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There were 71 bookings at the San Joaquin County Jail in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Sunday.

May 17, 9:08 AM Feed Over the course of several articles devoted to the Alfred Hertz tenure at the San Francisco Symphony I have been heard to bemoan the unavailability of the fine set of RCA Victor recordings made by Hertz and the SFS between 1925 and 1928.

Former top Democratic fundraiser Norman Hsu pleaded guilty in federal court Thursday to charges he cheated investors out of at least $20 million in a massive Ponzi scheme.

The Record has received awards from the California-Nevada Associated Press News Executive Council for its coverage of the 2008 Quail Lakes Fire and for several photos.

Although indoor classical music seasons still have more than a month to run, summer schedules are landing in our mailboxes and popping up in our email in-boxes. The Hollywood Bowl schedule was announced several weeks ago, but three of our area's most important summer programs have also been unveiled: California Philharmonic: Still battling the ...

Turn on the pumps, the people cried again and again. Turn on the pumps. "Agua, agua!" Thousands of farmers, laborers and others dependent on San Joaquin Valley agriculture pleaded for the state and federal governments on Friday to crank the Delta spigot and send water south to their fields.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals today tossed five of Monte McFall's 17 convictions in a ruling his attorney said is likely to reduce his prison sentence.

An abandoned meat plant in Lodi that has become an eyesore along Highway 99 went up for auction on the San Joaquin County Courthouse steps Thursday morning.

It is a well-known risk to lack diversity in an investment portfolio. Now, couples employed by the same company are learning a similar lesson, the hard way.

Around the time Steve Gutierrez joined the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors 12 years ago, someone gave a method to measure success in office.

Mayor Ann Johnston and a largely freshman City Council were seated for the first time Tuesday night with a ceremonial swearing in.

Almost four months have passed since Temecula police arrested medical marijuana activist Martin J. Victor and seized dozens of plants from his home.

In a sometimes emotional transfer of power on the seventh floor of the San Joaquin County Courthouse on Monday, two long-serving members of the Board of Supervisors left office and two men elected to take their ...

Victor Mow's life began within six blocks of the downtown Courthouse, where county government is piloted from the uppermost floor.