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wanderingcalifornia.com

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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.

Lodi, CA · 2d
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FOX40

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Stockton seeking public input on downtown revitalization plan

(FOX40.COM) — The City of Stockton is inviting residents to an open house event on Thursday to learn about and submit feedback on the city’s “vision for downtown revitalization.” The city said the Thrive Downtown project is centered around infill housing, economic opportunity, historic preservation, and activation of key downtown assets. A report published by […]

Stockton, CA · 3d

The Valley Citizen

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“Time to focus on policy, not politics,” said MID Board President

Several months ago, when Larry Byrd and his supporters kept insisting Bob Frobose’s pursuit of the truth about Byrd’s irrigation routines on the AB La Grange Ranch was, “political,” Frobose answered,. “It’s time we stopped focusing on politics and started focusing on policy. MID’s policy is...

Modesto, CA · 3d
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KRCB 104.9

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Massive dangerous waves headed to Northern California coast

The National Weather Service Bay Area office upgraded their high surf warning to extreme with waves up to 50 feet possible over the weekend. photo credit: Wikimedia/Brocken Inaglory Rain and dangerous coastal conditions are on the way to the North Bay in the next few days. The National Weather Service had already put out warnings for major weather risk at Bay Area beaches this weekend. Now forecasters have raised that warning to extreme. National Weather Service Bay Area Meteorologist Joe Merchant said it's because of a large swell headed towards California from a storm off the West Coast. "With that comes some really dangerous breaking waves," Merchant said. "We're going to see breaking waves up to 25 to 35 feet and it would and occasionally over 50 feet at times." The largest breaking waves could come to locations like Maverick's off Half Moon Bay, where big wave surfers are likely to flock . Merchant said the general public should be extremely cautious at the coast this weekend. "There's really no need to get anywhere near the water," Merchant said. He also noted the recent death of a beach goer near Santa Cruz. "Conditions are going to be deadly on or

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 1d

sippycupmom.com

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A Mom’s Guide to Preparing for Divorce in Modesto and the Central Valley

When you are a mom, deciding to divorce is never only about you. It is about bedtime routines, school pickups, soccer practice and the steady home you want your kids to have. For families in Modesto, Turlock, Ceres and across Stanislaus County, preparing thoughtfully before you file can protect your children, your finances and your peace of mind.

Modesto, CA · 4d

FOX40

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Stockton City Council adopts ‘Vision Zero’ plan to traffic deaths

(FOX40.COM) — Stockton City Council voted 6-0 Tuesday night to adopt a plan to eliminate deaths and serious injuries from crashes on city streets by 2050. The city is the latest in the state to adopt a “Vision Zero” plan, an approach to traffic safety that puts more emphasis on the design of streets instead […]

Stockton, CA · 1d

The Stockton Record

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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:

Stockton, CA · 1d

visitmodesto.com

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Where to Shop Local for Thanksgiving in Modesto (and

Thanksgiving dinner has a funny way of turning into a full-time job. There's the turkey to figure out, the family group chat debating side dishes, someone volunteering to bring napkins, and the annual question of whether three pies will be enough. Spoiler: probably not. But here's something we love about...

Modesto, CA · 2d

stocktonia.org

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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.

Stockton, CA · 1d

durangoweatherguy.com

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Thursday Morning Update: Breaking Down The Weekend Storm

I have been concentrating on the bigger picture the last few days; it’s time to slow down and focus on the upcoming weekend. Friday night, a small but moist closed low will come onshore near San Diego. This is subtropical moisture, so a little goes a long way. As the low moves east into Arizona and eventually New Mexico, just enough moisture will reach our area.

Arizona · 1d

krcrtv.com

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Hundreds of NorCal students attend Chico State summit to address rural health shortage

CHICO, Calif. — Hundreds of high school students from across Northern California gathered at California State University, Chico, on Friday for a hands-on summit to tackle the region’s health care worker shortage and encourage students to pursue careers serving rural communities. The third annual “Building a Rural Health...

Chico, CA · 4h

krcrtv.com

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CPUC proposal could sharply limit PG&E’s 10-year power line undergrounding plan

NORTHSTATE, Calif. — PG&E staff are warning that proposed new rules from the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) could sharply limit how many miles of power lines the utility can move underground over the next decade, a change the company says could affect wildfire mitigation efforts across Northern California.

California · 5h

whsgoldenarrow.com

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Girl’s Flag Football: Leaving Their Legacy

The Woodbridge High flag football team climbed the rankings throughout the season, earning a league championship and establishing a strong foundation for the program’s future. Flag football requires athleticism, determination and teamwork. After months of practices, summer camps and preseason training, Woodbridge High has turned that preparation into success...

Woodbridge, CA · 23h

hoodline.com

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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.

Ceres, CA · 1d

Calaveras Enterprise

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Incident report: fire activities, burn season returns, road work

With improved weather conditions for burning, effective this past Friday morning, Nov. 6, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Tuolumne Calaveras Unit rescinded its seasonal suspension. Lifting the suspension, which had been in place since May 25, effectively allows residents with a valid permit within State Responsibility Areas...

Calaveras County, CA · 2d

hughsonpaw.com

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New Teacher Feature: Mrs. Rodriguez

Hughson High School – This school year, Hughson seems to have an abundance of new teachers! Many students unfortunately don’t have any of their classes though. So, this article will explain further one of the newer teachers here, Mrs. Rodriguez. Mrs. Rodriguez has been teaching here at Hughson...

Hughson, CA · 1d

thecrcconnection.com

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Men’s soccer falls 2-1 to Modesto, shifts attention to playoffs

The men’s soccer team faced Modesto Junior College at home on Tuesday and lost 2-0 but now have their sights on the conference playoffs that begin later this month. Early in the game, each side showed a solid attack. Both teams put up four shots in the first half, though only Modesto were able to capitalize on their chances.

Modesto, CA · 2d

whatnow.com

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New Upscale Bar Planned for Former Q25 Arcade Lounge Space in Downtown Lodi

A new bar is coming to downtown Lodi after Q25 Arcade Lounge closed. Carlos Villapudua confirmed to What Now Sacramento that he is taking over the space at 114 N. Sacramento St. to open an upscale cocktail bar, with a goal of opening in February or March 2027. The new...

Lodi, CA · 1d

whsgoldenarrow.com

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Meet Woodbridge High’s New Band Directors

The 2026-27 school year has brought forth a series of exciting changes of the Woodbridge Instrumental Music program, as two new directors’ step into the program. Emma Johnson is one of the new instrumental directors at Woodbridge High. Originally a premedical student at Brigham Young University, Johnson switched career paths once she realized her passion for music.

Woodbridge, CA · 23h

The Modesto Bee

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Modesto reaches tentative settlement in lawsuit over controversial protest mask ban

Modesto has reached a tentative settlement in a lawsuit challenging its controversial ordinance banning face coverings and certain protective equipment at public demonstrations, potentially ending a months-long legal battle over protesters’ First Amendment rights. City officials announced Tuesday that a settlement in principle had been reached in the lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California on behalf of the Pacific Media Workers Guild and three individuals against the city and Modesto Police Chief Brandon Gillespie. As part of the proposed agreement, the Modesto City Council will consider removing the ordinance’s prohibition on face coverings, creating an exemption allowing journalists to wear protective equipment while covering public assemblies and modifying existing restrictions on helmets. The proposed amendments will be considered at a special City Council meeting scheduled for Monday, Nov. 16, at 5 p.m. “The parties are working to finalize the settlement agreement,” the city said in a statement posted to its social media accounts Tuesday. All other requirements of the city’s public assembly ordinance would remain in place, according to the statement. The agreement marks a significant development in a legal dispute that has drawn criticism from civil liberties organizations, journalists and local activists who argued

Modesto, CA · 2d