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The Modesto Bee
hoodline.com
Ceres Flips On Cameras At 39 Intersections, Mayor Fields Privacy Questions
Crows Landing Rd. & Pedro Marquez Rd. — Reported Early Camera-Activation Site. Three intersections in Ceres flickered to life with new video detection technology Tuesday, the first phase of a nearly $2 million citywide camera rollout that city leaders say is about easing traffic jams but that has also stirred questions about surveillance and who gets to watch the footage. The city expects to activate additional traffic detection cameras through December, with the broader project touching all 39 signalized intersections in town, according to CBS Sacramento.
FOX40
The Modesto Bee
thecrcconnection.com
The Stockton Record
Stockton council members spar over grand jury reforms
Though Stockton City Council has agreed to implement the recommendations made by a civil grand jury, agreeing on how to implement those recommendations could be a turbulent journey for the council. Stockton City Council found little common ground in a Nov. 9 study session designed to help the body address the findings of a report by the San Joaquin County Civil Grand Jury, which criticized the council's inability to function as a "cohesive legislative body." At the study session, councilmembers discussed each of the eight recommendations made by the grand jury at length. Councilmembers disagreed on what should be considered a "personal attack," how stringently council should follow staff recommendations, and the usefulness of additional trainings, among other items. No official action was taken by the council at the study session. Rather the meeting served as a way for the council to discuss their thoughts on each recommendation prior to the rapidly approaching Dec. 31 deadline for the implementation of many of the recommendations. The study session was moderated by Henry Gardner, the executive director of Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum Authority and the former city manager of Oakland from 1981 to 1993. The eight recommendations made by the grand jury were:
FOX40
deltacollegian.net
wanderingcalifornia.com
Lodi Wine Country Guide: Zinfandel Tastings & Farm Stands
Lodi sits 35 miles south of Sacramento in the San Joaquin Valley, and it offers some of the most relaxed wine tasting in California. This Lodi wine country guide is built for a slow weekend: old-vine Zinfandel, farm stands, and a downtown farmers market, with no need to plan every stop in advance. It suits first-time visitors, couples escaping Sacramento or the Bay Area, and anyone who likes good wine without Napa prices.
hoodline.com
Stockton Honda's Hammer Lane History Includes a 1999 Groundbreaking
A Stockton Honda dealership opened on Hammer Lane in 2000 after a 1999 groundbreaking for a project valued at more than $3 million. The news came by way of a City of Stockton - Government Facebook reel highlighting the expansion as part of a City Manager Report segment. According to that post, Stockton Honda has served Stockton and the greater Central Valley for decades, serving generations of customers while providing local jobs along the way.
cityoftracy.org
Help Shape Tracy’s Future
TRACY, CA – What should Tracy look like in 2050? The City of Tracy is inviting community members to help answer that question by participating in the City's General Plan Update. The General Plan serves as a long-term blueprint for Tracy’s future, guiding decisions about where and how the...
stocktonia.org
Things to do in Stockton | Nov. 12-15: Hmong New Year celebration returns as holiday season approaches
November is bringing a change of pace to Stockton. The city’s Hmong community will welcome the new year with a two-day celebration at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds, while Lincoln Center prepares to kick off the holiday shopping season. The weekend also marks the opening of a new photography exhibition at the Haggin Museum, offering a glimpse behind the scenes of Hollywood’s golden age. Here are a few events happening Nov. 12-15.