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SATURDAY FREEWAY FATAL, MAJOR INJURY CRASH UPDATE
UPDATED at 4:50 p.m.
Manteca teen, 16, killed
One Manteca 16-year-old girl was killed early Saturday morning on a Tracy freeway west of Tracy Boulevard while five other occupants of the vehicle received moderate injuries, according to the CHP.
35th annual telethon tonight, Tuesday
Donations are the lifeblood of the Manteca-Lathrop Boys & Girls Club.
BOUNTIFUL HARVEST
Larry Albers saunters out of his home along Woodward Avenue like some dusty old cowboy. His hands tucked into his jeans, a hard day's work painted across his face.
3rd suspect in rural Manteca murder goes to trial in March
The third and final suspect in the shooting of 53-year-old Michael Lawrence in front of his home rural Manteca during the summer of 2013 isn't expected to appear before a jury until March.
Ripon gives subs $15 a day pay hike
Ripon Unified just raised the rates for substitute teachers.
LIFE CHANGER
Phil Waterford knows the Boys & Girls Club can make a difference in the life of a youth.
Lathrop may open second skate park
Lathrop - once known for having a dilapidated skate park that required an immense amount of maintenance just to keep open - might soon be the only city in the area with two skate parks.
Turkeys R Us drive now short 421 turkeys
Just how big of a deal is the donation of $12 to buy a turkey for a struggling family?
Lathrop Police earn kudos
Lathrop Police Services has done it again by winning outstanding operational awards for nine out of the past 11 years when they were awarded first and second place honors in the California Law Enforcement Challenge.
Furloughs kept Manteca afloat
Manteca's municipal offices are closed next week.
REDUCING HOMELESS
Cecily Ballungay has a plan to reduce the ranks of homeless in Manteca.
Stuff the Bus toy drive set for weekend
Stuff the bus for the sake of kids is the theme of a toy drive that's been a Christmas undertaking for the Manteca Unified School District's bus drivers dating back to 2008.
No quorum nixes opening meeting
Dan Doyle is not happy Lathrop is discussing flood issues behind closed doors.
Unique dog house going to highest bidder
It's the quintessential Manteca dog house.
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Storm slams SJ Valley
Tumbleweeds blowing cross the 120 Bypass, minor street flooding, and a few downed trees and power lines was the worst that Mother Nature could throw at Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop in the biggest storm to pass through the Northern San Joaquin Valley since October 2008.
210 turkeys needed for Christmas meals
Another 210 turkeys and no family in need that requested turkeys for Thanksgiving and Christmas this year at Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop food closets will go without.
Lathrop Christmas parade on Saturday
LATHROP – Arnita Montiel remembers Mo Iorio as fun loving and gregarious.
Honoring valor in flight
Kevin Custer clutched the microphone in one hand, thanking those that came before him – his father, his grandfathers, his uncles and his cousins – for bringing him to this moment.
Marathon power fight going into second day
STOCKTON – The arguments were the same.
Denman celebrates 100th birthday today
Milestone birthdays beg for more than one bash.
GIVING TREE
For the sixth year in a row, all residents at Manteca Care and Rehabilitation Center are receiving gifts from Santa this Christmas.
Retired school teacher is the Piano Man
David Strait is not only an accomplished educator but a man with a passion to serve the senior citizen community at Manteca's retirement communities by sitting at a keyboard during the dinner hour and playing.
Friends of the Library reception honors volunteers
The Tracy Friends of the Library played host to a reception celebrating the efforts of Friends of the Library groups throughout San Joaquin County. Representatives from the various Friends group took that opportunity to meet and share information about what they are doing in their local communities.
60 mph winds, heavy rain
The biggest wallop of the strongest storm since October 2008 is expected to slam the Northern San Joaquin Valley today just before noon.
Major storm rolling in
Sometime Wednesday night the Northern San Joaquin Valley will be battered by a major storm that by the time it ends Friday may drop as much as 3 inches of rain and deliver wind gusts greater than 60 mph.
8,000 plus enjoy Manteca Chamber’s holiday parade
More than 8,000 people lined Yosemite Avenue Saturday to enjoy the Manteca Chamber of Commerce's Christmas gift to the community - the 42nd annual Twilight Holiday Parade.
LAFCo bureaucrat sides with PG&E
James Glaser - the executive director of the San Joaquin Local Agency Formation Commission - is siding with PG&E against South San Joaquin Irrigation District's bid to reduce retail electric rates 15 percent across the board in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon.
Leaf collection helps reduce local flooding
The return of rain and falling leaves can create local flooding problems in neighborhoods.
Winter Wonderland high tea at The Commons
High Tea time at The Commons at Union Ranch in Manteca is always a special occasion. But it's even more so during the Christmas season when it's held with Winter Wonderland magic for backdrop.
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