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Updated Calaveras County Election Results

San Andreas, CA…Election results were updated today. The next update will be available by 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, on the Calaveras County Elections webpage. Voters can access results by searching Calaveras County Elections and selecting the “Election Results” icon. There are approximately 500 vote-by-mail...

Calaveras County, CA · 2d
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Sutter Health workers to hold informational pickets

California · 1d

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Heavy Snow Is in the Forecast for Northern California Just Days Before Tahoe Resorts Open

The first real winter storm of the season may be lining up for next weekend, with federal forecasters circling the Sierra Nevada and the Klamath Mountains on a new hazards map that has ski resorts and weekend drivers paying close attention. NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center published the outlook on Nov....

Northern California, CA · 5h
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657,000 alerts, one violent jolt: Inside the Mendocino quake

A magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck Mendocino County in Northern California early on a Wednesday morning in June, knocking out power to thousands and sending items off shelves in stores and homes. Officials reported some injuries but no deaths. A follow-up explainer published today looks at why the alert system reached so many people.

Mendocino County, CA · 2d
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Northern California’s Worst Wildfires Sent a Million Extra Acre-Feet of Water Into Lake Oroville

The Dixie, North Complex, and Sugar fires burned more than half of the upper Feather River watershed in 2020 and 2021, and a new federal study has put a number on one consequence almost nobody was tracking at the time: the fires sent a lot more water downstream to Lake Oroville.

Oroville, CA · 6h

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Burning With Permits Starting Friday

Tuolumne County, CA—CAL FIRE TCU reports that residential debris burning can commence this weekend as long as you have a permit. Starting on Friday, November 6, 2026, at 8 a.m., a permit will be needed before burning yard waste in Tuolumne, Calaveras, Stanislaus, and San Joaquin counties. Burn day permits are free, obtainable online, and valid for one year. Burning is contingent on air quality, with safety measures including pile size limits and fire control protocols. The public must check the burn day status and follow safety guidelines to prevent fines and wildfires.

Tuolumne County, CA · 5d

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Pacific Power Seeks 57% Rate Hike for Northern California Customers

Pacific Power has asked California regulators to approve a 57% increase in customer rates, a request the utility says is tied to the mounting cost of hardening its grid against wildfires across its rural Northern California service territory. The filing, submitted to the California Public Utilities Commission in November 2026, could push the typical residential bill up by $120 a month if approved as written.

California · 10h

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Residents In These 8 California Cities Pay Far Less For Power Than PG&E Customers

Want to find cities in California where residents pay far less for power than PG&E customers?. These 8 cities offer lower monthly bills and real financial relief!. Opening your electric bill every month can feel like a small punishment, especially if you’re in PG&E territory. Modesto is one of...

California · 2d

The Modesto Bee

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Inspectors measure food at unsafe temperatures in Stanislaus County restaurants

In our Reality Check stories, Modesto Bee journalists deliver fast facts about the issues that matter to local residents to hold officials and institutions accountable. Read more. Story idea? Tips@modbee.com . Food was found at unsafe temperature in Modesto, Turlock and Patterson restaurants during mid-October inspections. Stanislaus County health inspectors found insects and cross-contamination risks in multiple food facilities in mid-October. The majority of the 2,400 permitted food service establishments in the county receive unannounced routine food safety inspections each year, according to the Department of Environmental Resources . There were 55 inspections across 55 facilities between Oct. 19-25, according to the DER website. Dirty conditions at a Stanislaus County restaurant? How to report health code violations Unsafe food temperatures among major violations The details of the reports do not indicate whether a restaurant passed or failed inspection. Corrective actions may have been made by the business by the time of publication. For updates on individual restaurants, search the DER website . Stanislaus County upgrades its health inspections website. How to find reports Aj’s Café & Grill, 2800 Geer Road in Turlock, had 11 violations on Oct. 19 — three of them major. The dishwasher and the bucket at the

Stanislaus County, CA · 10d

CBS Sacramento

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Sandhill cranes return to Central Valley as Lodi celebrates annual festival

Each fall, thousands of sandhill cranes make their way back to California's Central Valley, with some traveling from as far away as Siberia.

Lodi, CA · 3d

The Stockton Record

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Incumbents hold leads in Stockton area Assembly races

Incumbents Heath Flora and Rhodesia Ransom appeared firmly in control of their California Assembly races as updated vote totals continued to favor both candidates As of Nov. 9, Flora led challenger Matthew Adams in the Assembly District 9 race, 56.9% to 43.1%. In Assembly District 13, Ransom held 66.7% of the vote, while challenger Tom Patti had 33.3%. Adams was not ready to concede in a Nov. 9 interview with The Stockton Record, saying he was "waiting on the next release." Patti, meanwhile, thanked his supporters in a Nov. 9 statement to The Stockton Record and attributed his apparent loss to a broader trend he saw in the midterm elections nationwide. "We clearly see that the country and the region have chosen to go a certain path," Patti said. "The results are the results." Ransom was hopeful in a Nov. 5 statement. "I’m grateful for everyone across District 13 who has stood with us and believed in the work we’re doing," Ransom said. "As votes continue to come in, I’m encouraged by the support we’re seeing and proud of what we’ve accomplished over the past two years." More: Election results for key San Joaquin County races District 9 includes parts

Stockton, CA · 3h

The Modesto Bee

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When do newly elected officials start their terms in Stanislaus County and the state?

Once the Nov. 3 election results are certified, how soon do candidates take office? ​For most state positions, they are seated in January. The governor and all other state constitutional offices, including lieutenant governor, secretary of state and treasurer, start their terms Jan. 1 and serve four years, with a maximum of two terms. For state Senate and Assembly positions, winners are sworn in the first Monday in December. Assembly members serve two-year terms, and senators serve four-year terms. They have a lifetime limit of 12 years in the Legislature for both houses. In Stanislaus County, city council and mayor positions are seated Jan. 1. They both serve four-year terms with a limit of two terms. Modesto Irrigation District board members are seated in early December, serve four years and have no term limits. School board members will be seated in January to start their four years of service; there are no term limits for these positions. For the Yosemite Community College District, members take office in December for their first board meeting where they will elect a president and vice-president of the board. They will hold office for four years, and there are no term limits. Propositions and measures

Stanislaus County, CA · 4d

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Stanislaus County, California, Backs $26M Bond Deal for Lumira Clinics in Modesto, Ceres

Stanislaus County, California, supervisors have approved tax-exempt bond financing of up to $26 million to help Lumira Healthcare expand its clinic footprint in Modesto and build a new primary care hub out of a shuttered Ceres pharmacy. The financing covers three sites: an existing clinic on East Orangeburg Avenue, a building on Florida Avenue, and the former Rite Aid pharmacy at 1830 Mitchell Road in Ceres.

Stanislaus County, CA · 3d

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South Stockton Youth Center Plans to Break Ground With $12M in State Funds

Construction is set to begin this month on a youth behavioral health center in South Stockton, backed by more than $12 million in state funding secured through a nonprofit tied to a sitting city councilmember. The I Am Ready Stockton Youth Center will rise on an empty lot on South Center Street, directly across from Edison High School, with an opening targeted for fall 2028.

Stockton, CA · 3d

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Modesto teachers vote on whether to authorize first strike in more than 40 years

Teachers in Modesto City Schools are voting on whether to authorize a strike, potentially setting the stage for the district's first teacher walkout in more than four decades.

Modesto, CA · 3d

The Home Brief

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Modesto electricians: ask this before booking a generator hookup

Top 3Electricians · Modesto, CA·Checked Nov 5, 2026. A generator hookup in Modesto starts with your panel and the circuits you need to power. We read electrician reviews and business records to find 3 places to start, plus the questions worth asking before you choose a plan.

Modesto, CA · 3d

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Manteca Garbage Bills Headed Toward 50% Hike as City Hunts New Dump Site

Manteca homeowners already watching their garbage bills climb are about to get a closer look at exactly where that money goes. City officials plan to dig into every corner of the solid-waste system in the new year, from the curb where carts get picked up to the final destinations for garbage, green waste, organic waste, and recyclables, all ahead of a looming City Council decision on new rate hikes set to take effect January 1, 2028.

Manteca, CA · 3d

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Stockton City Council to weigh ‘Vision Zero’ traffic safety plan at Tuesday meeting

After hundreds of serious crashes on Stockton streets in recent years, city leaders will consider a plan Tuesday that aims to eliminate traffic deaths by 2050, one of several major proposals before the City Council as officials confront questions about public safety, financial stability and the future of local development.

Stockton, CA · 1d

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City Council to review grand jury recommendations in Monday meeting

Stockton’s City Council has agreed that its government needs reform. More than a month after unanimously approving a response to a civil grand jury report detailing dysfunction at City Hall, councilmembers must now confront a more difficult question: How will they put those promises into practice?. That question will...

Stockton, CA · 2d

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Naven Leads Singh by 876 Votes in Manteca Mayor's Race, 90,000 Ballots Remain

Jacob Naven held an 876-vote lead over incumbent Manteca Mayor Gary Singh as of Wednesday's 1:11 a.m. update, with Naven pulling in 8,560 votes to Singh's 7,684 — a 52.7 percent to 47.3 percent split. But the race is far from settled: San Joaquin County still has just over 90,000 ballots left to process, meaning the outcome could shift considerably before it's final.

Manteca, CA · 3d