PROMOTING SMALL BUSINESS

The Valencia family grew up in Philo, Calif. not eating out very much; most meals were homemade. Owner of the taqueria, Onorio spent many years managing crew members of a vineyard and when his family moved to Newman, his family wanted to share the meals they had on their family table with the community. “When… Keep Reading

Council approves subdivision despite of community disapproval

After hearing about traffic concerns from residents of the surrounding neighborhood, the Turlock City Council last week gave final approval for a new housing development which will bring 50 new homes to town.  After approval from the Planning Commission in September, the Balisha Ranch subdivision came before the City Council in November for approval of… Keep Reading

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Turlock to Manhattan

Turlock native Emily Yonan will soon be fighting for justice in the heart of the Big Apple when she starts her new job as an assistant district attorney in the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office in September. Yonan, a Turlock Christian High and Stanislaus State graduate, will be finishing her last semester of law school at… Keep Reading

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Fire Breaks Out At Home In Ceres

CERES (CBS13) – Investigators are looking into the cause of a house fire in Stanislaus County. The incident happened early Monday morning at 800 Pecos Avenue, located in a rural area within the town of Ceres. According to firefighters, the blaze was mainly in the back of the single-story home. No injuries were reported. The… Keep Reading

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Stanislaus schools update COVID quarantine policies. What will change?

Stanislaus County schools are changing quarantine policies for students exposed to COVID-19 as cases increase sharply throughout the community. Among the updates, schools may notify entire classrooms of an exposure to COVID-19 rather than only identifying students within six feet of the person who tested positive. Students who are exposed may in some cases stay… Keep Reading

All Turlock city offices temporarily close due to COVID outbreak

TURLOCK, Calif. (KTXL) — A COVID-19 outbreak among city employees has forced Turlock to temporarily shut down all of its offices.  As many as 50 Turlock employees tested positive for COVID-19 last week and more were exposed, forcing the temporary closure.  “In all of that time, this is the most significant number of positive cases that… Keep Reading

Drugged driver hits new signal

One of the temporary traffic signals posted at the entrance to the new Walmart Supercenter was destroyed by an allegedly drugged driver on Sunday evening, Dec. 28. Ceres Police received multiple calls at 8:25 p.m. regarding a white Ford SUV being driven erratically, swerving, driving slow and stopping at green traffic lights. Officer Aaron Pinon… Keep Reading

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