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TravelThe FAA grounded departing flights nationwide, including at Stockton Metropolitan AirportIf you were flying out of Stockton on Friday, the FAA issued a nationwide ground stop for all departing U.S. flights. It cited a communications issue impacting all Air Route Traffic Control Centers. The Stockton Record reported that Stockton Metropolitan, Sacramento International and San Jose Mineta International were among the airports affected.Saturday’s editionRead High School SportsEdison and St. Mary's won Friday's playoff openers and both play semifinals on the road nextIf you follow Stockton football, Friday was a good night for two programs. In the Sac-Joaquin Section's first round, No. 5 Edison beat No. 4 Inderkum 38-34 in Division I, and No. 5 St. Mary's topped No. 4 Whitney 34-28 in Division II. The Stockton Record also ran a live scoreboard for the section's playoff games.Saturday’s editionRead MantecaManteca held its first-ever Veterans Day parade, and a veterans event is on todayHundreds of people filled downtown Manteca on Wednesday for the city's first-ever Veterans Day parade, KCRA reported. Vintage cars, military vehicles, first responders and local youth groups rolled past streets lined with American flags. A ceremony followed at Library Park, where guest speakers shared their military experiences and local veterans were honored.Thursday’s editionRead Veterans DayStockton honors veterans today with a free tribute at the Bob Hope TheatreIf you're a veteran, or you're honoring one, Stockton's celebration includes a free event at the Bob Hope Theatre, 242 East Main Street. The program starts at 10:45 a.m., and a street fair runs from 8 a.m. until then.Wednesday’s editionRead Things to DoComedian Jamie Lissow is bringing his "Marriage Material" tour to the Bob Hope Theatre on Jan. 15If you like stand-up, mark Fri., Jan. 15, 2027. Jamie Lissow, a weekly panelist on GUTFELD!, is bringing his "Marriage Material" tour to the downtown theater.Wednesday’s editionRead City HallStockton's City Council will weigh a Vision Zero plan to end traffic deaths by 2050If you drive, bike or walk in Stockton, today's council meeting matters. The council meets at 1 p.m. at City Hall, 501 W. Weber Ave., and will consider the city's first Vision Zero Action Plan. It aims to cut roadway deaths and serious injuries 50% by 2040. Adopting it wouldn't fund anything yet: the council would still need to identify money and authorize projects.Tuesday’s editionRead High School SportsSierra's girls edge Atwater by two points to reach the section cross country finalsIf you follow Manteca-area cross country, the season isn't over. Five area teams and five more individuals earned spots in the Sac-Joaquin Section finals at Saturday's sub-section meet in Angels Camp.Tuesday’s editionRead Things to DoToday is the last day of the Lodi Sandhill Crane Festival as thousands of cranes returnIf you've been meaning to see the cranes, today's your last shot at the festival. The free, 28th annual Lodi Sandhill Crane Festival runs Nov. 6-8 at Hutchins Street Square, with exhibits, artwork and guided tours to the reserve. Today's event at the Wishek Amphitheatre runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.Nov. 8 editionRead High School SportsRodriguez senior Emily Wong beats top-seeded Kim of Manteca for the section singles titleRodriguez High senior Emily Wong now has a Sac-Joaquin Section Division II singles championship to go with her three doubles crowns. Seeded second, she beat top-seeded Kim of Manteca High on Friday, with the deciding set going 10-8.Nov. 8 editionRead

Around Stockton

From Lodinews.com, Manteca Bulletin and 17 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Lodinews.com3 hours ago

    Several Injured in fiery four-vehicle crash on I-5 west of Lodi

    A four-vehicle collision involving a semi-truck on Interstate 5 south of Highway 12 sent multiple people to local hospitals Saturday morning.

  2. Manteca Bulletin3 hours ago

    Lancers charge past Yuba City in 4th quarter en route to upset

    For the third straight year, East Union ventured north to stun a higher-seeded opponent in the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs. And the seventh-seeded Lancers are now a win away from reaching a second consecutive Division IV final.

  3. Lodinews.com9 hours ago

    WOW Museum to receive $1,000 for outreach program

    The San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors is being asked to approve $1,000 in District 4 discretionary funds for the World of Wonders Science Museum in Downtown Lodi.

  4. Lodinews.com11 hours ago

    City of Lodi looks to update rules governing city vehicles

    The City of Lodi is proposing its first major update in 18 years to the rules governing how it buys, maintains and replaces city vehicles.

  5. Lodinews.com14 hours ago

    Lodi Transit Station fountain could get $100,000 repair

    The decorative fountain outside Lodi’s Transit Station, featuring a pair of Sandhill Cranes created by a late local artist, could be restored under a proposed $100,000 repair project scheduled for

  6. Lodinews.com15 hours ago

    Local business roundup: Gnarly Head releases Grateful Dead-themed Lodi Zinfandel

    Delicato Family Wines is bringing together two Northern California icons with the latest release from its Gnarly Head wine brand: a Grateful Dead-themed Lodi Old Vine Zinfandel.

  7. Lodinews.com16 hours ago

    Lodi candidates spend tens of thousands on local campaigns, with winners the biggest spenders

    Lodi City Council candidates spent tens of thousands of dollars on their 2026 campaigns, and in all three races the candidates who spent the most are on track to win.

  8. Gold Mountain California News Media16 hours ago

    Sac-Joaquin Section football playoff results, schedule

    All eight No. 1 seeds and all but one No. 2 seeds advance to the semifinals.

  9. Ledger Dispatch16 hours ago

    Nurse John Returns to Bob Hope Theatre

    Stockton – Bob Hope Theatre and Live Nation announced today that Nurse John will return to the Bob Hope Theatre stage on May 1, 2027! Tickets go on sale to

  10. Folsom Times20 hours ago

    Folsom, Oak Ridge take quarter final wins; Vista, Cordova, Casa Roble Fall

    Depending on outcome of semi-finals next Friday, Folsom and Oak Ridge rematch could be ahead for section title

  11. Folsom Times20 hours ago

    Friday Night Lights Week 12; Sac-Joaquin Section Scoreboard for Nov.13

    The Sac-Joaquin Section high school football postseason got underway Friday, Nov. 13, with 60 games scheduled across the region as teams began their playoff

  12. Culver Legal21 hours ago

    Stockton pedestrian dies after being struck by two vehicles on Interstate 5

    Stockton, CA, November 12 – A pedestrian died early Thursday after being struck by two vehicles on northbound Interstate 5 in Stockton, the California Highway Patrol reported. The crash happened at about 1:30 a.m. on November 12, near Hammer Lane. The pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene. The CHP has not said who the

    Also reported byFOX40

  13. The Stockton Record21 hours ago

    How much is rent in Stockton? Median apartment price sits at $1,600

    Stockton apartment rents fell to a median of $1,600 in October, keeping costs well below the California average.

  14. Manteca Bulletin23 hours ago

    REAL TIME CRIME CENTER

    There is a robbery in progress at a convenience store. The 9-1-1 dispatcher types the information and address into a computer.

  15. Manteca Bulletin23 hours ago

    MANTECA WEIGHS BUYING PARCELS AT LOUISE/UNION

    One of the biggest remaining pieces of undeveloped land in pre-1985 Manteca is being weighed by the City Council for acquisition. The land in question consists of two parcels northeast of the Union Road and Louise Avenue intersection.

  16. Manteca Bulletin23 hours ago

    Teicheira serving as grand marshal for Christmas parade

    Downtown business owner and comic Chris Teicheira — of Deaf Puppy fame — is the grand marshal of the Manteca Chamber of Commerce’s annual Twilight Christmas Parade.

  17. Manteca Bulletin23 hours ago

    SJ County may commit $2M to help UOP establish Stockton medical school

    San Joaquin County may spend $2 million to help the University of the Pacific establish the first medical degree granting campus in the San Joaquin Valley.

  18. Manteca BulletinYesterday

    Thunder throttles Manteca in D-II opener

    Manteca needed to limit its mistakes to have at chance at knocking off second-seeded Rocklin on Friday, but the No. 7 Buffaloes had too many to overcome in a 48-16 loss at Guss Schmiedt Field.

  19. FOX40Yesterday

    High school football playoffs week 1: scores and highlights

    (FOX40.COM) – The CIF Sac-Joaquin Section football playoffs kicked off Friday night, with teams across the region battling to keep their championship hopes alive. FOX40 was on the sideline following the postseason action. Watch the video above for highlights. Division 1 No. 1 Folsom 63, No. 8 Downey 21No. 4 Inderkum 34, No. 5 Edison

  20. CBS SacramentoNov. 13

    Rocklin vs. Manteca | 2026 Friday Gameday playoffs first round

    Rocklin wins 48-16.

  21. Lodinews.comNov. 13

    Lodi man charged with selling 15 pounds of meth

    A 52-year-old Lodi man has been indicted on federal charges accusing him of selling 15 pounds of methamphetamine to an undercover source in four transactions this year.

  22. Lodinews.comNov. 13

    Lodi City Council to consider $161,500 for repairs at several parks

    Several Lodi parks could soon get new concrete, lighting, doors, picnic tables and other improvements under a $161,500 repair plan coming before the City Council.

  23. Lodinews.comNov. 13

    High schools Flames bounced in section water polo semifinals

    The Lodi High boys water polo team’s section playoff run came to an end in the Sac-Joaquin Section semifinals on Wednesday.

  24. Lodinews.comNov. 13

    Flames slog their way to bowl win over Grace Davis in Modesto

    The Mud Bowl went to the running team as Lodi took down Grace Davis 40-30 on Friday in a Sac-Joaquin Section bowl game at Modesto JC.

  25. AbridgedNov. 13

    CIF Sac-Joaquin football playoffs: First-round scores from across the Sacramento region

    The Abridged version: It’s high school football playoff time in the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section and across the Sacramento region — and Abridged by PBS KVIE has you covered with the

  26. Lodinews.comNov. 13

    Lodi races firm up as counting winds down

    Voter turnout in San Joaquin County reached 52.9% in the Nov. 3 election, surpassing the goal set by Registrar of Voters Olivia Hale. The county's election office has processed nearly

  27. The Stockton RecordNov. 13

    Live updates: CIF Sac-Joaquin Section High School Football Playoff Scoreboard

    Follow along for high school football score updates during the quarterfinals of the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Championships.

  28. ABC30 FresnoNov. 13

    Friday Night Football 2026: Playoffs Week 2

    It's the second week of playoffs for Friday Night Football! See schedules, scores and highlights of high school football throughout the Central Valley.

  29. The Stockton RecordNov. 13

    Stockton, Sacramento, San Jose among airports expecting flight delays

    The Federal Aviation Administration Friday, Nov. 13, issued a nationwide ground stop for all departing flights in the U.S., citing a communications issue impacting all Air Route Traffic Control Centers.

  30. The Stockton RecordNov. 13

    Series of storms to bring rain and gusty winds to Stockton, SJ County

    San Joaquin County residents face wind and flood risks while the Sierra Nevada prepares for heavy weekend snow as a series of storms moves through.

  31. Appeal-DemocratNov. 13

    Falcons' tennis falls short in Sac-Joaquin D-IV final

    River Valley High girls tennis fell short of its second Sac-Joaquin title in three seasons, losing 4-5 to Nevada Union in the SJS Division IV final at University of Pacific

  32. The Sacramento ObserverNov. 13

    NAACP Stockton To Honor Leaders At Freedom Fund Gala

    NAACP Stockton’s Nov. 21 Freedom Fund Gala will honor Dr. Patricia Hatton, seven Freedom Fighter Award recipients and corporate partners, with Leon W. Russell as keynote speaker.

  33. Escalon TimesNov. 13

    California dedicates over $2M in CalKIDS scholarships

    Some of the very first babies to receive CalKIDS Scholarships are now entering school with up to $175 already set aside for college or career training.

  34. Escalon TimesNov. 13

    Grant recipients announced through ALL RISE Foundation

    All funds donated for the ALL RISE Mini-Grant program go directly to children and youth programs in San Joaquin County, California; Fresno County, California; and Bronx County, New York.

  35. Fights Around The WorldNov. 13

    Tony Hirsch Jr. Ahead of Saturday's Fight in Stockton: 'It's Been A Spectacular Year'

    Zuffa Boxing's own Tony Hirsch Jr. returns to Stockton, California on Saturday night as he faces Rodrigo Guerrero in an eight round bout.

  36. Lodinews.comNov. 13

    Media reports: FAA issues nationwide ground stop for 'reasons of safety'

    The Federal Aviation Administration on Friday ordered a nationwide ground stop on all departing flights “due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety,” NBC News reported just before 1:30

  37. Merced Sun-StarNov. 13

    Merced County high school football scoreboard, playoffs and bowl games

    Live Merced County high school football scoreboard, playoff pairings and bowl game schedule with kickoff times for Merced, Vanden, Hilmar, Atwater and other teams.

  38. Antioch HeraldNov. 13

    Cafecito Lounge to hold Grand Opening of second location in Antioch Nov. 14 & 15

    By Allen D. Payton Owners Liz and Daniel Jiminez will hold the Grand Opening of the third location of their Cafecito Lounge and second in Antioch on Saturday and Sunday, November 14 and 15, 2026. With a first location in Lodi and a second in Antioch’s historic, downtown Rivertown in the Luxe Studios on W.

  39. StocktoniaNov. 13

    First of three storms arrives in Stockton. Here's how much rain to expect.

    The three bouts of rain arrive out of the Gulf of Alaska. For now, San Joaquin County isn't be hit by fierce storms resulting from the El Niño phenomenon. First of three storms arrives in Stockton. Here’s how much rain to expect. is a story from Stocktonia News, a rigorous and factual newsroom covering Greater Stockton, California. Please consider making a charitable contribution to support our journalism.

  40. Fresno BeeNov. 13

    Central Valley under a wind advisory until Friday evening - gusts may reach 45 mph

    On Friday at 11:54 a.m. a wind advisory was released by the NWS Sacramento CA in effect until 7 p.m. The advisory is for Eastern Shasta County Foothills Between 1000-3000 ft, Sierra Nevada of Tehama-Butte-Plumas counties Between 1000-3000 ft, Northern Motherlode Between 1000-3000 ft, Central Motherlode Between 1000-3000 ft, Southern Motherlode Between 1000-3000 ft, Central San Joaquin County Including Stockton Metro, Northeastern San Joaquin Valley Below 1000 ft and Central Stanislaus County Including Modesto Metro.

In brief

The short notes of Daily Stockton’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • ElectionsTurnout in San Joaquin County reached 52.9% in the Nov.

    Turnout in San Joaquin County reached 52.9% in the Nov. 3 election, beating the goal set by Registrar of Voters Olivia Hale. As of Friday at 5 p.m., 219,766 ballots had been processed, and another round of results is expected Monday.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: Lodinews.com

  • Med schoolSan Joaquin County may spend $2 million to help the University of the Pacific establish the first medical degree granting campus in the San Joaquin Valley.

    San Joaquin County may spend $2 million to help the University of the Pacific establish the first medical degree granting campus in the San Joaquin Valley.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: Manteca Bulletin

  • HousingHealth Net announced a $3 million investment in the San Joaquin Regional Housing Fund.

    Health Net announced a $3 million investment in the San Joaquin Regional Housing Fund. The grants and low-interest loans are meant to help create at least 75 affordable homes for Stockton families.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: San Clemente Journal

  • CalKIDSMore than 26,000 children born in San Joaquin County since July 1, 2022, have been awarded a CalKIDS scholarship, worth up to $175 each.

    More than 26,000 children born in San Joaquin County since July 1, 2022, have been awarded a CalKIDS scholarship, worth up to $175 each. Parents and guardians simply need to claim it to access and manage the account.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: Escalon Times

  • BoxingLightweight Tony Hirsch Jr. (9-0-2, 5 KOs) fights Rodrigo Guerrero (29-17-2, 18 KOs) Saturday at Memorial Auditorium in Stockton.

    Lightweight Tony Hirsch Jr. (9-0-2, 5 KOs) fights Rodrigo Guerrero (29-17-2, 18 KOs) Saturday at Memorial Auditorium in Stockton. Eleven months ago, Hirsch fought William Flenoy at the same venue.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: Fights Around The World

  • Youth servicesFoster children and struggling youth in San Joaquin County are poised to get more help after the Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution paving the way for nearly $1.3 million in funding.

    Foster children and struggling youth in San Joaquin County are poised to get more help after the Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution paving the way for nearly $1.3 million in funding. The money is for Human Services Agency programs.

    News Notes · Friday’s editionSource: Lodinews.com

  • PlayoffsThe road to a CIF SJS football title begins Friday for 14 San Joaquin County teams.

    The road to a CIF SJS football title begins Friday for 14 San Joaquin County teams. The Stockton Record has the quarterfinal schedule and matchup previews.

    News Notes · Friday’s editionSource: The Stockton Record

  • New judgeJudge Kerry Krueger has joined the San Joaquin County Superior Court bench after Gov.

    Judge Kerry Krueger has joined the San Joaquin County Superior Court bench after Gov. Gavin Newsom appointed her Nov. 4. She was sworn in Mon., Nov. 9, after serving as a court commissioner since January.

    News Notes · Friday’s editionSource: Lodinews.com

  • Lathrop coyotesLathrop officials warned about coyote sightings and said coyotes are part of the state's natural environment.

    Lathrop officials warned about coyote sightings and said coyotes are part of the state's natural environment. The city says seeing one in a neighborhood isn't a threat to the community, though reports of aggressive behavior get a different response, and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife recommends not feeding coyotes and avoiding leaving pet food and scraps out.

    News Notes · Friday’s editionSource: Telemundo Sacramento

  • Tree of LightsSan Joaquin Hospice hosts its annual Tree of Lights and Cowboy Christmas Boutique from 4 to 7 p.m.

    San Joaquin Hospice hosts its annual Tree of Lights and Cowboy Christmas Boutique from 4 to 7 p.m. Sat., Dec. 5, at Highway 88 and Jack Tone Road in Lockeford. Expect a vendor fair, Christmas music, hot dogs from the Clements-Lockeford Lions Club and a memory board honoring loved ones.

    News Notes · Friday’s editionSource: Lodinews.com