When emergencies happen on a transit system, preparation can make all the difference. San Joaquin Regional Transit District is adding significant experience to that side of its operation with the arrival of Harlow Church, a veteran transit safety and emergency management professional with more than 17 years of experience in rail operations, system safety, fire life safety and emergency preparedness.

Before the turkey reaches the table and before the first slice of pie is served, thousands of people are expected to spend Thanksgiving morning doing something that has become a Stockton holiday tradition: running and walking to help feed their neighbors. The 22nd Annual Run & Walk Against Hunger returns Thursday, November 26, 2026, bringing runners, walkers, children, families and community teams to downtown Stockton for the Emergency Food Bank Stockton/San Joaquin's largest annual fundraising event. This year's event is once again presented by the Aaron Judge ALL RISE Foundation.

The San Joaquin Regional Transit District's Board of Directors has appointed Eric Williams as Chief Executive Officer, effective Sept. 18, after he served as acting CEO and chief operating officer.

A $160,000-plus grant from Health Net and the Centene Foundation is helping Stockton's Emergency Food Bank expand its Mobile Farmer's Market, which already delivers fresh produce to 45,000 San Joaquin County residents at 80 sites.

Stockton Unified School District is opening the door for families and community members to take a more active role in conversations about student safety, belonging and academic success.

Downtown Stockton business owners looking to build their skills or make local connections have a reimbursement program worth checking.

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

Cleaning out a closet, replacing furniture or finally tackling that garage full of items you have been meaning to donate just got a little easier in Stockton and throughout the San Joaquin Valley.

Students in Stockton, San Joaquin County and across the country have an opportunity to apply for a $25,000 scholarship — without writing an essay.

A new community-driven platform is inviting San Joaquin County businesses to help build a trusted local resource for veterans, servicemembers and their families.