SCT presents Unnecessary Farce
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SCT presents Unnecessary Farce

A mild-mannered embezzling mayor, a pair of bumbling cops, and an unlikely hit man collide in Unnecessary Farce, which opens January 11 at Stockton Civic Theatre Paul Slade Smith’s irresistible and unrelenting comedy will have audiences laughing all the way home!

Stocked Full of Music Song Contest
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call for artists to enter the Stockton

Stocked Full of Music Song Contest

Local artists are invited to show their Stockton pride by submitting an original Stockton song to the Stockton, Stocked Full of Music Song Contest

Big Three Home Games in January for the Pacific Tigers
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Big Three Home Games in January for the Pacific Tigers

Three big home games are on the docket for the Tigers this month. As of Jan. 2, Pacific leads the WCC in offensive rebounds per game (13.1) and is second in free throw attempts (331) and rebounds (608) and third in free throws made (223) and rebound margin (5.5).

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A welcome sight to motorists in Stockton

Interstate 5 Improvements Complete

Caltrans and its partners, the San Joaquin Council of Governments (SJCOG), San Joaquin County and the city of Stockton, celebrated another milestone today with the completion of the final portion of the long awaited I-5 Corridor Improvement project. The $194.5 million project was designed to decrease congestion and improve commute times for motorists traveling on I-5 through Stockton.

Maker of the World’s Smallest Heart Pump Brings Mobile Learning Lab to St. Joseph’s Medical Center
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Maker of the World’s Smallest Heart Pump Brings Mobile Learning Lab to St. Joseph’s Medical Center

St. Joseph’s Medical Center located in Stockton will participate in the Abiomed Mobile Learning Lab program on Dec. 14, 2016 at 11 a.m. The Mobile Learning Lab is a highly interactive, facilitated learning experience that is brought directly to the hospital with the goal of training hospital staff on the Impella® heart pump, one of the newest, minimally invasive heart support and recovery technologies. The Impella is manufactured by Abiomed, Inc.

University of the Pacific breaks ground on new athletics facilities
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Two Pacific projects likely to employ 170 construction workers, pump $7.6 M into economy

University of the Pacific breaks ground on new athletics facilities

Construction of University of the Pacific’s $1.5 million Janssen-Lagorio Performance Center and a clubhouse for the $4 million Eve Zimmerman Tennis Center is expected to employ 170 construction workers between now and when the two facilities open in spring 2017, pumping an estimated $7.6 million into the county economy.
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