Stockton’s 45th annual Delta Reflections Lighted Boat Parade returns December 5. Boats leave Windmill Cove at 5 p.m. and are expected downtown around 6:15 p.m., with free viewing at Weber Point and along the waterfront.

Stockton Astronomical Society presenter Douglas Christensen will introduce unaided-eye astronomy November 21 at Haggin Museum, from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. The daytime lecture is included with regular museum admission.

Children ages 5–12 can explore silhouette movie strips, miniature theatre and the science of light at Haggin Museum on November 14, from 1 to 3 p.m. Activities are included with regular museum admission and offered first come, first served.

A free Project Sentinel open house at Stribley Community Center November 14 offers one-on-one conversations about housing discrimination, educational materials and a chance to meet local fair housing service staff.

Professional boxing returns to Stockton Memorial Civic Auditorium November 14 with Clash at the Civic. The announced card includes headliner Braulio Ceja Navarro, with the Danny D 65 Foundation collaborating on the event.

Stockton's Diabetes Awareness 5K welcomes runners and walkers November 14 at Michael Faklis Park. The Healthy Leo-Lions Club event pairs community fitness with a focus on diabetes education and support.

The first half of October brought a mix of major infrastructure investments, public safety proposals, regional emergency-service changes and opportunities for residents to weigh in on the future of a prominent waterfront property. The October 1-15 reporting period draws from the October 13 City Council agenda, a Stockton Fire Department announcement and an Economic Development update on the South Pointe cleanup plan.

Applications are open through November 18 for CASH SJC, a program that will provide a year of cash assistance to up to 250 eligible senior households.

The Emmy-nominated comedian takes the historic downtown stage on Feb. 26, 2027, with public tickets going on sale Oct. 23 at 10 a.m. through Ticketmaster and the Adventist Health Arena box office.

From aspirin and absinthe to art and augmented reality, the University of the Pacific's latest exhibition invites Stockton residents to explore how substances have shaped human history, culture and society.