Tag: Stockton
Drought outlook remains troubling
California’s drought has become the talk of the state.
The San Joaquin Valley, being rich in agriculture, has long since been a hot topic when...
SFMOMA graces Haggin Museum
Stockton’s Haggin Museum is the final stop for San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s (SFMOMA) collection, Photography in Mexico.
Since a three-year renovation began in...
Asparagus Festival returns, exceeds expectations
The Asparagus Festival has a new home. This year the festival moved from Weber Point to the San Joaquin County fairgrounds.
The Festival was a...
America still battling gun control problem
On March 17, seven people were shot in the 700 block of North Madison Street in Stockton.
The gunmen fired off more than 80 rounds...
Copper theft strikes local high school, hits close to campus
In February, a Stockton area high school fell victim to high-climbing thieves.
Amos Alonzo Stagg High School, located less than a mile from Delta College...
New restaurant squeezes into Lincoln Center
According to Stockton restaurant worker Katie Schmidt, patrons literally had to “squeeze in” to the location opened by Travis Hausauer.
I reached South Lincoln Center...
Stockton Is Magnificent moves to Victory Park
The annual Stockton is Magnificent event took place on Oct. 4 at Victory Park.
The park was alive with fun activities, music, children playing, drawing,...
Not so ‘everyday’ trees bring life and color to Delta
A student walks by a ginkgo biloba tree on Delta's Stockton campus and thinks nothing of it.
However, there is much to appreciate about the...
PUENTES offers courses for urban farmers
Eric Firpo stood beside the raised family plots at Boggs Tract Community Farm in west Stockton and explained how the soil is fertilized.
"The difference...
Stockton-based author shares personal story to inspire readers with new book
What doesn’t kill you can make you stronger.
That age-old saying is apparent after speaking with Stockton author Rita Dearion, who recently published “The Day...
Culinary Arts Spring Market Mixer to be held
San Joaquin Delta College’s Culinary Arts department will be holding a “Spring Market Mixer” on April 17 in Danner Hall from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The fundraising event is an effort to raise money for the Culinary Arts department. All proceeds will go into a special scholarship fund, according to Chef Mark Berkner.
Occupy movement hits Stockton
A grassroots movement has sprung up across the United States as Americans - fed up with what they perceive as corporate greed and a...
