Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 15th of August.
Good morning, Stockton.
The Maya Angelou Library Branch reopened on Monday, Aug.
10 after over four months of renovations. Updated flooring, new furniture, and a reconfigured floorplan now provide a welcoming space for reading and studying (324 Pock Lane) in Stockton.
University of the Pacific opened its new Southwest Hall residence on Tuesday, Aug.
11 to give students more modern on-campus housing. The facility will address growing demand for student housing.
A Davis-based company will test its biodegradable treatment Zequanox (used on zebra and quagga mussels) at the Stockton Sailing Club marina on Buckley Cove Way this fall to battle invasive golden mussels clogging local water intake systems.
California has phased out paraquat weed killer after a state review found it highly toxic—posing thyroid issues, birth defects and harming birds on San Joaquin Valley farms.
Officials said the move aims to protect both people and wildlife.
Landlords in Stockton face new limits on rent increases set by state law, capping annual hikes to 5% plus inflation or 10%—whichever is lower—effective since Aug.
1 until July 31, 2027 (certain properties like new constructions and owner-occupied duplexes are exempt).
Data shows that in May the median home price in San Joaquin County rose 4% to $520,000 from $500,000 in April, though it dropped 3.6% from May last year.
Single-family homes and condos saw modest changes that reflect current trends in our local market.
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