High school seniors with a 3.0 GPA or higher who attend school in San Joaquin County are eligible for scholarship money through Lincoln Center’s Scholarship Program.

The Gospel Center Rescue Mission (GCRM) has announced the appointment of Wayne G. Richardson, CEO of the 75-year-old mission. Wayne brings an impressive and extensive background in leadership positions to the GCRM, including his most recent titles of COO and Director of Development & Programs of Faith Farm Ministries, a three campus, 450 bed, nine-month, free residential addiction regeneration program in Florida.   

A 381-bed student housing project on University of the Pacific’s Stockton campus will provide students with comfortable, contemporary living, while creating nearly 330 jobs and pumping $57 million into the regional economy.

San Joaquin Delta College’s Market at Delta College has been a mainstay of the Stockton scene for over 30 years. Delta’s Market is known as a safe, friendly environment for vendors and customers alike. The large weekend crowds are a testament to that productive history.

The Stockton Symphony's 2016-17 season commemorates 90 years of serving the entire San Joaquin community. Performances are held at Delta College’s Warren Atherton Auditorium at 5151 Pacific Avenue, Stockton. The 2016-17season will feature two series consisting of five classical concerts and four POPS concerts.

Delta College’s Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution in support of Proposition 55 - The Children’s Education and Health Care Protection Act of 2016, at their Tuesday, September 13 regular meeting.

The purchase and installation of the Big Belly receptacles in Janet Leigh Plaza were the result of a very thoughtful process by DSA's Clean and Safe Committee.

The Art Expressions of San Joaquin is accepting student artwork for their annual High School Student Art Show. The art show is open only to high school students...

The City of Stockton was recently able to take advantage of favorable interest rates, saving taxpayers over $14 million and providing over $4 million for much-needed capital projects. 

On Thursday, September 8, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) announced that San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) will receive $8.2 million in a competitive grant to fund RTD’s Commuter Bus Replacement Project.