Fall is the start of flu season. 

Financial Center Credit Union is breaking ground this month on a new south Stockton branch that will service their many members living in the area.

Women’s Center-Youth & Family Services is launching its 2014 Major Gifts Campaign “Hope for the Future.” The campaign continues through the end of December, and income generated will help sustain Women’s Center-YFS’ free, confidential services and shelters for the thousands of runaway homeless youth and victims of domestic violence and sexual assault served by the agency each year.

SMG is pleased to announce the appointment of Kendra Clark as the General Manager of the SMG-managed facilities in Stockton, CA, including the Stockton Arena, Stockton Ballpark, Bob Hope Theatre and Oak Park Ice Arena. 

The City of Stockton will begin the process of selecting and appointing a Councilmember for Council District 2.  Councilmember Kathy Miller will take an oath of office and begin serving as a San Joaquin County Supervisor in January, 2015. 

The Micke Grove Zoological Society (MGZS), the non-profit organization serving to support and enhance Micke Grove Zoo and its services, elected five new members to its Board of Directors this fiscal year. The newest directors include Walter Bozich, Helena Fitch-Snyder, Art Hand Jr., Manuel Lopez, and Ken Nieland.

Twice a year, customers can find amazing deals on apparel, shoes, accessories, home décor , and much more at the SJDC Fashion Program's Nearly New Sale . The holiday sale is set for Friday, October 10 , 2014 in Danner Hall on the Delta College Campus from 10am - 4pm.

With great pleasure, the Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce announces the selection of Joelle Gomez, Women’s Center – Youth & Family Services, as its 2014 ATHENA Award recipient and Shelby Riley, Central California Safety Council as the 2014 ATHENA Young Professional Leadership Award recipient. The ATHENA Awards will be presented to Joelle and Shelby at the annual ATHENA Luncheon on November 20th, 11:30am, at the Stockton Golf and Country Club.

The Pacific Field Hockey team posted a 5-0 win over Central Michigan on Thursday afternoon at the Pacific Field Hockey Turf. The Tigers improve to 4-5 on the season while the Chippewas fall to 1-6 after the loss.  Sophomore forward Ali Campos struck for two goals to extend her season total to nine while freshman Alicia Muiños and sophomores Leah Cofer and Kyleigh Morrison scored goals for the Orange and Black. The win represented the first for the Tigers on their new Edel Grass playing surface, officially commemorating a new era for the program.