A fresh burst of creativity is taking over the University of the Pacific this fall! The Reynolds Gallery inside the Jeannette Powell Art Center invites the community to experience (Re) Purpose: A Student Review of the Permanent Collection, an inspiring exhibition that reimagines the power and purpose of art through the eyes of Pacific’s emerging artists.

It’s the grand finale fans have been waiting for all season! The Stockton 99 Speedway is revving up to close its 76th thrilling season this Saturday night with an explosive celebration of speed, sparks, and spectacular fireworks.

The story of Stockton is written in the calloused hands of those who worked its fields, and this week, that story was honored in a heartfelt tribute at City Hall.

San Joaquin County Public Health Services has confirmed the first human case of West Nile virus (WNV) in the county this year. The case involves an older adult male and marks San Joaquin as the 14th county in California to report a human infection in 2025 — the 61st statewide to date.

Get ready, race fans — it’s the grand finale of the season at Stockton 99 Speedway! On Saturday, October 18th, the engines roar to life for Championship Night #2, featuring double points, spectacular fireworks, and the always wild Trailer Racing showdown!

It’s almost time for one of Stockton’s favorite community traditions — the 6th Annual Trick-or-Treat in Yosemite Street Village! On Saturday, October 25th, between Poplar and Acacia, the neighborhood will come alive with costumes, candy, laughter, and a little Halloween magic.

The roar of engines, the smell of rubber, and the pulse of adrenaline will all come together this Saturday night as Stockton 99 Speedway hosts Championship Night One, the long-awaited showdown to crown the season’s champions.

San Joaquin County Treasurer-Tax Collector Phonxay Keokham, CPA, announced that property tax bills for the 2025–2026 fiscal year have been mailed to all county property owners.

Stockton theatergoers are in for a thought-provoking experience this October as Delta Drama students take the stage with Marisol, a gripping play by José Rivera that blends surreal fantasy with a darkly dystopian vision of modern life.