Raelynn Fronczak is just like any other five-year-old. She loves playing with dolls, she has a comeback for almost everything her mom says and she loves spending her spare time at the football stadium as part of Turlock Youth Cheer. Now, however, the kindergartener is facing something far from ordinary after her family received a… Keep Reading
New Melones Reservoir during the heaviest 24 hour period of the Pineapple Express that slammed California over the weekend actually dropped 571 acre feet. Meanwhile in the same 24-hours ending at midnight Sunday Oroville Lake added 76,802 acre feet of water. Downtown Sacramento was pelted with a record one day rainfall of 5.41 inches on… Keep Reading
Turlock plans to resume its Downtown Christmas Parade tradition on Dec. 3, the city announced Thursday, with more COVID-19 safety recommendations than requirements. The city will not verify COVID-19 vaccination status or negative test results for attendees, which California public health recommends but does not require for such events, said Allison Van Guilder, director of… Keep Reading
The streets of downtown Turlock will soon be busy with holiday fun as business owners and the community prepare for tricks, treats and plenty of Christmas cheer thanks to the return of several beloved events. A sense of normalcy will return to Main Street in the coming weeks as the Christmas Parade and Festival of… Keep Reading
A week after approving about $725,000 in additional funding for the Turlock Fire Department, the City Council on Tuesday will consider a study proposal aiming to give recommendations on the department’s future. While the funding boost provides for critical needs, Interim Fire Chief Michael Botto said the six-month study would assess how adequately the department… Keep Reading
Stanislaus County offers an abundance of agriculture offerings with dairy routinely a top producer and last year, both milk and alternative milks saw a marked increase in consumption among consumers. The second-highest valued commodity in the 2020 Stanislaus County Agriculture Report was milk and it contributed more value than it did in 2019. It was… Keep Reading
Youth homelessness continues to be a problem in Stockton, with about 150 youth self-identifying as homeless. A new program has opened in Stockton to help tackle that problem. The Children’s Home of Stockton has opened the Catalyst, a transitional housing program for transition-age youth providing services to unsheltered youth ages 18-24, helping them become independent through mentorship, guidance and support. Continue Reading on Stockon Record Keep Reading
Turlock High golf was able to hold off Enochs High to win the CCAL Championship. This is the Bulldogs first championship in three years, before that they won 15 straight league titles. The CCLA Championship was held at the Turlock and Golf Country Club on Monday. Going into the tournament, Turlock had a two-point lead… Keep Reading
Earlier this month, Representative Josh Harder (CA-10) asked the Biden administration to focus specifically on the health impacts of wildfire smoke as they launch a new whole-of-government initiative on climate and equity. The administration’s recent announcement highlighted new ways families in the Valley can access information on climate including up to the minute tracking of… Keep Reading
Pedicabs could soon take to the streets of downtown Turlock following a split-vote decision by the City Council on Monday, who gave staff the go-ahead to create an ordinance for the popular party bikes. The pedal-operated vehicles serve as taxis in some countries, but in America and especially in California, pedicabs have been transformed into… Keep Reading
