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Former motel converted into apartment units for Stockton’s unhoused community
(FOX40.COM) — Homeless advocates unveiled a new housing complex to help get people off the streets in Stockton. Town Center Studios on 1604 N. Wilson Way has transformed 40 motel rooms into studio apartments in hopes of providing housing to people for the long haul. The Stockton development is a California Homekey project that converted […]
Stockton leaders reacts to Newsom executive order to clear homeless encampments
Gov. Gavin Newsom has given to order to state officials to clear thousands of homeless encampments across California. Newsom's order, released on Thursday, is a result of a recent Supreme Court decision that gave local and state governments more latitude to remove people experiencing homelessness from their streets. While he can't force cities and counties to take down homeless encampments he is advising local authorities on the best way to take action. ...
Stockton ranked worst city for renters in new study as more housing is unveiled
STOCKTON — In a new study by RentCafe, Stockton was ranked the worst city for renters in Northern California based on living costs, housing opportunities, and quality of life.So what are officials doing about this?One project that aims to help: 40 newly renovated studio apartments in Stockton on Wilson Way. They are open to those who really need it, like Heather Long."It's not stability like everybody else, but its stability for the homeless. That's what we have," she said.Long was homeless, in and out of prison but is now trying to make change for herself."I've been homeless off and on...
Padilla’s party in the park reportedly violated Stockton City Council funding rules
Stockton City Councilmember Michele Padilla may have run afoul of council policy at a community event she hosted over the weekend by providing a public platform for local candidates seeking political office. The event reportedly cost more than $10,000 to host and was paid for with City Council discretionary funding,...
Stockton to unveil new mural featuring monarch butterflies
The Stockton Arts Commission is unveiling a new mural, "Winged Wanderers," created by artist Charly Malpass, which features monarch butterflies flying over the city, on August 1 at 9 a.m. on the corner of E. Market St. and S. Sutter St.
Stockton is 175 years old. Here are 5 fun facts about the 'All American City'
The "All American City" celebrated its 175 birthday on Tuesday, July 23. Stockton is located California's Central Valley and was founded by German immigrant Charles M. Weber. The city was founded in 1849 and officially incorporated on July 23, 1850. In 1851, it became a charter from the state of California. ...
Stockton nonprofit donors react to candidate speeches at councilmember Padilla event
Two Stockton nonprofits barred from participating in political activity donated supplies to a city council member's cookout Saturday where political candidates talked about elections onstage, the nonprofits’ leaders said Thursday. On July 20, District 1 Councilmember Michele Padilla held a public cookout at Michael Faklis Park in north Stockton. At the event, four candidates —...
Applications now open to help name three new Stockton parks
Stockton residents are invited to submit suggestions for the naming of three new city parks, with the City Council set to review the recommendations of a committee made up of members from various commissions, boards and departments.
Stockton Unified school board extends Superintendent Michelle Rodriguez's contract to 2028
Michelle Rodriguez will remain at the helm of the Stockton Unified School District for another four years. The Stockton Unified Board of Trustees approved a contract extension for the superintendent through June 30, 2028. Her base pay will be $306,800 per year — $295,000 with a 3% increase for the 2023-2024 school year...
'This is all they have': Manteca residents push to get another public pool
MANTECA, Calif. — Taking a dip in the pool on a hot day is an easy way to relax in the summer. But for residents in one San Joaquin County town, the lack of options can be stressful. The Lincoln Pool in Manteca was built in the 1960s and...
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