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City of Antioch Set to Hire Next City Manager
On Tuesday, the Antioch City Council will look to appoint Bessie Marie Scott as its next city manager with a 2-year contract. The move comes after the city has played musical chairs with the city manager position since the retirement of Ron Bernal in 2021—Cornelius Johnson, Ana Cortez, Forrest Ebbs and Kwame Reed have all served as city manager.
Late Models, Spec Sprints and Hobby Stocks Headline Antioch Speedway
Antioch, CA – Racing continues at Antioch Speedway this Saturday night, and it’s the final event of August as the track goes dark on Labor Day Weekend. For this occasion, the Late Models are a featured attraction along with the Wingless Spec Sprints, Pacific Coast Hobby Stocks, Dwarf Cars, Mini Stocks, 600 Micros and Hardtops.
3 years post-Caldor Fire, survivors struggling after individual federal aid denied
GRIZZLY FLATS, Calif. — Hundreds of displaced homeowners are still in recovery mode three years after the Caldor Fire tore through the El Dorado County community of Grizzly Flats. ABC10 spoke with survivors about why this recovery process has been so slow-going and the federal financial assistance they were...
The Gathering Inn surprises Lincoln with purchase of property for medical respite center
The Gathering Inn is officially coming to Lincoln, catching the community, city and elected officials off-guard. The Gathering Inn (TGI) is a non-profit that provides shelter and accommodations for those experiencing homelessness in Placer County and Elk Grove. TGI purchased land in Lincoln using the space using grant funding from...
Thousands of classic cars on display this weekend at Alameda County Fairgrounds
More than 3,000 classic cars will be on display at the Goodguys 37th West Coast Nationals at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton this weekend.Sean Sullivan took his 1965 Chevy Malibu SS to display.MORE: 2024 Silicon Valley Auto Show vrooms back to Santa Clara"Just came out to enjoy the weekend at the Goodguys car show and see some cool cars," Sullivan said."It's a full family fun event," said Steven Bunker, of Goodguys Rod & Custom Association. "We have activities for the kids, live autocross racing, industry vendors. And businesses are out here showing their products on display so that these guys can keep these old cars on the road."MORE: SJ celebrates Cinco de Mayo with parades and city-sponsored lowridingChevy Chevelles are being showcased to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the vintage car.The car show goes on until Sunday and they're expecting over 30,000 people over the weekend. If you're on the ABC7 News app, click here to watch live
‘The Hero of an Incredible Story,’ Bridge Coffee Co. Announces Closure
MARYSVILLE, CA (MPG) - Bridge Coffee Co. has been a beloved staple of the Yuba-Sutter community for nearly a decade now. With humble beginnings in the garage of Timothy Styczynski’s home, the company quickly obtained its first store front on Clark Avenue in Yuba City. Here the community would gather for a selection of gourmet brews, artisan products, and arguably some of the best sandwiches in town. Next came their set up in New Earth Market in Yuba City and a roasting warehouse in historic Marysville.
Miracle Mile businesses see boost from start of UOP's fall semester
STOCKTON, Calif. — In case anyone was unsure, dozens of banners affixed to light posts along the Miracle Mile stretch of Stockton's Pacific Avenue make it clear: Miracle Mile is Tiger territory. "We're so close to UOP, it's a half a mile from here," said Nicolle Dixon, a server...
Stone Ridge Christian School expands campus to include elementary school, adds football field
Just days away from the start of the fall semester, students were on campus at Stone Ridge Christian School for picture day and some light practice.The lead-up to this school year is a bit different."You can feel it in the air - everybody is talking about it. The community is talking about it - everyone is just so excited," Board President Renae DeJager said.Excited - about the expansion that is happening.The campus, which has been home to middle and high school students, is growing to house pre-k through 5th-grade students right next door instead of across town.DeJager says the move...
Chalamcherla to run for Folsom Cordova School District Board Area 2
YeduKondalu “YK” Chalamcherla has announced his candidacy for the Folsom Cordova Unified School District (FCUSD) Board of Education, representing Trustee Area 2, in the upcoming November 2024 election. Chalamcherla, who has served the Folsom community as a City Councilmember and Vice Mayor in 2023 and various volunteer roles,...
Elk Grove fundraiser aims to preserve city's history amid rapid growth
ELK GROVE — A community fundraiser is being held to help show off the rich history of Elk Grove.While the city is working to bring a new zoo to town and thousands of new homes are being built, other efforts are now underway to preserve the past.Jim Entrican is one of the people working to save Elk Grove's history. It starts right along Highway 99 with Elk Grove's first building, which was originally built in 1850—the same year California became a state."We try to preserve the history as best we can," Enrican said. "It's a shame that some of the...
Dean, student form unique learning bond through cornea research
For the past 25 years, School of Engineering and Computer Science Dean Elizabeth Orwin has been an internationally recognized expert on research involving corneas, the clear outer surface of the eye. Undergraduate student Mackenzie Tobertga ’27 began her research more recently—just three months ago—but was granted the unique opportunity to...
“The barn will bring way more opportunities” Stagg and FFA open a new barn
After 11 months of building and the years-long process of getting the barn approved and funded, Stagg’s new barn is finally open to Agriculture students and teachers for the purpose of new educational and hands-on opportunities, and even new animals to raise for AG Fest. The ribbon cutting ceremony...
Stockton sees fewer homicides than similar cities under Ceasefire program: report
Stockton saw roughly 13% fewer homicides than did comparable cities during its violence reduction work with gang members in recent years, a 2024 study found. From 2018 to 2022, there were 12.7% fewer killings in Stockton than in Anaheim, Bakersfield, East Palo Alto and eight other similar cities, according to study by University...
Cabinet goes all in for Pacific’s 17 intercollegiate athletics teams
University of the Pacific’s Cabinet, the chief governing unit for President Christopher Callahan, has banded together to support the university’s intercollegiate athletic teams at an unprecedented level. Inspired by the close-knit, supportive relationship fostered by First Lady Jean Callahan with the women’s basketball program last season, Cabinet asked...
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