San Joaquin News

When she moved to Stockton some 20 years ago, Joy Neas was in awe of its treasures: the natural waterfront, its rich history and interesting architecture.

FOR 40 years now, the Posey family has been going a mile a minute--both on and off two wheels.

The African American Chamber Foundation of San Joaquin, under the leadership of President and CEO Paulette Amous-Gross, launched its first session of the California Central Valley Black Initiative for Self Sustainability on April 24.

Escorted by faculty and staff, close to 100 students wearing burgundy-colored caps and gowns, smiled and waved as they walked down the aisles of the Frank "Buck" Shaffer Theatre inside the Porterville Memorial Auditorium as a packed house shrieked and whistled loudly, drowning out the "Pomp and Circumstance" music Tuesday night during the 2012 ... (more)

Steven and Debbie Crane, John Crane, Candy Clappis, Sandy Crane, Tammy and Eric Houser, Joe and Tori Salazar and Rick Verber.

The first will be the Modesto HIREvent from noon to 4 p.m. today at the Clarion Hotel & Conference Center, 1612 Sisk Road.

A San Joaquin teen who allegedly shot an elderly woman in the face during a nighttime home-invasion robbery early Thanksgiving morning was ordered today to stand trial on attempted murder charges.

May is a fantastic time to visit the farmers market. Spring has sprung, the earth is bringing forth its bounty, and the farmers are bringing you the freshest local produce they can grow.

The Trinitas golf course will cease operation by June 1, according to documents filed in federal court, and it appears the man who once owned and operated it will instead be caring for its lawns.

As a passenger rail advocate, I want to see passenger rail serve as many places in California as possible.

May is a fantastic time to visit the farmers market. Spring has sprung, the earth is bringing forth its bounty, and the farmers are bringing you the freshest local produce they can grow.

Ethnic and religious loyalties can kick-start a congressional challenge, San Joaquin Valley races show, but crossing the finish line takes more.

Fifteen thousand years ago what became California had no Delta and was in a very different world in which much of North America and Europe were covered by vast continental ice sheets.