Dennis Wyatt

A “temporary” arrangement that allows runoff from a Manteca Unified school site to flow into the French Camp Outlet will likely be needed for just three years.

It’s been scorned. It’s been panned as a waste of money. And when it does its job, its blamed for causing the problem.

Joe Pellegrino knows freedom carries an extremely high cost. He served America during two tours in Vietnam while part of his military career included being a few steps away from the President with an attaché case carrying the nuclear launch codes cuffed to his wrist.

The latest green assault on your ability to keep treading water in Costly-fornia is coming to a tire dealer near you.

The good old days. That's when gender appropriate high school counselors would use rulers to make sure girls' skirts came within three inches of their knee cap. Teachers watched guys like a hawk to make sure their hair didn't touch their collars.

Manteca’s elected leaders will review a land lease Tuesday that is part of a deal that will bring the city at least $600,000 annually to pay for city services.

CAMINO — The heat of summer will soon fade away. There’ll be a slight nip in the afternoon air.

Lathrop could see an estimated $540,450 in annual revenue from proposed red light cameras that would go to funding other traffic safety measures throughout the city.

It won’t be inexpensive to put in place security enhancements at the City Council chambers. The City Council when they meet Monday, Sept. 14, at 6 p.m., will weigh four options they asked staff to prepare for their consideration.

The City of Manteca sends $2.5 million annually to PG&E to cover electricity purchases needed to operate the wastewater treatment plant.