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Residential Development Rules 2021, Will Carry into 2022

Turlock saw plenty of new development in 2021, from new coffee shops to additional housing. As the City’s Planning Division looks ahead to 2022, construction set to take place in the new year will provide a boost to the economy through more people and goods. The community kicked off this year by welcoming a new… Keep Reading

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Meet Bridgette Dean Who Is Coordinating Sacramento’s Efforts to Fix the Homeless Crisis

SACRAMENTO, Calif — Homeless issues continue to be a major problem facing Sacramento. Sacramento County’s Point and Time homeless count indicates more than 5,000 people experience homelessness on any given night.  In July 2020, Sacramento created the Department of Community Response to reduce reliance on police in responding to many situations including homelessness and mental health situations.… Keep Reading

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Doctors Hospital CEO Says Staff ‘Brings Heart to Work’

It arguably has been the most trying time in the 59-year history of Manteca’s original modern-day hospital. Doctors Hospital of Manteca’s 500 plus workers from housekeeping and engineering to nurses, doctors, pharmacists, and therapists have faithfully and without failure manned the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic. That is the lesson Dr. Murali Naidu will take… Keep Reading

Mobile Bar with Flair Serves Turlock and Beyond

History of business: Livingston resident Patricia Serna is using the skills she’s developed as a bartender in Turlock to start her very own business, Golden Hour Spirits.  While serving up drinks in town, Serna found herself frequently fending off requests from customers to craft cocktails at their events and parties. She thought it would be… Keep Reading

Sikh Temple Outreach

The Turlock Sikh Temple is hoping to make this winter a little warmer and more comfortable for the city’s less fortunate. Members of the temple delivered almost 200 new blankets, along with hygiene supplies for women and babies, to the Salvation Army Corps on Friday. The blankets and supplies were handed out to those in… Keep Reading

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Wanted: Medical Professionals in Sonoma Valley

A growing general population, insurance expansion and an aging populace are all factors in the projections for the need for more primary care physicians. But graduating doctors are not choosing the primary care field, and those who are move to areas where the cost of living is more affordable than Sonoma Valley, where the anticipated… Keep Reading

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