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Unlike the 'Real Housewives,' prisoners aren't really exercising free will when they sign up to exploited on TV.
Morris: Snake makes good garden friend
DEAR JOAN: Can you identify this reptile for us? I'm not sure if it's a snake or a skink.
Cortopassi loses long fight against state
A San Joaquin County Superior Court judge on Thursday ruled against prominent Delta landowner Dino Cortopassi in his five-year quest to force state officials to dredge the Mokelumne River along his Canal Ranch property.
Crave giveaway: Crucial SSD, plus System Mechanic PC tune-up software
Congrats to Enrique G. of Tracy, Calif., for winning a pair of Sennheiser Momentum headphones in last week's giveaway.
Illegal gambling? Antioch owner of Internet Cafe in Tracy under investigation
An Antioch man who is the proprietor of an Internet sweepstakes cafe is under investigation for allegedly running an illegal gambling operation out of the business, police said Wednesday.
Economy threatens principles of Law Day, S.J's top prosecutor says
Hundreds of law professionals gathered Tuesday to honor District Attorney James Willett, recipient of the San Joaquin County Bar Association's 2013 Law Day award, in somewhat of a precursor party to his future retirement.
Surrogacy swindle nets 5-year term
A woman who ran a Modesto surrogacy agency was sentenced Monday to five years and three months in prison for a fraud scheme she carried out through her agency, U.S. Attorney Benjamin B. Wagner announced.
Letters -- Published May 14, 2013
Record Editor Mike Klocke's April 28 column, "Our premier event must stay downtown," demonstrates his unfamiliarity with the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds and his prejudice against south Stockton.
Briefs -- Published May 12, 2013
Hard-core cyclists and beginning bikers alike can pedal to work in downtown Wednesday, along one of five guided routes.
Free legal clinic planned in Tracy
The San Joaquin County Bar Association will hold a free legal clinic from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. May 21 at Tracy Branch Library, 20 E. Eaton Ave.
Brentwood hires new superintendent
The Brentwood Union School District board of trustees approved the appointment of Dr.
Outstanding teachers recognized by San Joaquin A+
Becky Whitesides, Linden Elementary, Linden Unified: The 22-year teaching veteran, who also is a literacy coach, coordinates the California English Language Development Test for the district.
Hindus to break ground for temple
Followers of one of the world's oldest religions, Hinduism, are finally building a temple in one of California's oldest and diverse cities.
Tracy police seek robbery suspect
Authorities in Tracy are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who robbed the Chase Bank in the 2600 block of South Tracy Boulevard at 10:36 a.m. April 29.
Local: Westlands will buy water from Oakdale
The Oakdale Irrigation District board agreed Tuesday to sell more water to Westlands Water District, as long as its own customers are not left short.
Thumbs -- Published May 7, 2013
THUMBS DOWN At their April 23 meeting, Stockton Unified trustees paid homage to Sara Cazares, a fellow board member who died April 20.
High-speed chase ends with arrests
California Highway Patrol officers were heading south on Interstate 5 south of French Camp Road when they spotted a white Toyota with expired registration at 11:52 a.m. Monday.
Oakdale Irrigation District water sale to grow?
The Oakdale Irrigation District board Tuesday will consider increasing the amount of water it is selling this year to drought-stressed areas to the south.
Inmates occupy tight quarters in the Deuel Vocational Institution near Tracy in 2007.