Visitors to Micke Grove Zoo have a brand-new way to connect with one of San Joaquin County’s most beloved destinations. The zoo has officially launched a redesigned website that delivers a modern look, smoother navigation, and richer content—bringing the zoo experience to life online before guests even arrive.

Outdoor enthusiasts have a new reason to head to the Mokelumne River. A newly rebuilt fishing dock has officially opened at Westgate Landing Regional Park, restoring public access and revitalizing a popular riverfront destination for anglers, families, and nature lovers alike.

Getting around Stockton just became easier—and more predictable. Beginning Sunday, January 25, the San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) will roll out a major update to its local bus service, bringing seven-day-a-week schedules to key routes throughout the Stockton area.

Ever wondered how local government really works—or how everyday residents can help keep it transparent and accountable? San Joaquin County residents now have a unique opportunity to step behind the scenes and make a lasting impact.

In the aftermath of a tragic vehicle-versus-pedestrian collision on January 22, Stockton city leadership is underscoring the importance of transparency, accountability, and compassion, while reaffirming confidence in the City Manager’s return to duty.

The City of Stockton is welcoming back a familiar and highly respected leader as Christine Tien returns to City Hall as the new Deputy City Manager, bringing with her more than two decades of experience in public service, philanthropy, and community-focused leadership.

At 103 years young, Dr. Marvin Lee Lykins continues to inspire everyone around him with a remarkable life rooted in service, compassion, and creativity. This Tuesday, residents, team members, and family at Oakmont of Brookside will come together to celebrate Dr. Lykins’ extraordinary birthday and a legacy that spans more than a century.

Dozens of Stockton families experienced an early holiday boost thanks to a generous community donation led by Sepulveda Sanchez Accident Lawyers in partnership with Stockton 209 Cares, a local nonprofit serving underserved families across San Joaquin County.

San Joaquin County is strengthening its commitment to keeping children safe on local roadways thanks to a $271,441 grant awarded by the California Office of Traffic Safety to the San Joaquin County Public Health Services Safe Kids Coalition. The funding will support the County’s Child Passenger Safety Program from October 2025 through September 2026 .

San Joaquin County is taking a major step toward the future of its parks, open spaces, and recreational facilities with the development of a comprehensive Ten-Year Parks and Recreation Master Plan.