Lathrop News

A Lodi man died Tuesday night after being shot multiple times in an incident that police allege is voluntary manslaughter.

An employee of a Lathrop convenience store was prepping food for the day when two men entered the store early Wednesday morning.

Low-income San Joaquin County residents can obtain free government-surplus food Thursday at 15 locations.

Born September 5, 1917, to Elmer Detling and Clara Zornes Detling, in Revere, WA, Hildred graduated from Manteca High School in 1935.

Lathrop Police Services will hold its annual Bicycle Rodeo on May 18. The event will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Target parking lot at 16858 Golden Valley Parkway.

State transportation officials announced the allocation of nearly $8 million in funds for a couple of projects in San Joaquin County.

A Roseville man accused of making an Internet threat against a Manteca police officer involved in a shooting has been ordered to stand trial on criminal charges.

Current and former employees are accusing San Joaquin County Sheriff Steve Moore of demoting highly decorated officers and decimating his department's canine unit to "get even" with them for supporting his opponent in the 2014 election, allegations Moore strongly denies.

Deputies pulled over a vehicle for a traffic violation about 10 p.m. near the intersection of Manthey and Roth roads in Lathrop, according to the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office.

Sister Ann Venita Britto and the Ministry of Caring in Manteca held their annual Easter Luncheon on April 3 in the St.

The Stockton East Water District announced its new general manager Wednesday: 48-year-old Scot Moody, a self-described "pseudo-farm boy from Nebraska" who went on to a 20-year Navy career and later worked in the private sector, overseeing upkeep and utilities at the U.S. defense depots in Lathrop and Tracy.

San Joaquin County sheriff's deputies were dispatched to a carwash in the 15000 block of Harlan Road about 12:10 a.m. Thursday on a report of a robbery.

Ninety percent of the fertilizer used by San Joaquin Valley farmers is shipped through Stockton, and a large plant in Lathrop manufactures fertilizer on site, but local officials said Thursday that precautions are in place to lessen the odds of a catastrophic explosion here.