Stockton’s Fourth of July celebration is already taking shape, and local groups, businesses, performers and vendors are invited to be part of the holiday tradition.

San Joaquin Regional Transit District has welcomed Eric Williams back to the agency as its new chief operating officer, bringing a mix of transit experience, grant oversight and community-focused leadership to the role.

For three decades, Health Plan of San Joaquin has been part of the local healthcare safety net, helping families, seniors, children, and individuals across the region connect with the care and services they need.

In the heart of Downtown Stockton, The Golden Rose Barbershop is doing more than cutting hair. It is preserving a piece of local history while helping shape the personality and pride of downtown today.

The Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce has announced Linden High School’s Abigail Coussons as the 2025 ATHENA Youth Leadership Award recipient, honoring her outstanding service, academic excellence, and leadership that uplifts others in her school and community.

San Joaquin County Treasurer-Tax Collector Phonxay Keokham, CPA, announced that property tax bills for the 2025–2026 fiscal year have been mailed to all county property owners.

Collins Electrical Company, Inc. proudly announces that Co-Chief Executive Officer Brian Gini has been inducted into the prestigious Academy of Electrical Contracting, one of the highest honors in the electrical construction industry. His induction took place during the NECA 2025 Convention in Chicago, where he joined an elite group of leaders recognized for their significant contributions to electrical contracting.
Established in 1968, the Academy honors individuals who have demonstrated exceptional service, leadership, and dedication to advancing the union electrical industry. Fellowship is not only a recognition of past accomplishments but also a commitment to continued service to NECA and the profession.

A new study confirms what many in Stockton already feel on event nights: the city’s entertainment venues are more than just places to catch a game, concert, or show — they’re powering our economy.

For years, Stockton resident Olive Arnold has been doing the impossible — running a small business, raising two daughters, and keeping an unreliable 2001 Mercury Sable on the road.

Big changes are coming to one of Stockton’s most iconic shopping centers. Weberstown Mall has been acquired in a $50.75 million deal by Mershops, a rapidly expanding West Coast real estate group known for revitalizing major retail spaces. The acquisition was led by strategic investment partner Steerpoint Capital, and signals a bold new chapter for the 800,000-square-foot mall.