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Vegetation fire burns in Elk Grove on Friday
ELK GROVE, Calif. — Crews battled a grass fire on Bow Street in Elk Grove on Friday afternoon, the Cosumnes Fire Department said. The fire was reported at around 3:45 p.m. in the 8600 block of Bow Street between Stockton Boulevard and Auberry Drive and threatened several structures, officials said.
People stand in ‘ring of fire' as overnight sideshows take over several Bay Area streets
Overnight sideshows brought large crowds in several Bay Area cities early Saturday morning. One sideshow happened just after midnight at the intersection of Lewis Brown and B.W. Williams Drives in Vallejo. Video from the scene showed people standing in a ring of fire and cars doing donuts around them. The...
Lincoln Legends: Willie Preston has become the voice of the city
Anyone who has attended an event in Lincoln has likely heard the iconic voice of Willie Preston. He has been the emcee and public address announcer for many staple events in the community, ranging from the Fourth of July Parade to the Lincoln Hometown Christmas Parade. He is a member of the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce, the Fourth of July Foundation, the Lions Club, Rotary Club, and is active in St. Joseph’s Church.
Stockton area superintendent discusses installation of vape sensors
(FOX40.COM) — Vaping in schools has been an issue across the country and Stockton’s own Lincoln Unified School District is employing cutting-edge tech to combat this growing epidemic. In an interview with FOX40.com on Thursday, LUSD Superintendent Kelly Dextraze gave some insight on how implementing vape detectors in school bathrooms works. Dextraze said that for […]
Stockton Native Cade Peters Tabbed as Assistant Coach
STOCKTON, Calif. - The Pacific baseball team has named Cade Peters as an assistant coach, as announced by head coach Reed Peters Thursday. "Pacific Baseball is proud to announce the hiring of our new hitting/outfield coach Cade Peters," Reed Peters said. "Cade led the Delta College Mustangs to three Elite Eight appearances in the last three years including a 2024 State Runner-Up finish. All nine Delta starters moved on to Division 1 schools. Under his guidance, the Mustangs ranked in the top 5 annually in batting average, slugging percentage, doubles, home runs, RBI's and runs scored." Cade enters his first...
Stockton City Council approves contract renewal, raise for City Manager Harry Black
Stockton City Manager Harry Black will receive a $25,783 raise and will serve the city for at least another four-year term. Black's 8% raise to bring his salary from $322,285 to $348,068 was approved at Tuesday's Stockton City Council meeting on a 6-1 vote, with District 1 Councilmember Michele Padilla dissenting. ...
Delta College Trustee Valerie Stewart-Green passes away
Delta College Area 6 Trustee Valerie Stewart-Green, who was also a former employee of the school for nearly three decades, has passed away. Stewart-Green was a resident of Tracy for 28 years and held a master’s degree in Public Administration from the University of San Francisco. She worked at...
Park Fire crews on alert amid flood watch for burn scar area
NORTHSTATE, Calif. — With rain expected in the Northstate starting Aug. 23, there's a chance for flooding, especially in areas that were recently hit with wildfires. Michael Friend, a public information officer assigned to the Park Fire, told us a low pressure system moving in from the north has led to a flood watch being in place in the burn scar area, which is not as severe as a flood warning.
The future of the annual Hispanic Chamber Commerce Statewide Convention.
Officials with the California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce have already started conversations on what to expect for next years convention and are using examples from this year's convention to improve.
State scientists approved a historic contract. Will other state workers follow their lead?
After the state’s first public sector strike and affiliating with the UAW, scientists who work across the state approved a contract with several new provisions and raises for all members.
California looks to build more teacher housing to boost recruitment, retention
Efforts to build affordable housing for teachers in California are gaining steam as the state’s cost of living rises and schools look for ways to recruit and retain staff within their communities. Earlier this month, for instance, Jefferson Elementary School District, a K-8 district in San Mateo County, announced...
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