Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 25th of July.
Good morning, Stockton.
Cesar Chavez Central Library will close on Aug.
1 for a three-year renovation (16 branches and the digital library remain open) as the project upgrades the facility for community use.
San Joaquin County families are invited to share their first day of school photos for a Recordnet gallery celebrating the start of the 2026-27 school year.
Submissions can be made online to capture back-to-school moments from across the county.
The Stockton Chamber invites nominations for the 2026 ATHENA Awards.
Entries for awards and young professionals are due Aug. 14 (youth submissions by Sept. 16) and the ceremony will take place Nov. 19.
Pioneer Village, a $4.5 million living history center, opens today at Micke Grove Regional Park, offering hands-on experiences in 19th-century life for programs like Valley Days, Pioneer School, and Farm-to-Fork.
The free celebration runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and marks the San Joaquin County Historical Museum’s 60th anniversary.
Stockton Unified School District was removed from California’s high-risk oversight nearly three years after state audits raised fiscal concerns; district officials confirmed that meeting all seven conditions on June 30 ended the enhanced monitoring — paving the way for a refocused commitment to student success.
Stockton Career Fair
9:30 AM – 12:30 PM — Courtyard by Marriott Stockton — Free entry — Meet recruiters from local and Fortune 500 companies for exciting career opportunities.
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