recently at the historic St.
Stockton, CA, adds Proterra's zero-emission EcoRide bus
Proterra Inc. has added San Joaquin Regional Transit District , Stockton, CA, to the list of cities currently operating its buses.
Woman arrested with likely drugs
A Washington woman was arrested early Wednesday on suspicion of drug possession in east Stockton after California Highway Patrol officers found suspected narcotics in a vehicle she was riding in, authorities said.
CalPERS blasts move by law firm
A law firm representing a Stockton creditor in bankruptcy is accused of playing dirty by raiding attorneys from an opposing firm that represents the California Public Employees' Retirement System.
Former homeless woman defies odds, graduates from UOP
A woman from Stockton has proven that with hard work and perseverance, dreams can come true.
Justice for all, not just the rich
In budget debates, California's courts have all too often been treated like just another line item, not as the constitutionally established third branch of government charged with protecting American citizens' rights.
Genealogy Society to host meeting
The San Joaquin Genealogical Society will be having a general meeting from 5:45 to 7:30 p.m. Thrusday at Troke Regional Library, 502 W. Benjamin Holt Drive, Stockton.
Local Toastmaster Receives Prestigious Award
Empire Toastmasters of Grass Valley, CA saw one of its long-time members, Distinguished Toastmaster Anna Oates, receive the Herb Yarbrough Sustained Service Award on May 18th at the Toastmasters District 39 Spring Conference in Stockton, CA.
CalPERS debt looms in anti-crime plan debate
Tonight, backers of the two crime-fighting plans that have divided the city of Stockton, the Marshall Plan vs.
Stockton she was born April 1, 2013 to her loving parents, Joshua and Katrina Callegari-White. She is also survived by a brother, DeAngelo Garcia; grandparents Kristen Stromer, Todd White and Juanita and Pete Eikeberg; great grandparents Caroline Alvarado and Audrey and Jerry White; uncles Jacob White, Logan Stromer and Travis Garcia along with ... (more)