The City of Stockton is proud to announce the return of its annual Residential Clean Sweep Program, a free bulky waste pickup service available to residents living in single-family homes, duplexes, or triplexes within city limits. The program runs February through October, offering residents an opportunity to responsibly dispose of large household items and help keep Stockton clean.

The Stockton Arts Commission (SAC) invites all visual artists, musicians, performers, and spoken word artists to apply to participate in the next Stockton Art Night, taking place on Wednesday, June 11, from 4:00 to 7:00 PM at the Civic Auditorium, 525 N. Center St.

San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) and local leaders today will celebrate the unveiling of the agency’s new José M. Hernández bus wrap—a tribute to the Stockton native and celebrated NASA astronaut.

Phonxay Keokham, San Joaquin County Treasurer-Tax Collector, hereby announces that fiscal year 2024-25 annual secured tax bills have been mailed to all property owners at the addresses shown on the tax roll.

The Reynolds Gallery at the University of the Pacific is excited to announce Stockton Seen, an exhibition highlighting the collaborative spirit and artistic legacy of four distinguished faculty artists: Larry Walker, Barbara Flaherty, Carla Malone, and Chisato Nishioka Watanabe.

San Joaquin County Public Health Services has confirmed a West Nile Virus (WNV) infection in San Joaquin County. This is the first confirmed human case in the county for 2024, and the 28th reported human case in California for this year. The 57-year-old male Stockton resident has received medical services at a Sacramento area healthcare facility.

With about 80% of the debris on the coast originating from inland water sources, you will also be helping to keep trash off the coastal beaches.

Fred was born January 29, 1942 in East Prussia. His father died in the WWII battle of Stalingrad, and so in 1951 Fred, his older brother, Rudy, and mother, Lydia, immigrated to Los Angeles to live with an aunt. There Fred enrolled in school, learning English by immersion. Three years later, Lydia remarried, and they moved to Orange County. Fred graduated from Western High School in Anaheim in 1960, and then went on to Biola College in La Mirada, California to earn his BA Degree. During this time, Fred also served as part-time Youth Pastor at his home church, Magnolia Baptist in Anaheim, where he met Kathy. After Fred and Kathy were married in 1965, they moved to Sioux Falls, SD, where he completed an MDiv. Degree in Biblical Studies at the North American Baptist Seminary.

The pressing issue of rising inflation is affecting the Emergency Food Bank and the nonprofit sector as a whole. As inflation rates reach unprecedented levels, many charitable organizations
including the Food Bank are experiencing a significant decrease in monetary donations, jeopardizing our ability to provide essential services to those in need.

San Joaquin Delta College trustees have chosen Dr. Armando Valerio, a physical therapist who is active in many community organizations and causes, to serve on Delta’s governing board.