Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 24th of June.
Good morning, Stockton.
Stockton-based Applied Aerospace secured a contract to build critical control surfaces — ailerons, flaps and elevators — for the new firefighting aircraft DHC-515 on its 25-acre campus.
The project comes as officials prepare for a busy wildfire season.
Stockton Unified School District board member AngelAnn Flores faces three felony counts for unauthorized credit card spending and a false insurance claim—alleged misuse linked to political retaliation—and the trial will resume today in courtroom 6D with further testimony on financial oversight practices.
The Stockton Art League is hosting Creative Clash, a free live art tournament at Goodwin Gallery—applications are due by 11:59 p.m. on June 25 for artists 18 and older.
Twelve contestants will compete in timed rounds on July 27 and Aug. 3 with the winner earning an Artist of the Month show.
Three months after announcing their new name, the Stockton Cheladas are now playing at Banner Island Ballpark on Sundays as part of Copa de la Diversión that celebrates Latino heritage.
Team officials said the rebrand has strong fan support (with merchandise selling out after its March release) and is meant to build deeper connections in the community.
Stockton officials ended Lathrop City Manager Stephen J.
Salvatore’s consulting contract that supported interim City Manager Steve Colangelo’s transition as Salvatore voluntarily waived part of his $11,000 monthly fee—officials said the move clarifies facts amid misinformation about the arrangement. An investigation had questioned the cost and process behind the hire, prompting the change.
Stockton City Council will meet Tuesday to vote on proposals for millions in spending on park upgrades, street repairs, affordable housing, police safety improvements, and tax audits — plans that include securing new insurance to protect the city.
The council will review contracts for repairs on bridges and sidewalks as part of overall efforts to improve finances and infrastructure.
Officials from San Joaquin County’s Mosquito and Vector Control District confirmed on Friday that four mosquito samples from ZIP Codes 95337 and 95376 tested positive for West Nile virus — a result typical for early summer — and urged residents to remove standing water and use EPA-approved repellents as temperatures rise.
Summer Farmers Market Dinner
Evening — Mezzo Ristorante — $80 per person — Experience a delightful multi-course Italian dinner featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
Jamie Foxx Stand-Up Comedy
8 PM – 12 AM — The Bob Hope Theatre — Check event page for ticket details — Experience an unforgettable night of laughter with Academy Award winner Jamie Foxx returning to his comedic roots.
4th of July Parade in Downtown Stockton
10 a.m. — Weber Point Events Center — Free entry — Celebrate Independence Day with a vibrant parade and fireworks in Downtown Stockton.
Stockton Auto Swap Meet & Classic Car Show
6 AM – 2 PM — San Joaquin County Fairgrounds — Cost info not provided — Discover beautiful cars and hard-to-find items in a collector's paradise.
Angel Y Khriz Reggaeton Fest Stockton
9 PM – 2 AM — Mimosas Social Club — VIP RSVP available — Experience the electrifying performance of reggaeton duo Angel Y Kriz live from Puerto Rico.
Stockton Folk Dance Camp 2025
July 20 – August 3 — University of the Pacific — Registration Now Open — Experience two weeks filled with diverse folk dances from around the world and the joy of community.
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