Pitman Alum Serves up Fresh Burgers

Pitman High School alum Mishael Moran was working as part of Sacramento’s food scene when COVID-19 changed life as we know it. When the pandemic caused his hours to be cut, he decided to move back to Turlock and become his own boss. Moran opened his own catering company and portable food kitchen, Flip N… Keep Reading

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Patient Tests Positive for UK Coronavirus Variant in Butte County | COVID-19 Updates in Northern California

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — ABC10 is following the latest coronavirus statistics and vaccine news for the Sacramento region and the state of California.  This blog will be updated throughout the day with the latest COVID-19 news. Click HERE to learn when and where you can sign-up to get the coronavirus vaccine near you. Updates from last week, can be found here.  Fully vaccinated… Keep Reading

Solar Energy Partners Announces Merger with the Standard, Offering Customers Higher Value and Lower Costs

TURLOCK, Calif., — Solar Energy Partners, also known as SEP, a company that offers a ‘white glove’ service in researching, comparing, selecting, and installing residential solar panels today announced their merge with The Standard. This merger is set to accelerate SEPs already rapid growth, enabling the company to expand its footprint into several other states and… Keep Reading

‘American Idol’ Contestant Sings About Dad’s Struggle with Addiction in Emotional Audition

“American Idol” viewers may want to break out the tissues after this emotional audition. Sunday night’s episode saw another round of singers step in front of the judges in the hopes of scoring a golden ticket to Hollywood. Among them was Ash Ruder, a 21-year-old social media manager from Turlock, California, who came to the audition accompanied by her dad.… Keep Reading

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Vaccine Equity Metric Could Mean More Doses Locally

The Newsom Administration on Thursday announced that California has set aside 40 percent of vaccine doses for the hardest-hit communities and established a vaccine equity metric – which seeks to increase vaccinations in those communities – as a prelude to adjusting the Blueprint for a Safer Economy, which governs the conditions under which California’s economy… Keep Reading

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Manteca Is Inching Toward Year Round Homeless Shelter

Manteca has taken the first step toward city funding of a year-round homeless shelter and services. The City Council Tuesday authorized spending $180,000 in the first of what could be a series of six month contracts with the Turlock Gospel Mission to operate an emergency homeless shelter at 555 Industrial Park Drive. The vote that… Keep Reading

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