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McNerney named legislator of the year by veterans service officers
Congressman Jerry McNerney has been awarded the Motomu Nakasako Legislator of the Year Award by the California Association of County Veterans Service Officers.
Nearly $2 million has been raised in the congressional race to represent Stanislaus and southern San Joaquin counties, and the vast majority of it has come from outside the area.
Deputy sues, alleges rights were violated
A probation officer accused of shooting at a motorist in a road rage episode has been held over for trial on attempted murder charges, a judge ruled Thursday after a two-hour preliminary hearing.
Veterans group to honor McNerney
The California Association of County Veterans Service Officers will recognize a congressman in Stockton today at a lunch for combat veterans.
Stockton Man Arrested For Missing TB Treatment
A Stockton man was arrested on Tuesday after not making himself available for tuberculosis treatment, according to the San Joaquin County District Attorney's Office.
Harold was born in French Camp, CA on May 9, 1920 and passed away on May 11, 2012.
Dameron pneumonia death rate state's worst
Dameron Hospital had the worst rate of deaths from community-acquired pneumonia of any hospital in California - nearly twice the statewide average - from January 2002 to November 2004, according to information released this week by a state health agency.
Sheriff's Office promotions signal change
San Joaquin County Sheriff's sergeant Rudy Lovato, right, standing next to Sheriff Steve Moore, becomes emotional during a promotion ceremony at the Sheriff Department Complex in French Camp.
Jerry Brown fires doctor in anti-tobacco tax ad
Under pressure from health advocates, Gov. Jerry Brown on Thursday removed a controversial physician from a state health board after she appeared in an industry-funded ad against a tobacco tax hike on the June ballot.
William Robert MacDonald, age 52, born February 15, 1960 passed away in French Camp, CA on April 18, 2012.
Briefs -- Published May 1, 2012
The money was part of $900 million allocated to 61 projects across the state, the California Department of Transportation said in a statement released on Friday.