The California Community College’s Chancellor's Office on Monday, January 18, launched a new advertising campaign for its “I Can Afford College” statewide financial aid awareness initiative. The new digital media and radio ads remind current and prospective students of the financial aid opportunities available year-round at California community colleges.

We are very close to selling out again this year for the annual St. Mary's High School Crab Feed.

Biggest Loser -- Day 15

In 'n Out hamburgers is one of the favorite places to treat oneself but I try not to go there too often...

The Stockton Ports will be providing losing Powerball players with a ticket voucher to a 2016 game.

In January, the City of Stockton Municipal Utilities Department will be changing the drinking water disinfection process for its north Stockton service area. During this process, drinking water is treated using a chemical process to kill microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, and protozoa that can cause sickness and disease. The City currently uses chlorine to disinfect drinking water and will be converting to chloramines in its service area north of the Calaveras River for City water utility customers and County areas served by the City.

The Sacramento Chapter of Women’s Transportation Seminar (WTS) has selected San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) General Manager/CEO Donna DeMartino as its Woman of the Year award recipient.

Be a part of the exciting atmosphere as the Tigers face their conference foe.

Biggest Loser - Day 12:

Good ahead and have some cookies!  They may not be for those ...

San Joaquin County Parks and Recreation and the Delta Fly Fishers will present the 13th Annual Bob McMillen Memorial Fishing Tournament on Saturday, March 5 at Oak Grove Regional Park in Stockton. Approximately 2,500 lbs. of Rainbow Trout (including 600 lbs. of trophy-size fish) will be stocked in Oak Grove’s 10-acre lake prior to the event.

Biggest Loser - Day:  11  Updated Wednesday eve:

Amazing number -- 99!  No it's not how many pounds I've lost (although I look forward to hitting that number), it's my sugar level this morning.  And after working out tonight, that number dropped to 79!  I haven't seen those numbers for many, many years.  With frequency my sugar levels could be over 200 and even in extreme cases, over 350.  All diabetics know that is not good at all.

So here's another benefit of the wonderful workout, lower sugar levels and better control of the sugars!