June 2 General “Remarkable Women of Stockton” “Remarkable Women of Stockton” the book is presented by local author, Mary Jo Gohlke, featured speaker at Stockton Womens Network luncheon on Wed. July 9th.
May 27 Latest News Stockton Gets Dozens of Little Libraries Stockton City Councilman Moses Zapien's Wilson Way Neighborhood Initiative joins the fight against illiteracy by launching an innovative project to improve neighborhood access to books through the use of Little Free Libraries.
May 20 General Pie a Librarian! Children participating in the Children’s Summer Reading Program at various branches of the Stockton-San Joaquin County Public Library will have an exciting opportunity to throw a pie in the face of their local library staff.
May 20 General The Stockton Thunder donated $678,171 in cash, tickets, and memorabilia to non-profit civic and community groups during 2013-14 season. Thunder Donate $678,171 to the Stockton Community The Stockton Thunder, proud ECHL affiliate of the NHL’s New York Islanders, AHL’s Bridgeport Sound Tigers, and proud member of the Stockton community have donated $678,171 in cash, tickets and memorabilia to non-profit, civic and community groups during the 2013-14 season.
May 20 General Benjamin Holt Drive Improvement Project Construction is expected to begin on June 9 to widen Benjamin Holt Drive from Gettysburg Place to Pacific Avenue.
May 14 General Overhead Sign Installation at I-5/French Camp Road To accommodate work required for reconstruction of the Interstate 5/French Camp Road Interchange, the following closures will be...
May 13 General Why I'm Running for Public Office? It takes a dedicated person to give their life over to public service. Profound changes can happen. Profound prices can be paid.
May 13 General Six Local High School Seniors Receive Scholarships from Lincoln Center Six San Joaquin County high school seniors have received scholarships from the Lincoln Center Scholarship Program. The 2013-‐2014 recipients are....
May 13 General Red Cross Urges Safety as Temperatures Rise Announcement An early heatwave is expected to send temperatures near triple digits this week, bringing with them the potential for heat-related health risks. The American Red Cross has steps people can follow to stay safe as the temperatures rise.