Good morning, Stockton.

San Joaquin County approved a two-year partnership between Micke Grove Zoo and the San Joaquin Zoological Society in Lodi to boost fundraising for facility upgrades, new exhibits, and visitor improvements (a move aligned with a 10-year master plan with a draft set for next month).

Walmart settled for $16 million over expired baby formula, medications, and other products at its Trinity Parkway store in Stockton — the retailer is now banned from selling expired goods while it trains staff to check shelf dates in all California stores.

Last year, San Joaquin County saw a 6.4% rise in farm production to $3.4 billion as almonds overtook milk as the top crop while grape and cherry yields fell.

An invasive mosquito species, Aedes aegypti, has spread across California — causing more daytime bites in residential areas.

Health officials advise residents to remove standing water from containers, gutters, and pet bowls to reduce breeding sites and lower potential future risks.

Haven of Peace launched its Roos Family Health + Wellness Center at its French Camp facility to provide two isolation rooms for women and children in need; the center had already served four families before its official announcement this week.