Captain E has been offering daily river cruises along Clarksburg's scenic stretch of the Sacramento River in his refitted lobster boat to boost local appreciation for the waterway.
The state water board accepts public comments until Sept. 18 on a proposal that may change how river water is used.
Modesto's Gregori High School confirmed its water is safe to drink after repairs and tests met quality standards on Jul.
29 following reports of elevated lead levels in early summer. The school anticipates resuming classes safely Aug. 11 — officials said they will continue monitoring water quality.
Smoke from wildfires in Washington, Oregon & the local Gann Fire is drifting into Modesto this afternoon, lowering air quality under triple-digit heat.
Winds may shift later today to clear the haze, but hotter temperatures are forecast Friday.
Families in Modesto benefit from the Parent Resource Center, which offers literacy programs and parenting classes — free child care is available during sessions.
The Center will host the 8th annual Kids Connect event at Modesto Junior College on Aug. 1 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
After years of fires, shutoffs and unsafe conditions, demolition began at Lazy Wheels Mobile Home Park in Ceres.
City leaders say property owners must address safety concerns and outline plans for the site's future.
Melissa and Robert Sandoval of Riverbank have been without running water for seven months after a road project and a December flood damaged their private well + they seek county help to address unsafe living conditions and plan to move into a travel trailer.
Western Hills Water District has forgiven Diablo Grande’s $14 million water debt, easing shutoff fears for roughly 600 homes.
Residents now enjoy a $100 monthly bill drop, and a new rate study will be presented on July 18 to examine further adjustments.
The University of the Pacific in Stockton celebrated its 175th birthday yesterday with balloons, cake, and singing.
University President Christopher Callahan said the event marked nearly two centuries of education and highlighted plans for a new school of medicine.
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