Lodi, CA News

• Lodi, CA News
• Lodi Spring Wine Show 2012
• Back to School for Lodi - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• History of Lodi Told Through Photographs
• 2011 Spring Baseball
• Highway 12 will close during the day next week
• 5 Lodians selected for Lodi Community Hall of Fame
• Few Lodi stores sold brand
• Regional Roundup
• Lodi Muslims shaken by Pakistan disaster, seek donations for victims
• Tentative deal between district, teachers must go up for vote
• Construction underway at Lockeford Elementary
• Huber proposes bill to make officials' pay available on web
• Youth Program 'Teen Lead' seeks applicants
• San Joaquin County Office of Education dedicates site to former superintendent
• Splash down!
• Regional Roundup
• Jones won't seek re-election
• Friends of Galt car crash victims organize fundraiser
• A dispute over city fees might prevent DMV building from opening on Sept. 13
• Petition for charter filed with Lodi school district
• Candidate returns $250 after GOP questions donation
• Debit purchases at gas stations leave some bank accounts running on empty
• Three hope to serve State Senate district that includes Galt
• School board OKs transportation measures at Morada school
• Blessing of the grapes
• Galt Council seat will stay open
• Lodi apartment managers reach out in tough times by offering specials and discounts
• Tail-wagger
• Richard Jones won't seek another term on Lodi Unified board
• Lodi council members appalled at fire station's conditions
• Motorcyclist identified in fatal crash on East Highway 99 Frontage Road
• Lodi Unified School District will be asked to approve an emergency transportation loop at Morada Mid
• Lodi Unified test scores improve, though English still lags behind state averages
• After 40 years, beloved Lodi hospital clerk retires
• How and why we changed the News-Sentinel
• Temporary Galt council replacement Powers hopes to find common ground
• Galt elementary test scores continue to climb
• Regional Roundup
• Lodi women lead project on Eastside
• Two are killed in separate crashes in Clements, Morada
• Lodi Unified test scores improve, but still lag behind state
• Galt elementary test scores continue to climb
• Public Meetings
• Lodi teen hit by van on Kettleman Lane
• In the world of firefighting, reminders of the past remain
• Outside the district, despite budget cuts
• LUSD's consulting costs include alarm company, car rental costs
• $50K reward offered for info on woman's 1981 disappearance
• Regional Roundup
• Lodi residents support council candidates
• Biker down
• Correction
• Beach bug
• Regional Roundup
• Lodi is now part of Google Transit
• Galt residents support city council candidates
• 90 years young: Bigelow teaches dance at Square
• Commission approves charter school for homeschooled children
• Regional Roundup
• Planning Commission approves new nightclub on Cherokee Lane
• Local massage therapist, police offer tips for avoiding illicit massages
• In Lodi, 7 candidates for council
• Ready for the rain
• Huber leads Sieglock in campaign contributions for 10th district
• Correction
• Drill, baby, drill
• Pregnant Lodi woman, two kids struck in crosswalk
• Agreement for sports facilities reviewed
• Tail-wagger
• Residents fight plans to cut trees behind home
• Lodi teachers, city employees hope jobs bill keeps them employed
• How does state's new core curriculum affect local school districts?
• Regional Roundup
• Area police issue tickets for drivers talking on cell phones, texting
• Woodbridge Wilderness woes continue
• No deal reached in Lodi teachers' labor contract negotiations
• Solar energy business hoping to expand in Lodi, Galt
• Serpentarium continues to search for a new location
• Run/walk at Lodi lake to benefit high schools
• Regional Roundup
• Lodi planners consider nightclub, charter school, park
• Lodi High in running for $500K prize
• Want to run for local office? There's still time
• Jahant Road Crash
• Corrections • The employment contract for Lodi Unified School District superintendent Cathy Nic
• History, entertainment at Herald Day fair
• With the colors
• 100 percent of Lodi Academy grads are college bound
• Weekend sees shootings on Lodi’s Eastside
• Public Meetings
• Regional Roundup
• Moore left job with county to take over family farm
• Clearing the way
• 'Two beautiful tomatas'
• Killers owe restitution
• $11 million is unclaimed by crime victims
• Initial deadline for local candidates passes; some extended
• Japanese exchange students visit Beckman
• Burglary victims comb through items recovered by Lodi Police
• Grapevine moths detected in area; but no cause for alarm, say experts
• Galt's Clare reflects on infrastructure, grape stomps
• Lodi Unified budget chief Barge says he's retiring
• Powers is appointed to Galt city council
• How to decrease the geese?
• Woodbridge Fire chief heads to Mokelumne
• Dr. Susan Cota selected as Delta's interim president
• Clare spends last night on Galt council
• Lodi vineyards face quarantine
• Regional Roundup
• Local reaction varies on Proposition 8 ruling
• Lodi man dies in I-5 solo crash
• Correction
• LUSD taking school supply donations
• Tail-waggers
• Program helps low-income residents make their homes energy-efficient
• Farm Bureau makes up with Viaggio
• County: In-home medical services will continue, despite seniors' concerns
• Regional Roundup
• National Night Out returns
• 9 people express interest in vacant Galt council seat
• Angry teachers and parents voice concerns at LUSD meeting over class sizes, transportation
• Delta being to be considered as possible National Heritage Area
• Want to sit on a local board? File by Friday
• Delta College moves ahead without Rodriguez
• Lodi man dies in I-5 crash
• S.J. County woman has West Nile virus
• Regional Roundup
• Getting a Jumpstart
• New challenge filed against state’s lethal injection process
• Galt Council to pick temporary member
• Galt committee agendas will be available online
• Lodi police stings nab auto burglary suspects
• Public meetings
• Cooler temperatures allowing for even more lovable Lodi climate
• Regional Roundup
• 10 months after updated prayer policy, potential for lawsuit looms
• American steel cruise
• Pain reliever leaving its mark — even in Lodi
• Judge's order puts future of Galt marijuana dispensary in jeopardy
• Correction
• Candidates pouring cash into their own campaigns
• After week, confusion lingers over LUSD bus service
• City of Lodi has salaries online
• Candidates file for Lodi Unified seats
• Thanks for service
• Polka politics
• California lethal injection method is under scrutiny
• Caltrans runs 2 ferries in California, 24 hours a day, seven days a week
• Galt elementary school district tables $90,000 lighting retrofit
• Delta College board mulls over Grand Jury report, Brown Act
• Correction
• Bringing it back to life
• Project Lodi Art plans skateboard mural at Van Buskirk Park, tree stump art
• Downtown Lodi clinic specializes in acupuncture
• Diane Sutton talks acupuncture
• Lodi police to show found electronic equipment
• Everywhere a sign
• Convicted killer's new parole date: September
• Tail-wagger
• 'Looking to you for ideas': Water district seeks input
• Murder conviction upheld in case of 2008 Downtown Lodi beating death
• Grape Bowl hammered by metal thefts
• Galt teen sought in shooting
• Regional Roundup
• Despite budget issues, first day for LUSD goes smooth, say officials
• Council discusses finishing Lodi Library's renovations, making it more tech-savvy
• Clements killer's future parole hits close to home for Assemblywoman, who wants him to remain i
• GJUESD hopes to boost achievement
• Correction
• Sieglock speaks to Lodi Citizens in Action
• Dropped business card leads to capture of robbery suspect
• Regional Roundup
• Lodi Unified starts school today amid budget constraints
• Galt Public Safety Committee hopes citizens will participate
• Man dies in crash on Highway 88
• Corrections
• California Conservation Corps tackles Woodbridge Wilderness Area
• Public Meetings
• The following is a list of public meetings in the Lodi and Galt areas this week:
• Classified union moves closer to strike
• Rock & Roll Religion
• Correction
• More than 250 descend on Clements for annual tribute, barbecue for U.S. troops
• Lodi recycling numbers are down 10 to 15 percent in past 2 years
• Two major park projects are finally moving forward in Lodi
• Herzog's parole is delayed
• Galt teen dies of injuries from car accident
• 50 students in 1 class?
• Clarification
• Noted Galt dentist killed in motorcycle wreck
• Regional Roundup
• Long-time Galt dentist killed in motorcycle wreck
• Sheriff Steve Moore doesn't want convicted killer Loren Herzog in San Joaquin County
• 2 area natives get wedding of their dreams on TV show
• County: It's not pretty, but Thornton's water is safe
• Man stabbed in Galt gang fight
• Regional Roundup
• Lodi and Galt go 12 months without new home permits
• 'Bad Faith' approved for film festival
• Congressman Jerry McNerney accepting page applications
• Councilwoman Susan Hitchcock says she's concerned about proposed wastewater rate for Lodi resid
• Woman injured in solo-vehicle crash
• Tip leads to arrests
• School district mediation process can be slow, but virtually free
• Man robs bank with threatening note
• 'Shop Sunday' campaign altered for CycleFest
• Arts & Culture grant applications available
• Tail-wagger
• Woodbridge Wilderness Area brush to be cleared
• Hitchcock says she's concerned about proposed wastewater rate for Lodi residents
• Lodi offers tons of choices for both staycationers and visitors
• Galt taking applications for council; Meredith's seat to be filled on Aug. 4
• Lodi mayor seeks re-election; ex-Galt city manager running
• Correction
• Galt City Council buys former Jaycees Building for $40,000
• Regional Roundup
• Local artist Richard Hazard donates talents for animated advocate's birthday
• Convicted Clements killer Loren Herzog to be released
• Lodi growers keep an eye out for phony organic items
• Dangerous Acampo curve to get short-term fix
• Patriotism on display along Highway 12
• Fireworks: Illegal except in Galt, Stockton
• Tail-wagger
• Convicted killer Loren Herzog will return to San Joaquin County
• Thornton residents air concerns about dirty water
• Election season begins in Lodi
• Supercenter could be delayed — again
• Lodi grape-growers offered cash incentive for Lodi Rules certification
• Former Lodi mayor, longtime educator Walter Katnich dies
• Commodity of the future: Olive oil
• Lodi Lake water clarity improves over last year
• Ground broken for Lodi Energy Center, which aims to provide cheap energy
• Lodi company capitalizes on the power of blogging
• What should county do with Woodbridge Wilderness Area?
• Clarifying the new Lodinews.com online comment process
• State ‘thaws’ funds for Galt school project
• Lodi Unified School District, teachers seek end to stalemate
• Ever wanted to run for public office? Many seats available
• Wayne Field, longtime Lodi teacher, dies
• Water rescue, accident, police chase highlights holiday weekend
• Congressman Jerry McNerney receives endorsements
• Lodi cyclist Clifford Barnes faces months of rehab following accident
• Following outcry, Lodi Unified School District scraps plans for bus fees
• Acampo winery accused of violating the Williamson Act
• Lodi City Council raises park rental fees, moves to half-days
• Galt’s Andrew Meredith to attend last council meeting after resignation
• Treasure Island WineFest date announced
• West Lane to be closed at Armstrong Road on Thursday morning
• 19-year-old killed in solo-vehicle Galt crash
• Lodi Unified School District, teacher both face lawsuits
• 23 local students awarded Delta College scholarships
• Republicans rally with Fifth of July barbecue
• New San Joaquin County schools superintendent sworn in
• Districts to receive technology money
• $360 per child to ride bus
• Woodbridge Irrigation District eyes new office
• Lodi teacher hitting books in educators class
• DUI checkpoints in Lodi, Galt tonight
• How should Micke Grove Zoo be operated?
• Despite increased red tape, not much has changed at Lodi Electric Utility
• Lodi-based company embroiled in lawsuit over real estate fraud
• Electric utility and wastewater treatment plant need your help
• Regional Roundup
• San Joaquin Delta College president search moving along
• After a month on the job, Galt’s new lieutenant, Brian Vizzusi, finding his way around city
• City of Lodi officials say polluted areas may stabilize naturally
• Dave Cox, Galt representative, dies at 72 after battling cancer
• Dog parks in Lodi, Galt give canines chance to stretch their legs, and owners to socialize
• Wine commission, utility team up to save owls from getting zapped
• Missing Lodi High School teacher’s body found
• Westcore buys Lodi, Manteca properties
• Low test scores at six Lodi Unified schools trigger ruling
• Tail-wagger
• Lodi residents back bill to ban BPA in bottles for babies
• Lodi Unified board president Richard Jones to run for re-election
• Lodi Unified’s Odie Douglas a finalist for top spot in Stockton Unified School District
• Grass fire burns near Jahant Road and Highway 99
• Micke Grove Zoo welcomes several baby animals
• Lodi massage business still open despite upcoming trial
• Free lunches offered for anyone under 18 in Lodi
• Tailwagger
• Lovely Little Lodi
• Ready for greener grass at the Grape Bowl
• Public Meetings
• 'Recession-proof' stores cashing in
• Landlords ask tough questions about Lodi's water meter program
• North San Joaquin Water Conservation District’s future is topic at meeting
• Severance for top public officials is common, but not without controversy
• Should water bond be taken off ballot? Local experts weigh in
• Galt City Council weighs options to fill empty seats
• Regional Roundup
• Local courses, golfers feel recession
• New Lodi utility director Liz Kirkley aiming for ‘safe, reliable power at the least cost&rsquo
• Fireworks Schedule
• Lodi City Council may charge non-residents for emergency services
• Lodi-area Democrats top Republicans in cash game
• Clarification
• Second annual Cycle Fest draws more riders, spectators than last year
• Cheryl Phelps may be losing a job at Micke Grove Zoo, but she still loves her critters and the zoo
• Steve Moore’s contributors outshine Robert Moreno’s in San Joaquin County sheriff/corone
• Wally Katnich, former Lodi mayor and educator, dies
• Mother safely, legally abandoned baby at Lodi Memorial
• San Joaquin County receives award for state fair exhibit
• Lodi officials iron out road closure issues
• Lodi Police connect Modesto man to bank robbery in Lodi
• Andrew Meredith spends last night on Galt City Council looking to future
• Fourth of July closures
• Search on for missing Lodi High teacher
• Family history
• Galt City Council debates whether to buy former Boys and Girls Club building
• Attorney: No conflict of interest
• Lodi Unified School District's Jeff Thompson won't seek re-election to board
• California Conservation Corps may clear Woodbridge Wilderness Area
• Mokelumne River cold, swift this weekend
• Science classrooms moved to Lodi High
• Emergency Food Van
• New Website Brings An Innovative Twist To E-cards
• Lodi Grape Festival And Harvest Fair
• Zinefest - Wine Food And Fun At Lodi Lake
• Book Signing And Art Demo With Susan Sarback
• Festival Of Trees
• Gems And Jewels - Holidays in the Gallery
• Evening with the Borra's Winemaker Dinner

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