For 75 years, voices have been coming together in Stockton to create something larger than any single singer. That legacy will take center stage on Saturday, October 17, 2026, when the Stockton Chorale opens its 75th Anniversary “Diamond Season” with 75 Years of Inspiring Joy at 7 p.m. at Central United Methodist Church, 3700 Pacific Avenue in Stockton.

One of San Joaquin County’s longest-serving nonprofit organizations has a fresh new digital home, built right here in Stockton.

Court Commissioner Michael Rasmussen has been appointed to serve as an interim judge of the San Joaquin County Superior Court, the court announced Thursday.

San Joaquin County Parks and Recreation is preparing to bring more evening activities, family fun, and community connection to local parks through a new grant-funded initiative designed to make neighborhood public spaces more active, welcoming, and engaging.

South Stockton parks are getting ready for a greener, cooler future. San Joaquin County Parks and Recreation has announced a new partnership with Little Manila Rising to plant and maintain more than 1,000 new trees over the next three to five years in County-operated parks throughout the Stockton area. The effort will focus on improving shade, restoring tree canopy, and bringing more community activity back into local parks.

First Tee San Joaquin is preparing for a busy 2026 season filled with youth golf camps, family-friendly tournaments, seasonal tours and opportunities for kids and teens to build confidence both on and off the course.

The holidays are a time for connection, reflection, and celebration — and across the globe, those celebrations take on beautifully unique forms. A new website, WorldHolidayTraditions.com, invites readers to step beyond familiar customs and discover how people in more than 43 countries celebrate the season through food, music, and time-honored traditions.

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.

CalFresh, California’s version of the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), is heading into a season of change — and state leaders want residents to know they’ll have support every step of the way.

Every once in a while, a story comes along that mirrors the heartbeat of a community. For Stockton native David Doyle, that story is Parker—a young adult novel that’s not only climbing the Amazon bestseller charts but also igniting a movement in classrooms across California.