Health officials urge residents to protect themselves against mosquito bites
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.
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.
Committee ensures voter-approved bond money is spent properly
San Joaquin Delta College is searching for members of the public to serve on a committee that provides oversight for the College’s taxpayer-funded Measure K bond.
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There’s a new reason to visit Micke Grove Zoo this fall—and it comes with a tortoise-sized heart! Sherman, the Zoo’s beloved Radiated Tortoise, has launched his very own Shoe Drive, inviting the community to donate new and gently used shoes (kids sizes through men’s size 13) along with much-needed hygiene items
A new study confirms what many in Stockton already feel on event nights: the city’s entertainment venues are more than just places to catch a game, concert, or show — they’re powering our economy.
For years, Stockton resident Olive Arnold has been doing the impossible — running a small business, raising two daughters, and keeping an unreliable 2001 Mercury Sable on the road.
A wave of joy is spreading across San Joaquin County as Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library officially opens enrollment to every child from birth to age five—no matter where they live in the county!
Baseball fans, get ready to chew on this: New York Yankees captain and hometown hero Aaron Judge is stepping up to the plate in a whole new way — and this time, it’s for the kids.
San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) and the San Joaquin County District Attorney's Office have joined forces to launch a powerful message of awareness and hope with the “One Pill Can Kill” bus wrap. This eye-catching visual serves as a mobile warning against counterfeit pills laced with fentanyl, a synthetic opioid now driving an alarming rise in overdose deaths across communities.
Just in time for the summer heat, Weston Ranch High School's swimming pool is officially opening to the public this Saturday, June 28—and admission is completely free for everyone! Thanks to a new partnership between the City of Stockton and the Manteca Unified School District, families in South Stockton can enjoy a safe, supervised, and much-needed place to splash, swim, and cool off every Saturday and Sunday through July 27.