University of the Pacific plans Stockton medical school aimed at easing doctor shortages by 2030
Stockton CA – University of the Pacific plans a Stockton campus medical school for 2030, with St. Joseph’s Medical Center as its clinical partner.
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In Stockton, California, you’ll find an easygoing slice of the region where errands and outings are simple to plan. It’s the kind of community where day-to-day needs are close, and exploring nearby towns is always an option. If you’re searching for things to do in Stockton CA, this page pulls together local ideas, places, and posts in one spot. Share a favorite spot you’d recommend to someone new in town.
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Stockton Measure W panel reviews proposed $15.5M budget before June hearings
Stockton’s Measure W committee meets May 28 at 3:30 p.m. in City Hall to review a proposed FY 2026-27 public safety tax plan before June hearings.
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Stockton’s tap water odor issue continues as Cal Water flushes system
Stockton residents are still reporting bad smell and taste in tap water, but Cal Water says it remains safe while crews flush the system.
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Stockton council redirects affordable-housing loans in a $9.2 million decision with local housing consequences
Stockton CA – The City Council approved a $9.2 million affordable-housing loan package on April 14, reshaping staff-backed recommendations and the city’s housing pipeline.
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New Housing, Long Commutes, and School Hiring Lead Stockton’s Week
Stockton, CA – April 3, 2026 – New home sales, super-commuter data, and a major school district hiring push shape local economic and workforce trends.
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Airport Upgrades, New Housing and School Hiring Lead Stockton’s Week in Growth
Stockton, CA – April 2, 2026 – Airport upgrades, new housing openings and a districtwide job fair highlight local growth efforts this week.
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Stockton Council Weighs $3.15M Drone Plan as Housing, Hiring Efforts Advance
Stockton, CA – April 1, 2026 – City weighs $3.15M police drone expansion as new housing opens and schools host hiring fair.
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Transit Changes, Regional Rail Plan Advance, Housing Funds Grow in Stockton
Stockton, CA – March 31, 2026 – Transit route changes, a new regional rail plan draft and fresh housing funds shape local policy this week.
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Transit Board Meets as Commuter Data and Rail Planning Shape Stockton’s Economic Outlook
Stockton, CA – March 30, 2026 – Transit leaders meet as new commuter data and rail expansion plans spotlight jobs, housing and growth.
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Conservation Land Deal, Protest Draw Crowd, Ag Markets Shift
Stockton, CA – March 29, 2026 – A proposed farmland conservation purchase, weekend protest activity, and fresh agriculture data shaped local headlines.
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Workforce Board Meets as Protest Planned in Stockton
Stockton, CA – March 26, 2026 – Workforce leaders met on jobs funding and training goals Wednesday as activists plan a weekend protest downtown.
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Stockton Daily Brief: Homicide Arrest, Break-In Shooting, Protest Planned at Delta College
Stockton, CA – March 25, 2026 – Police make arrest in deadly stabbing, investigate home break-in shooting, and residents plan weekend protest.
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Protest Plans, Speedway Opener and Community Events Mark Busy Weekend in Stockton
Stockton, CA – March 22, 2026 – Protest plans, the Speedway season opener and weekend community events kept Stockton active.
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Weekend Events, Grand Opening and Protest Highlight Busy Days in Stockton
Stockton, CA – March 21, 2026 – Weekend events, a downtown grand opening and a planned protest are drawing crowds across the city.
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Job Fair Draws Crowds, County Auction Closes, Events Fill Weekend Calendar
Stockton, CA – March 17, 2026 – Job seekers packed a local career fair, a county tax auction closed, and weekend events filled downtown.
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Deadly Stabbing, RTD Shake-Up and Heavy Storms Lead Stockton Headlines
Stockton, CA – March 16, 2026 – Police investigate a deadly stabbing, RTD turmoil grows, and storms drench the city amid a turbulent weekend.
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City Council Agenda, Shooting Milestone And Election Notice Lead Stockton Headlines
Stockton, CA – March 13, 2026 – City leaders tackle key agenda items as community marks 100 days since mass shooting and election season ramps up.
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Stockton Daily Brief: Budget Talks, Homicide Arrest, Storm Impacts
Stockton, CA – March 12, 2026 – City leaders tackle a budget gap, police make an arrest in a homicide case, and another storm system soaks San Joaquin County.
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Stockton Marks 100 Days Since Deadly Party Shooting; School Board Meets
Stockton, CA – March 11, 2026 – The city reflects on 100 days since a deadly party shooting as the school board holds its latest public meeting.
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Stockton Marks 100 Days Since Deadly Birthday Party Shooting
Stockton, CA – March 10, 2026 – Community marks 100 days since deadly birthday party shooting as families await arrests and renewed calls for justice grow.
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Crash on March Lane, Special City Council Meeting and Skeet State Shoot Highlight Busy Weekend in Stockton
Stockton, CA – March 9, 2026 – A weekend crash, a special City Council meeting and a major skeet event kept Stockton busy.
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City Budget Talks, Crash Injures 6, Funding Notice Issued: Stockton Headlines
Stockton, CA – March 8, 2026 – City leaders weigh funding decisions as a major crash injures six and a new public funding notice opens.
