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Ripon leaders seek input on bus expansion
The Blossom Express is expected to feature some new and improved transit service come Nov. 5.
Sequoia parents learn how to read with their kids
Since its inception three years ago, Roselia Aguilar has attended every Family Reading Night function at Sequoia School.
Ex-Ripon High teacher appearing at Bookfest
Paula Treick DeBoard knows writing. Before her first novel, "The Mourning Hours", was released by Harlequin Mira earlier this year she cut her teeth as an English teacher at Ripon High School for nearly a decade. She nurtured young writers and turned students onto great works of literature. And, as a result, her own passion for writing was naturally stoked. So when she takes the stage to speak at the 2013 Great Valley Bookfest on ...
Is another X-Files film out there?
NEW YORK (AP) - After 20 years, it's possible for the details of a relationship to get fuzzy.
Arrowhead Stadium fans make a lot of noise
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Arrowhead Stadium is once again the loudest stadium in the NFL.
1917: Growth & congestion in downtown
Manteca biggest growth spurt wasn't in 1985 when 1,400 new homes bought by a tidal wave of Bay Area Transplants prompted the establishment of the 3.9 percent annual growth cap tied to sewer allocations.
Distinct Mormon wards help singles stay in faith
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Mormon congregations don't typically require members to have transportation, commit to active participation, accept assignments, be employed and forgo any church welfare.
34-year-old Manteca driver survives crash killing two on 120 near Sonora
Scott Hamilton, 34, of Manteca survived a three-car pileup Sunday morning on Highway 120 south of Sonora that claimed two lives of the occupants of an oncoming vehicle at Keystone Ranch.
Parents charged in baby girl’s heroin death
QUINCY, Mass. (AP) - A couple accused of killing their 5-month-old daughter by giving her a bottle of formula with heroin in it were charged with manslaughter on Friday.
The zombie was having fun . . .
Employee handbooks don't have protocols for apocalyptic episodes. A fire, cuts, falls, earthquakes and other natural disasters – yes. The advent of the walking dead, however … yeah, good luck troubleshooting that. So imagine the guts it took for the security guard at Dell'Osso Family Farms to chase away a zombie with the smoldering flesh and a graveyard scent. With nothing more than a fluorescent vest and "Security" hat, the gentleman single-handedly warded off Thursday's ...
A-MAZING FUN TIMES
Connor McKinney didn't sprint over to one of the pedal cars that awaited him on the speedway at Dell'Osso Farms, but he didn't quite walk either.
Students’ STAR power brightens board meeting
Nearly three scores of students added STAR power to the Manteca Unified Board of Education meeting on Tuesday. Some even shone twice as bright.
Gov. Brown surprises gun owners
Gun control legislation is typically considered a slam-dunk in California. But on Friday Governor Jerry Brown vetoed almost as many of the gun legislation bills that were up for his final approval as he signed into law. It was a move that was unexpected to some coming from a Democrat in a state made up of a Democratic supermajority. According to Elite Arms and Supply Co. owner Robert Davis, the decision by Brown was ...
Kaiser Manteca nurses taking hospital concerns to Del Webb folks
Kaiser Manteca nurses are pounding the pavement today at Woodbridge at Del Webb to share with the residents their concerns about the state of health services at the West Yosemite Avenue medical facility.
Suspect, 19, arrested in attempted double murder
A 19-year-old Sacramento man has been arrested on attempted murder charges associated with an early morning double shooting Sept. 7 in a Victory Avenue home south of Alameda Street and east of Union Road, just blocks north of the Manteca Police Department.
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Burglary suspects caught after online post
ROCKLIN (AP) - Four burglary suspects have been arrested in Northern California after posting a photograph online of an expensive fast food feast that they allegedly purchased with a stolen credit card.
950 families may go without Thanksgiving turkey meal
Violetta York never thought she would need any help feeding her family.
Society dedicates 1st of five veterans murals
The first of five murals honoring Manteca soldiers who served in war time, from World War I to the present Global War on Terror, was dedicated on the day that celebrates the contributions of those brave military men and women – Veterans Day.
Society dedicates 1st of five veterans murals
The first of five murals honoring Manteca soldiers who served in war time, from World War I to the present Global War on Terror, was dedicated on the day that celebrates the contributions of those brave military men and women – Veterans Day.
A murderer among us
A man that was convicted of brutally stabbing and beating his mother to death may soon call an unlocked Manteca transitional living facility home.
MANTECA HONORS VETERANS
The annual observance held on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of the year honors an "elite" group of people in the United States, said retired Manteca Police Chief Dave Bricker speaking before the small group gathered at Library Park on Monday.
REMEMBERING SERVICE
Ripon's Veterans' Day ceremonies were nestled in a park-like campus flanked by a Memorial Wall of names of those who have served from the community and the historic military museum that contains countless artifacts from all the U.S. involved wars of the past.
Olsen hosting session on Covered California
Assemblymember Kristen Olsen is hosting a Covered California Community Coffee today from 5 to 6:15 p.m. at Ripon City Hall, 259 North Wilma Ave., Ripon
Silicon Valley tank collection heading east
SAN JOSE (AP) - The family of a Silicon Valley engineer who amassed one of the nation's most extensive historic military vehicle collections is giving the tanks, missile launchers and armored vehicles to a Massachusetts-based museum that will preserve and display some of them.
WII Doolittle Raiders make final toast in Ohio
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - The last of the Doolittle Raiders, all in their 90's, offered a final toast Saturday to their fallen comrades, as they pondered their place in history after a day of fanfare about their 1942 attack on Japan.
2 killed, 16 wounded at Houston-area house party
HOUSTON (AP) - A house party in suburban Houston to celebrate a girl's 18th birthday erupted into gunfire that killed two teens, wounded many others, and caused some partygoers to flee for their lives through second-story windows, authorities said Sunday.
116-mile Tahoe-Pyramid Bikeway is two-thirds done
TRUCKEE (AP) - The opening of a new segment of the Tahoe-Pyramid Bikeway west of Reno means cycling enthusiasts are about two-thirds of the way to completing the dream that began 10 years ago to follow the Truckee River more than 100 miles from Lake Tahoe to its terminus at Pyramid Lake.
More industry less retail for Austin project
Not even one street has been started and the developers of Austin Road Business Park have found a way to pare 4,907 daily vehicle trips in the 1,036-acre project.
COMMUTERS’ ACE
One of the Bay Area's most iconic radio stations is famous for broadcasting a traffic report every 10 minutes.
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