Stockton Prepares For 2024 Election: Key Dates To Know
With Election Day just two months away, Stockton residents are gearing up to cast their ballots in the 2024 general election. This year, voters will not only decide the...
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Stockton Man Found Guilty In 2022 Shooting Outside Golden 1 Credit Union
A Stockton man has been found guilty of first-degree murder in the 2022 shooting death of 23-year-old Tyrique Harris outside the Golden 1 Credit Union on Pacific Avenue....
Stockton City Council Considers Phone Ban In Closed Sessions Following Leak Concerns
A proposed ban on communication devices during confidential Stockton City Council meetings is moving forward for a council vote, following a recommendation by the...
'Enough Is Enough': Christina Fugazi Focuses On Crime And Community In Stockton Mayoral Campaign
Stockton mayoral candidate Christina Fugazi is making her stance clear with the campaign slogan "Enough is Enough." As she runs to succeed current Mayor Kevin Lincoln,...
San Joaquin County Awarded $30 Million To Combat Homelessness
As California continues to address its homelessness crisis, San Joaquin County has been awarded nearly $30 million in state funding to create housing for residents in...
Stockton Councilwoman Faces Potential Censure Over Alleged Misuse of Public Funds
Stockton District 1 Councilmember Michele Padilla is facing a potential censure following accusations that she misused over $10,000 in discretionary funds to host a...
Congressman Josh Harder Hosts Grant Workshop, Offers Support To Local Organizations
In a recent workshop aimed at empowering local organizations, Congressman Josh Harder provided essential guidance on navigating the complex world of federal grants. The...
Stockton City Council To Discuss Homelessness Policy Following Supreme Court Ruling
The Stockton City Council is set to address potential changes in how the city enforces its homelessness laws during a study session on Tuesday, August 27, following a...
San Joaquin County Supervisors Consider Reducing Ballot Drop Boxes For Enhanced Security
The San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors is considering a proposal to reduce the number of ballot drop boxes across the county as part of an effort to enhance...
Ex-Stockton Councilmember Ralph Lee White Sues City And County Over Ballot Access Issue
Former Stockton City Councilmember Ralph Lee White has filed a lawsuit against the City of Stockton and the San Joaquin County Registrar of Voters, alleging that issues...
