Want to beat the heat? San Joaquin Cooling Zones can help.

July 4 is around the corner and the State of California is still experiencing drought conditions.  The City of Stockton Fire Department wants to help residents plan and enjoy a safe Independence Day.

Motorists can expect a shift in traffic lanes on southbound Interstate 5 (I-5) from Alpine Avenue to Fremont Street for construction activities. The lane shift is scheduled to be in place for approximately two months.

In the first initiative of its kind, the City has granted a total of $111,600 to five local organizations that provide small business programs to entrepreneurs and start-up businesses in Stockton.

Writing The Animal Bill of Rights was initially very challenging.  I am used to writing fairly technical pieces for my Pet Column in The Record. 

Republic Services of Stockton is pleased to announce that local resident, and 28-year waste collection driver, Efren “Fernando” Lopez received the prestigious Driver of the Year award in the large residential category.

Delta College recognized board members Dr. Catherine Mathis and Jennet Stebbins for fulfilling the Excellence in Trusteeship Program at the college's June 14 board meeting.

Looking for a fun and enriching summer activity for the kids? Join us at the Haggin Museum for two sessions of art fun with textiles, wire, string, and rope at STRINGS & THINGS.

Warm temperatures are here and when conditions are right, blue-green algae can rapidly build-up or bloom on the surface of reservoirs, rivers, creeks, lagoons, lakes and ponds. Environmental Health and Public Health officials are urging swimmers, boaters, and recreational users to avoid contact with blue-green algae (BGA), also known as cyanobacteria.