Infected Mosquitoes Detected in Manteca Zip Codes 95337 and 95376
The San Joaquin County Mosquito and Vector Control District has confirmed the first mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus (WNV) for 2025. The infected mosquitoes were collected in the Manteca area, specifically within the 95337 and 95376 zip codes—right on schedule with the start of the summer mosquito season.
In response to recent media scrutiny, the City of Stockton has issued the following joint statement to clarify the facts surrounding its short-term consulting contract with Lathrop City Manager Stephen Salvatore. The press release outlines the contract’s cost, purpose, and outcomes — emphasizing transparency, strategic leadership, and regional cooperation during a critical transition period for Interim City Manager Steve Colangelo.
MLB Star Expands Scholarship Support to Local Students with New Award Honoring His Wife
Major League Baseball superstar Aaron Judge and the Aaron Judge ALL RISE Foundation continue to invest in the future of Linden youth with the announcement of their 2025 scholarship recipients—along with a big expansion in generosity.
We stand in solidarity with all immigrant and migrant communities and reaffirm our commitment to protecting human rights, promoting equity, and resisting any efforts to divide our communities through fear and misinformation. Los Angeles will continue to be a city of refuge, resistance, and resilience.
We are writing to share news of a leadership transition at PREVAIL. After years of dedicated service, our Chief Executive Officer, Krista Fiser, has stepped down from her role to step into another key position
of leadership within our community. While we will miss her presence at PREVAIL, we are thrilled that her passion for advocacy and systems-level change will continue to make an impact beyond our walls. Her transition is a testament to her ongoing commitment to building safer, more equitable communities — and we look forward to continued collaboration in her new capacity.
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.
Join Us for a Celebration & Dedication – March 19 – 9:00 a.m.
The Stockton Fire Department has added a new truck company at Station No. 7. Please join the Stockton Fire Department and City officials for a celebration and dedication on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, at 9:00 a.m., at Station No. 7, 1767 W. Hammer Lane, Stockton, 95207.
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 Stockton Lantern Festival was awarded Gold for Best New Festival at the prestigious International Festivals & Events Association (IFEA) Pinnacle Awards this past week in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Additionally, the Stockton Lantern Festival and media partner, Visit Stockton, received gold in five major categories, highlighting the team’s dedication to delivering an extraordinary and memorable event.
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.