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Free workshop in Turlock aims to inform businesses owners of new workplace violence law

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When the calendar flips to July, some business owners in the state will have to comply with brand new labor code.

California Senate Bill 553, a workplace violence prevention law, will take effect on July 1. It will require California businesses with 10 or more employees to conduct worksite inspections, create a workplace violence plan, and provide specific training and information to each employee.

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Comedy series based on iconic Turlock VHS store coming soon

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A post on the popular Facebook group “Memories of Growing up in Turlock” has quickly snowballed into what is expected to be a comedic mini-series slated to be filmed this summer.

“VHS Forever, Hollywood!” is a comedy about odd interactions a group of video shop owners encounter on a daily basis. Many scenes will be based on true stories from the career of producer Richard Sargis, a native of Ceres and graduate of Turlock High School. It will be filmed in Hilmar and Turlock.

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‘Superfood café’ coming soon to Turlock

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Vitality Bowls, a Northern California restaurant brand that specializes in açaí bowls, smoothies, wraps, salads and more, has announced a signed agreement with local husband-and-wife entrepreneur duo, Tianna and Lizandro Barragan, to open a new location in Turlock.

The couple plans to have the restaurant, which they’ve described as “health-focused superfood café,” to open by the end of 2024. The location has not yet been announced.

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Vitality Bowls Announces a New Superfood Café is Coming Soon to Turlock

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Vitality Bowls has announced a signed agreement with local entrepreneurs and husband-and-wife duo, Tianna and Lizandro Barragan, to open the café in Turlock.

The couple plans to have their café open by the end of 2024, offering a variety of unique, nutrient-dense foods that cater to local residents, professionals and visitors. Focused on food allergy safety and creating meals packed with antioxidants, Vitality Bowls provides a welcoming environment for those seeking nourishing meal options that don’t compromise on taste.

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Rainbow Fabrics settles into new location

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Longtime downtown business Rainbow Fabrics has packed up shop and moved just down the road into the Turlock Town Center where already, it feels like home.

“We’re happy here,” said owner Roselia Nunez. “Over here, we have no complaints.”

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Breeding ground for flies and black mold: See latest Stanislaus County health inspections

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Trash bags and food items stored on the ground created a breeding ground for flies at a Turlock chicken wing restaurant, and black mold was spotted at a Modesto boba shop during health inspection in early April.

The majority of the 2,400 permitted food service establishments in the county receive two unannounced routine food safety inspections per year, according to the Department of Environmental Resources . The website says inspection reports are scanned weekly.

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Panda Express to open in Turlock with new store design. See what makes it different

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Panda Express may not be new to Turlock, but the fast-food chain’s updated store design is.

Called “Panda Home,” the new model incorporates design elements inspired by traditional Chinese architecture and traditions with modern motifs that tell the unique story of Panda Express, according to a news release from the company.

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Dirty conditions at a Stanislaus County restaurant? How to report health code violations

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Most Stanislaus County food facility inspections are routine, and some are conducted after a citizen has filed a complaint with the Environmental Health Department.

Inspections are unannounced for brick-and-mortar food facilities, according to the department, and the majority of them get inspected twice a year.

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TPD visits local businesses to conduct alcohol license inspections

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Officers from the Turlock Police Department, in support of the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC), visited seven ABC licensed businesses on Monday, conducting IMPACT inspections designed to address violations before problems occur.

Officers noted at least one administrative violation at each establishment. A follow-up inspection will be conducted at a later date, giving business owners the opportunity to correct the violation(s). 

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