Modesto, CA News

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• Son of well-known Turlock philanthropists dies in dad's arms
• Bomb squad detonates device in minivan tied to east Modesto robbery
• Bee on Facebook: How are you spending graduation day?
• YESTERYEARS (5/25/12)
• Holiday a day to honor sacrifice
• Memorial Day Weekend Events
• Modesto nonprofit awarded $25,000
• Two injured in Livingston wreck
• Lucas reflects on film as cool cars, concerts approach
• Amazon set up for tax bonanza
• Former foster children get help
• Merced County group to keep state parks open
• Around the Region (5/25/12)
• The Modesto Senior Citizens Center To Close This Summer for Construction
• Modesto Police Department Targets Impaired Drivers With Memorial Day Weekend Enforcement
• Modesto Police Department News - Bank Robbery Leads to a Nearby Residential Neighborhood Being Cordoned Off
• Woman suffers major injuries in Modesto wreck
• Oakdale bicyclist suffers injuries after he's hit by box truck
• Cal State Stanislaus graduates send important messages
• Cal State University chancellor to retire
• Early wakeup call for Cal State Stanislaus graduates
• Groveland man suspected of molesting 4-year-old
• Sonora detectives investigating AT&T store burglary
• Sierra campers should be prepared for 'dramatic' weather this weekend
• Around the Region (05/24/12)
• Cables are going up on Half Dome in Yosemite
• Carnegie hosts exhibit on Edgar Degas
• 'Graffiti' route to reflect Modesto's ties to classic film
• Yesteryears (05/24/12)
• Veterans seek jobs, another way to serve
• Retired Stanislaus teachers installed as officers
• Senior Center to close briefly
• Modesto murder suspect's hearing delayed
• Passed Turlock budget reflects cuts
• School's OutDozens of area teachers set to retire this year
• Mitigation divides LAFCo
• Calaveras students compete in Math Mini-Bowl
• Fire in Winton destroys house, marijuana plants
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus LAFCO meeting
• Fire in Winton destroys house, marijuana plants
• City budget woes reignited by Modesto Fire costs
• Preliminary hearing set for Riverbank's Jesse James White
• 2-year-old Merced boy killed in fire
• Funding is off-keySymphony to keep playing despite donation shortfall
• Owners forced to sell
• Driver gets four-year term
• LAND-USE RULES DISCUSSED TONIGHT
• Yesteryears (5/23/12)
• MOST WANTED: Gabriel Miranda
• Better Business Bureau warns of scams
• Community Briefing (5/23/12)
• Around the Region (5/23/12)
• Suspects are held in jewelry job
• Leave time costly for Oakdale
• Farm leaders want options to MID water sale
• Turlock council OKs change
• Knights Ferry plan OK'd
• Mother to give graduation speech
• Fire devours vacant house owned by Gallo Winery
• Stanislaus farmers weigh increasing rates over SF water sale concerns
• Police: Dispute over girlfriend leads to Turlock arrest
• Modesto police to step up DUI patrol starting Thursday
• Fire destroys vacant home on Gallo property in Modesto
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors meeting
• Yosemite's Half Dome cables in place on Friday
• Young spellers compete in valley's Spanish bee
• Around the Region (05/22/12)
• Community Briefing (05/22/12)
• Truck downs utility pole on Highway 33
• Budget, homeless tasks in Turlock
• Yesteryears (05/22/12)
• Two job fairs planned in Modesto
• Stanislaus lemonade sale raises thousands
• Hearing continued in welfare fraud case
• 12-year sentence for child porn
• MID says SF water sale is not a threat
• City considers seizing sites near Pelandale
• View of the Past
• Students devour lessons from snack venture
• Car dealer sues Auction Park owner
• Valley grads get ready to walk stage
• Knights Ferry homes plan back on agenda
• CSUS grad wins Fulbright Award, to teach in Laos
• Farm bill debate has shifted
• Missing UC Santa Cruz student in Yosemite found
• Speaker of the House Boehner in Modesto on Tuesday
• Family fight in Modesto leads to assault, other chargesges
• Lockdown lifted at Turlock's Roselawn High School
• Yesteryears (5/21/12)
• Special Report, Day 2: Help eludes father until son ends up behind bars
• To defuse potential violence, officers learn new methods
• Special Report, Day 2: A family's never-ending cycle
• Habitat for Humanity store helps families in need ... and the environment
• Oakdale firefighters rescue boater
• Modesto job fair set for Tuesday
• Around the Region (5/21/12)
• Gospel Mission seeking literacy tutors
• Roadwork (5/21/12)
• Class Acts: Q&A with Sherri Huff
• Corridor opposition wants to merge
• Relay for Life raises awareness and money to fight dreaded disease
• Autistic kids, drama students work together on expression at Modesto school
• County mentally ill flounder amid loss of funding and services
• Lack of beds, staff causing emergency room congestion
• Two teens suspected of stealing hookah pipe, alcohol from Hilmar store
• Merced man shot in front of house expected to recover
• Lack of beds, staff causing emergency room congestion
• County mentally ill flounder amid loss of funding and services
• IN SERVICE: Trevor Stevens
• Viewing Yosemite via webcam
• Lodge members work to keep the past alive
• A Nice Day for a Ride
• Fire season opens in Tuolumne, Calaveras, parts of Stanislaus, San Joaquin
• HonoringFallentheir
• Fire shuts down Highway 99 in Stockton
• Truck pulled from Tuolumne River
• Man stabbed during Modesto confrontation
• Modesto police seek deli robbers
• Clampers fix vandal damage
• Modesto humanitarian honored as Physician of Year
• Ed director gets statewide honor
• Man seriously injured in Modesto shooting; suspect sought
• Man stabbed near heart near Modesto park expected to live, police say
• Police: Grandpa robs Modesto store, rams forklift with 2-year-old in tow
• Ag Learning Experience
• Testimony begins in 2009 Modesto gang murder trial
• Review of deaths requested
• Yesteryears (5/19/12)
• Tony La Russa to help Tuolumne Habitat chapter
• Focus on Education (5/19/12)
• Community Briefing (5/19/12)
• Around the Region (5/19/12)
• Riverbank ready to Get Fit in June
• Director: Carnegie funds debate by Turlock council unintended
• All SmilesHundreds flock to downtown for free dental clinic
• Stanislaus County Auto Theft Suspects (5/19/12)
• FOCUS ON AG: Ag supplier to enter Hall of Fame
• Modesto Inn fire's cause is unknown
• Active military get a free pass at national parks
• Stanislaus County still losing jobs
• Modesto Irrigation District postpones vote on SF water sale
• Cause of Modesto Inn fire likely accidental
• Fire destroys small home on Modesto's Carver Road
• Stanislaus County home sale prices jump
• Stanislaus County unemployment rate falls
• 2 life sentences in biker gang murder
• Yesteryears (5/18/12)
• DUI enforcement coming Saturday
• Birds infected with West Nile virus
• Stanislaus County Fair books Latino acts
• Public invited to canine trial
• Some Predict Condit UpsetIndependent is pounding streets
• 3,000 Stanislaus voters already have mailed their ballots
• Boy suffers minor injury in dog bite
• Modesto budget still uncertain
• REVIEW: Townsend Opera's 'Carmen' powerful, magnetic
• Seat belt enforcement planned
• Retailers with Stanislaus ties face charges in pot probe
• Animal groups sue over hen rescue
• Around the Region (5/17/12)
• CenCal will pay millions in lawsuit
• Relay for Life ready to walk
• Modesto Police Department News Update - Detectives Identify Shooting Suspect
• Fire breaks out at Modesto Inn
• JARDINE: Time for Sonora (and Modesto) to lobby for next year's race
• Sonora welcomes Amgen cyclists with open arms
• Former Oakdale Council candidate had 2008 rape charge
• Modesto mom accused of attempted murder back in court
• Cal State Stanislaus online registration back up after crash
• Feds: Properties in Modesto, Salida, Patterson part of drug bust
• Federal bill frees land for Tracy solar farm
• Hostess Brands warns of 23 layoffs in Modesto
• Modesto ceremony honors fallen officers
• Yesteryears (5/17/12)
• Man injured by glass in Merced drive-by shooting
• Around the Region (5/17/12)
• Chase, arrest after gunfire at home west of Ceres
• Free art events set in Turlock
• Modesto City Schools faces second labor impasse
• Healthy Seniors
• Old Navy to open in Turlock in fall
• Atwater board OKs superintendent search
• Fallen Modesto Police Officers Honored
• Green-eyed suspect wanted in south Modesto robbery
• Modesto check-cashing business robbed
• Modesto police identify suspect in Robertson Road Park shooting
• Free dental clinic in Modesto on Friday, Saturday
• He's hard to miss
• Kids' Day helps raise $67,000 for Modesto's Red Shield Center
• Yesteryears (5/16/12)
• No updates from Oakdale meeting
• Meals on Wheels benefit planned
• Most Wanted: Eddie Gustavo Corona, home invasion robbery
• Man sentenced in 1980 Los Banos homicide
• Coulterville man faces charges in abuse of child
• Deported man convicted of illegal re-entry
• Ripon police boost eyes in the sky
• Around the Region (5/16/12)
• Knights Ferry folks still oppose homes
• Board of Supervisors Watch
• Car dealer driving to Turlock
• Expert digs into bullying
• Rape arrest made
• School deficit could grow
• Council impasse over vacancy
• Ex-Modesto Christian star Porter accused of sex crimes
• Tips: How friends can talk with friends about being mean
• Modesto's State Theatre screens 'Bully' for educators, school workers
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors meeting
• Modesto Centre Plaza a step closer to outsourcing option
• Ex-teacher back in Modesto court; girlfriend's mom talks
• City may outsource Modesto Centre Plaza management
• Stumbling blocks for West Park
• Influx of cash to help seniors
• Yesteryears (5/15/12)
• Turlock Chamber of Commerce has an app
• State superintendent visits Modesto classroom
• Pledge of Allegiance to be part of Modesto graduations
• Ex-Enochs teacher Hooker back in Modesto court today
• Volunteers hit Modesto streets today for Kids' Day
• Sonora prepares for Amgen crowd
• California budget revision puts schools in limbo
• Modesto budget showing slight improvement
• Child abuse arrest in Ripon
• Man found shot in Pattesron
• Mariposans vow to overcome fire
• Stanislaus County agencies losing a leader
• Man arrested in Turlock store robbery gone wrong
• Around the Region (5/15/12)
• Stanislaus County supervisors to vote on Knights Ferry homes
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Presidential candidate pays Modesto a visit
• 'Smash And Grab' Thieves Hit North Modesto Jewelry Store
• Stanislaus County DA's office mourning another loss
• Del Monte bringing more peaches to Modesto cannery
• Vandals tip over headstones, cause damage at Modesto cemeteries
• Turlock man pleads guilty in Ruiz Foods embezzlement
• Two Modesto men face 20 years in copper theft at airport
• Modesto holding budget workshops
• Modesto's unsafe driving a hot topic in 1912, too
• Riverbank weighs industrial park grant application
• Yesteryears (5/14/12)
• Three apply for Oakdale council spot; interviews Tuesday
• Teen shot to death in Merced
• Report of drive-by shooting in Modesto leads to arrest
• Pedestrian killed by hit-and-run driver near Ceres
• Around the Region (5/14/12)
• Motorcycle officers test their mettle in Manteca
• Turlock festival celebrates Cinco de Mayo, Mother's Day
• Officials still investigating cause of Mariposa fire
• Centre Plaza options outlined
• Officials mull how to keep parks open
• City Hall, police split up in Gustine
• Apple of Merced's eye: Zoo marks 50 years
• Oakdale middle school program warns about drugs
• Newman, Waterford move, too
• Mayor Marsh Announces Proposed Budget and Message
• Mariposa business owners pick up pieces after devastating fire
• Fire that razed 7 shops delivers big blow to Mariposa economy
• High demand for high-tech jobs at Patterson centers
• What is Patterson doing that attracts good employers?
• Residents silenced by fear on Modesto's 'Devil's Street'
• JARDINE: Modesto woman hopes for Mother's Day of her own, soon
• Booklets give boost to Stanislaus County seniors
• Crowd cheers on UC Merced graduates
• Stanislaus County CSA reps can help over the phone
• Free workshop for Modesto candidates
• Controlled burn set in Yosemite
• Tasty Turlock treats at annual food event
• Riders honor moms in Modesto
• Teachers from Modesto area honored
• McNerney running in Central Valley's 9th District
• Mariposa business owners pick up pieces after devastating fire
• Modesto man's love of boxing grabs worldwide audience in Web show
• Stumbling blocks for West Park
• Yesteryears (5/12/12)
• Modesto salon dolls up Barbies
• Four firefighters injured battling grass fire
• SBA lauds Oakdale's Mid Valley Foods
• Stanislaus County Auto Theft Suspects (5/12/12)
• Almond Board tours Oakdale-area ranch
• Already at rest, San Joaquin vet honored on the Wall
• Around the Region (5/12/12)
• District 21 hopefuls stress jobs
• Modestan Kristin Olsen facing Democratic challenger
• Rural Modesto home destroyed
• Modesto shooting victim dies from her injuries
• Firefighters battling south Modesto blaze out of hospital
• Suspected north Modesto thieves left trail of jewelry
• Sister of accused Modesto teen: 'She's not a murderer'
• East Modesto duplex fire displaces residents
• Alleged counterfeit operation in Turlock leads to arrests
• Oakdale fires embattled Public Works director
• Boy, 16, accused of robbing Blockbuster at knifepoint
• Oakdale names interim manager
• Classic cars roll through Modesto
• Yesteryears (5/11/12)
• Modesto police to target impaired drivers
• Assembly, Senate hopefuls at Modesto event
• Stanislaus County leaders discuss gang injunction
• Stanislaus County transportation leader resigns
• Five arrested in Tuolumne drug bust
• Victim critical, shot in head after Modesto altercation
• Around the Region (5/11/12)
• Turlock safety fair organizers hope to educate parents
• AAA of Modesto Hosts Car Wash to Benefit the Modesto Junior Giants
• Modesto Police Department News - West Modesto Shooting Leaves One Person In Critical Condition
• Bike To Work Day 2012
• Alleged Modesto carjackers force victims to strip to underwear
• Deputy DA says Modesto teen put poison in her baby's bottle
• Proposed Modesto budget includes $7.9 million gap
• Two arrests made in connection with Modesto quadruple shooting
• Turlock prayer breakfast speaker emphasizes forgiveness
• Accident backs up southbound Highway 99 in Modesto
• Seniors Squeezed Meals on Wheels funds run out; other food program scaled back
• SKEETER SPRAYING IN RIPON, MANTECA
• Yesteryears (5/10/12)
• FRIDAY DEADLINE FOR CITY COUNCIL
• VICTIM OF 99 CRASH IDENTIFIED
• TEEN SENTENCED IN CONVENIENCE STORE HOLDUP
• Man will stand trial in rape
• MJC has new leader 'floored'
• Los Banos man, 95, shrugs at historic role
• Top candidates skip out on forum
• Water plan alarms officials
• Around the Region (5/10/12)
• DNA profile given in dead infant case
• Police seek suspect in assault on pregnant Modesto woman
• Title 22 Certification Course
• 3 hurt after shots fired in south Modesto
• Escalon pot bust yields 450 marijuana plants
• Modesto teenager arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
• Harden stepping down as Modesto police chief
• Newman school, resource center locked down for search
• Modesto woman wanted on suspicion of assaulting pregnant woman
• Judge sentences Modesto man to 15 years in shooting
• Sonora street closures announced in advance of Mother Lode parade
• Sacramento Bee: Raley's agrees to contract mediation
• Yesteryears (5/9/12)
• LIAISON POSITIONS
• SERVICES FOR TEEN
• BALLOTS IN MAIL
• BURGLARY SUSPECT GETS AWAY
• MOST WANTED: Victor Efren Navar
• Focus on Education (5/9/12)
• MOTORCYCLE PASSENGER IN HOSPITAL
• NOT GUILTY PLEA IN SHOOTING
• Around the Region (5/9/12)
• Firm protests decision
• Displaced family claims over $13K
• Oakdale might face financial crisis
• Study: Manufacturing still strong
• City raps sewer policy
• Turlock may cut vacant safety jobs
• Former undersheriff testifies
• Hope Chest commits to recycling
• Teachers, district at impasse
• Modesto Police Department News - Officers Arrest Two Suspects From Early Morning Home Invasion
• 2012 Poets' Corner Contest Winners Announced
• MID water sale to San Francisco remains on track
• MID votes to bump water rates for farmers
• MID votes to bump water rates for farmers
• MID water sale to San Francisco remains on track
• Police: Ceres shooting victim being uncooperative
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors meeting
• Around the Region (05/08/12)
• Community Briefing (05/08/12)
• Yesteryears (05/08/12)
• UC Merced picks fund-raising chief
• Public invited to Stanislaus mayors meeting
• 1 killed, 1 injured in motorcycle crash on Highway 4
• Atwater woman killed in rollover on 99
• 1-year sentence for fake CDs, DVDs
• Committee hears views on Modesto two-dog limit
• Oakdale to try to fill council vacancy
• 'Meet and greet' candidates at CSUS
• Arrested Jamestown man dies of apparent overdose
• Mailing warrants a double take
• Layoff notices OK'd for 113 at schools
• City ordinance will target illegal camps
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch (05/07/12)
• PG&E tests Modesto gas lines
• Setting it Straight (05/08/12)
• Man arrested after chase through Modesto school
• Owner of Modesto surrogacy agency pleads not guilty to charges
• Victim, suspect identified in fatal Turlock shooting
• Ex-Modesto woman accused in surrogacy agency fraud to appear in court
• Modesto City Schools jobs on the line
• Modesto mall farmers market kicks off for second year
• Modesto's Cafe Shalom gives taste of Jewish tradition
• Turlock Irrigation District helps customers conserve
• Class Acts: Q&A with Modesto teacher Lacey Redmon
• Stanislaus supervisors' OK likely on veterans commission
• Merced asks for disaster relief
• University of the Pacific hands out 1,060 diplomas
• Yesteryears (5/7/12)
• Man detained in Ceres stabbing
• Yosemite park service scales back medical clinic's operations
• Modesto police plan DUI saturation patrol for weekend
• Around the Region (5/7/12)
• Panel considers filling Oakdale City Council vacancy
• County gears up for lawsuits
• Grill the "Rubes" cartoonist at The Modesto Bee
• Water's Rising Value: MID weighs lucrative deal against ag concerns
• Are you safe? The survey says …
• Jardine columns win in newspaper contest
• Modesto mayor fields questions and complaints
• Success & Service: Student's tech savvy honored
• Couple will appeal Modesto's two-dog limit
• Snow cleared — Sonora Pass open
• Modesto Junior Colleges schedules summer job fair
• East Modesto house fire called suspicious
• Woman arrested after crash into garage
• Ethnic candidates hit up peers first in San Joaquin campaigns
• Cops in 4 states eye Shermantine's info
• Lifeguard Training Course
• Biz Beat: Dickey's serves up smoky goodness
• AROUND THE REGION (5/5/12)
• GROUND BROKEN AT MODESTO PARK
• YESTERYEARS (5-5-12)
• STANISLAUS COUNTY AUTO THEFT SUSPECTS (5-5-12)
• RETIRED ATWATER FIRE CAPTAIN ACCUSED OF CHILD PORN
• POLICE STAY MUM ON ID OF TURLOCK SHOOTING VICTIM
• Cinco de Mayo evolves into widespread celebration
• RIPON MAN ARRESTED AFTER CHILD PORN FOUND
• Woman shot in west Modesto
• Former superintendent George Eisenhut dies
• CEO gets folks brainstorming ways to end valley's slump
• Automotive passion shared at swap meet
• Waterford students hear from Mark Twain
• Population rises a little in the valley
• Union cool to Raley's mediation offer
• Annual Juneteenth Celebration At Mellis Park
• Mayor’s Town Hall Meeting - May 5, 2012
• Man arrested after chase through Stanislaus, Merced counties
• Raley's labor tension ratchets up; workers consider strike vote
• SUV rolls over after short police chase in Modesto; 1 injured
• REVIEW: Prospect Theater Project's 'The Grapes of Wrath' is stellar
• Focus on Education (5/4/12)
• Newman man arrested in robbery
• Dog helps roust parolee in Manteca
• Sonora chain reaction hurts five
• Yesteryears (3/4/12)
• History comes alive in Ceres
• Modesto to mark Grogan Park construction
• Around the Region (5/4/12)
• Passing library tax still an open book
• Solar project has new owners
• High-speed rail gains pace
• Beware this weekend
• Mayor to meet residents
• Mock hearing takes DUIs seriously
• Man found shot to death in Turlock home
• Almond production down a tad from last year's record harvest
• It's official: Amazon coming to Patterson
• Southbound Highway 99 lanes near Turlock reopened
• SJ Valley businessman commits $1 billion to high-speed rail
• CSU Stanislaus interim president named
• West Park project delay request faces political hurdles
• Yesteryears (5/3/12)
• Two area schools make shoe design contest final
• High-speed rail draws response
• CSUS TO CHOOSE INTERIM PRESIDENT
• MID, Modesto fight for $27M in repair work
• Family members say body of Modesto teen found in river
• Modesto's Memorial Medical Center gets new chief
• 2 MEN ARRESTED AT RIPON MOTEL
• HOMEOWNER UNDERGOES SURGERY
• Around the Region (5/3/12)
• Metal thieves hit Modesto High's main building
• Much interest in Oakdale council spot
• Congress candidates discuss area politics
• Stockton Diocese facing another civil lawsuit
• JARDINE: Red Zone Blues Curbside parents are ticketed
• Modesto Police Department News - Police Believe Multiple Shooting in South Modesto Was Drug Related
• City of Modesto News - DUI Enforcement Operations Planned
• Neighbor describes chilling details of Modesto shooting
• Modesto gang member convicted of first-degree murder
• Yosemite's Tioga Road, Highway 120, opens Monday
• Mantecan comes up just short on 'The Voice'
• Linden search back on for victims of 'Speed Freak Killers'
• Ex-Merced sheriff's deputy sues
• Merced deputies shoot man
• Former mayor of Gustine dies at 92
• Yesteryears (5/2/12)
• Focus on Education (5/2/12)
• Community Briefing (5/2/12)
• MURDER DELIBERATIONS CONTINUE
• Around the Region (5/2/12)
• Next president, pay up in the air at CSU, Stanislaus
• Cop transcript ruling delayed
• COUNTY FAIR SEEKS LOCAL TALENT
• MOST WANTED: Victor Manuel Valdovinos
• Police management contract approved
• Officials seeking greater control
• Bare Bones Mystery
• Raley's talks falter; strike is possibility
• Economic recovery still eludes valley
• More markets ready to open
• Body found in Ceres might be tied to Modesto homicide
• Modesto JC finds new president in Coalinga
• Modesto homeowner shoots intruder
• One dead, two in critical condition following Modesto shooting
• Future of West Park development hangs in balance
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors meeting
• JARDINE: Death was Hilmar farmer's shot at fame
• Yesteryears (05/01/12)
• Modesto police employee deal on the table
• Oak Valley Bank income sees jump
• Four options for focused prayers in Modesto
• Around the Region (05/01/12)
• CD, DVD counterfeiters plead guilty
• Dawn Food's Modesto employees will lose jobs in June
• Modesto mall farmers market opening Sunday
• Month of May overflowing with tributes
• 2012 Stanislaus Teacher of the Year finalists named
• MID releases draft contract for sale of water to SF
• County budget report provides no solution to deficit
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Chevron, city reach energy accord
• Northern valley apartment rates stay mostly flat
• Supermarket Savvy
• Teenage boy reported missing in river near Grayson
• Modesto-based 5.11 Tactical moving 40 jobs to Irvine
• Builder awarded contract to expand Modesto shelter
• Former Stockton resident, activist gets presidential honor
• Merced County residents turn in unneeded drugs
• Yesteryears (4/30/12)
• Unique finds abound at Knights Ferry Peddler's Faire
• 24-hour grocer on way to Turlock
• Three teens shot in Merced County
• Modesto Junior College president to be announced Tuesday
• Temple in Turlock welcomes visitors to build understanding of Sikh culture
• Focus on Education (4/30/12)
• Class Acts: Q&A with Modesto teacher Lori Walker
• California bullet train's operating costs questioned
• Around the Region (4/30/12)
• Project X increasingly resembles Amazon
• Police: Suspect nabbed as he leaves Modesto coin store
• Valley's District 5 race could heat up quickly
• JARDINE: In wake of Modesto deaths, neighbors trying to recover
• Modesto Irrigation District water sale draft coming
• UC Merced info? There's an app for that
• Distinctions define District 5 race
• Feeling the LOVE Modestans pitch in to improve community
• Stanislaus Bar honors foundation CEO
• Much unknown on rare strain of mad cow disease
• 2012 Stanislaus County Elementary Science Olympiad Results
• BARE: Boosters touted Stanislaus' bounty, pushed for city arch
• Save Mart to close Merced store
• Little improvement seen in valley air
• Stanislaus County Auto Theft Suspects (4/28/12)
• Yesteryears (4/28/12)
• Foothills burns start monday
• The future of farming is coming to Turlock
• Ripon police watching neighborhoods
• Sonora man dies in wreck
• Around the Region (4/28/12)
• Social media key in politics
• Homeless, others get health checkups, more at Street Relief fair
• Schools' plan angers teachers union
• Indoor Spring Aquatic Classes
• Junior high choral fest coming up
• Dental clinic could use more help
• Burn permits needed as fire season nears
• Pardon our dust: Two-year Highway 99 project starts Monday
• Sonora man dies in car wreck
• Copperopolis guardsman wins coveted Silver Star
• Globetrotters' legend postpones Turlock game
• Convicted Modesto arson killer can appeal
• Warmer days returning
• Two offer alibi for defendant
• Yesteryears (4/27/12)
• Trees to be planted for Arbor Day
• March, speakers planned for Victims' Rights Week
• Dispose of unwanted prescriptions
• Around the Region (4/27/12)
• Ceres to lose officer grant
• Prayer's power at heart of event
• City's interim leaders are costly
• Couple tied up in Modesto home invastion
• Employee says Patterson Vegetable to close in June
• Ripon 'bike jackings' land four children in custody
• Victims' rights focus of downtown Modesto march
• Showers today in Modesto to give way to sunny sky by Friday
• Project X marks a spot
• Man who lived with bullet in head dies at 103
• Digging In
• Making Headway
• Eating champ to defend title
• Yesteryears (4/26/12)
• 1 driver killed in two-vehicle crash in Manteca
• Police withhold name of officer in fatal Turlock shooting
• Highway 108 opens for the season
• Vehicle crashes into hydrant, power pole on Modesto's Coffee Road
• Ceres fire crew rescues trapped kittens
• Around the Region (4/26/12)
• Modesto shooting victim identified
• Keyes utility hikes sail through
• Special day for athletes
• Having a Blast
• MJC grads get ready; leader choice on hold
• Still time to join volunteer army
• MOBAND and the Parks, Recreation and Neighborhoods Department to host 2nd Annual Night at the Bowl
• Modesto Police Investigating Death
• Safety concerns keep Turlock police from naming officer in shooting
• Body pulled from Los Banos reservoir former Merced student
• Animal with mad cow disease linked to Tulare dairy
• Modesto shooting victim identified
• Rev. Michael Kelly writes letter to his supporters
• Judge upholds bail amount of Ceres mom whose son drowned
• After a spell of rain, Modesto area will see warm weekend
• Around the Region (4/25/12)
• Yesteryears (4/25/12)
• MOST WANTED: Ricky Ray Atwood
• Two women fight in Marshall's parking lot; one is run over
• Project Hums MJC auto crew converts pickupto electric motor
• Big drop in lost houses
• Shelved passes trouble golfers
• Fair brings resources to homeless
• County boosts dump, rec fees
• Turlock trims arts panel
• Kids Get Savings Help
• Sentencing delayed in stepfather's shooting
• Historic cruise route to get signs
• Police Searching for Person of Interest in Suspicious Death Investigation
• Death investigated in west Modesto; man was shot
• Summer registration opens Monday at CSUS
• Oakdale girl, 3, burned by boiling water
• Modesto police eye person of interest in 'suspicious death'
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors meeting
• Wreck on Highway 120 in Manteca snarls traffic
• Yesteryears (4/24/12)
• MJC announcement expected soon
• MJC to offer early child education
• Road repair, arts on agenda
• Around the Region (4/24/12)
• Modesto man pleads guilty to marijuana, gun charges
• Sergeant: Kidnap and wild driving
• Walking all over affliction
• Sun was sweet, but April showers around the corner for valley
• Mo’ love. eLove Matchmaking opens matchmaking office in Modesto.
• Lifeguard Training Course Available NOW!!
• Bicyclist in fatal Oakdale accident identified
• Merced police officer shoots carjacking suspect
• Modesto police investigating early morning shootings
• Police: Suspect robs, tases woman who gave her ride in Modesto
• Modesto man gets year for selling fake music CDs
• 82-year-old woman robbed in Merced home invasion
• YOSEMITE: Big-rig spills sulfur near Yosemite entrance
• Finally: Lower gasoline prices
• Turlock pets get low-cost shots
• Winton felon jailed after police find guns
• Modesto weighs historic signage, walking tour
• Yesteryears (4/23/12)
• Fire guts north Modesto home
• Oakdale bicyclist struck and killed near his home
• Focus on Education (4/23/12)
• FFA members gather in Fresno
• Around the Region (4/23/12)
• Riverbank council to discuss former redevelopment agency
• Bid to build Enochs park up for vote
• Class Acts: Q&A with Escalon teacher Erin Headley
• County may raise landfill, park fees
• Emotions raw after loss of Stanislaus County deputy
• New 10th District's makeup creates optimism among five eyeing Congress
• Party affiliations no longer a primary factor in California
• Modesto native one-of-a-kind scholar
• Tangled banner forces landing at Modesto Airport
• Hinshaw chosen to lead Stanislaus County fire agency
• Modesto school zones score well in study
• McANDREWS: Assemblyman's trials left out of history books
• Oakdale sewer tax falls short
• National forum explores letting public guide city growth
• Down to Earth
• Teachers join to make the rounds
• Lofty Ambitions Developer has big plans for former post office
• Suicide informant now suspect in Gustine homicide
• Man arrested in suspected homicide in Gustine
• Man, woman shot in suspected gang attack in Modesto
• Trial delayed for suspect in Ceres shooting
• Woman released in Atwater biting case after plea deal
• Pickup hits teen bicyclist in Modesto
• Police officers arrest a parolee at a Modesto home
• DNA links gang suspect to Gustine bar killing
• Agriculture: While birds nesting, halt to harvest sought
• Around the Region (4/21/12)
• Stanislaus County Auto Theft Suspects (4/21/12)
• High-speed rail posts final report on route in valley
• Abbey's husband, dad in court
• 3 new faces to schools meeting
• Focus on Education: Turlock kindergarten registration
• Build up downtown, expert says
• McHenry Village Sees Transition
• Modesto woman accused of fraud in surrogate parenting scheme
• Final respects paid to fallen Stanislaus County deputy
• Stanislaus County jobless rate up slightly in March from February
• Latest bullet train plan shows Merced-Fresno route
• Stockton Diocese settles with plaintiff in Kelly case
• Oakdale police look for man who left pipe bomb behind
• Mancini vigil honors slain pair
• Slow business forces McHenry Village stores to downsize
• Build up downtown to boost tax revenue, expert says
• Anti-violence program at UC Merced lauded
• Earth Day celebrations Saturday in Modesto, Oakdale
• Around the Region (4/20/12)
• HarnessingSun's Power
• Woman recounts fatal shooting in testimony
• German kids meet Turlock's mayor
• DUI Enforcement Operations Planned
• Police Identify Shooting Suspect
• Yesteryears (4/20/2012)
• West Nile spraying planned in Ripon
• Yosemite's Glacier Point Road opens today
• CSUS students take part in Day of Silence today
• Mashed banana, it's The Wiggles coming to the county fair
• Man with machete arrested in Jenny Lind
• Neigborhood Watch academy offered by Modesto, Turlock police
• Tuolumne deputies arrest burglary suspects
• Police: Alleged steroid operation broken up
• 71-year-old man OK after wreck on Modesto's Scenic Drive
• Through family, Father Kelly let's feelings known to Irish newspaper
• Morning commute into Modesto stalled by Highway 99 wreck
• Crews work quickly, apparently quietly, to extinguish Empire fire
• Debate rages over Village I's extra school tax burden
• Race of a lifetimein Italy keeps busy teacher on his toes
• Yesteryears (4/19/12)
• Immigrant novels to be discussed at CSUS
• Math Superbowl set for Saturday at MJC
• 2 Merced County marijuana growers sentenced
• Focus on Education (4/19/12)
• Around the Region (4/19/12)
• Warrior Day returns sans alcohol
• Prosecutor: Killing was in retaliation
• Rogue cat catcher riles neighbor
• Ceres trustees consider 15 layoffs
• Rail chief: Transit often faces funding problems
• Oakdale to seek a manager
• Jury to interpret Kelly exit
• Investigators identify teenager killed in Turlock neighborhood
• Modesto man at focus of San Luis Obispo search found
• Modesto temperatures headed for 90s on Saturday
• Investigators identify teenager killed in Turlock neighborhood
• Priest's flight to Ireland halts trial proceedings
• Auditing firm has month to report on Centre Plaza
• MOST WANTED: Pablo Edward Lopez, spousal abuse
• Shocker in Modesto: Former Enochs student, teacher back together
• Modesto journalist takes over in Merced
• Sewers possible if state restores funds
• Yesteryears (4/18/12)
• Around the Region (4/18/12)
• Dairy contest set at Merced Fair
• Council split on vacant seat
• Panel to weigh cost, benefit of downtown Modesto development
• Evidence Suggests Suspect Prepared For Police Confrontation
• Deputy Shooting Death Investigation Continues
• Storms lead to more farm water
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors meeting
• Modesto Police: Chrysler Drive gunman killed himself
• New Priest Grade expected to open this morning
• Father of Keyes man shot by Stanislaus deputy claims excessive force
• Modesto fire authority chief steps down
• Modesto considers plan for city auditors
• Crowd not happy with Modesto schools community outreach layoffs
• Former Stanislaus County lieutenant appears in court
• Kari Abbey trial will be in the fall
• Yesteryears (4/17/12)
• Court upholds 2006 California milk law
• Modesto man arrested in Santa Cruz after pursuit
• Stanislaus County looks at revival strategy for pocket areas
• Handful of workers still employed at Dawn Food in Modesto
• Church in Modesto plans two high-profile funerals
• Public to meet Modesto JC president finalists
• Man in Keyes shot by Stanislaus County deputy dies
• Around the Region (4/17/12)
• Even a diva can experience bumpy travel
• Text of Rev. Michael Kelly Letter to Bishop Stephen Blaire
• One dead in Turlock in officer-involved shooting
• Funeral service set up for slain Stanislaus County deputy
• Modesto police end investigation into early morning shooting
• Modesto man arrested near Santa Cruz after hiding out in tree
• Catholic priest accused in abuse suit returns to Ireland
• Bee's featured runners finish heat-slowed Boston Marathon
• Federal judge dismisses Patterson councilwoman's lawsuit
• Troops in Fresno for Farming Lesson
• MJC moves quickly on hunt
• Tax dawdlers have a little more time
• Live Chat: Modesto City Schools meeting, 6 p.m.
• Modesto Junior College presidential hopefuls visit campus
• California standards will shift teaching
• Soon-to-be deployed troops visit Fresno for farming lesson
• Modesto police reopen Chrysler Drive
• Yesteryears (4/16/12)
• Stanislaus County senior programs need volunteers
• Oakdale council to discuss vacancy
• Around the Region (4/16/12)
• LoveModesto gearing up
• Tax dawdlers have a little more time
• Class Acts: Q&A with Stanislaus teacher Kissten Jacobs
• Habitat is seeking cash to purchase finished lots
• Rodeo traffic jam delivers an arrest
• Modesto City Schools Board to discuss Village I taxes
• Modesto shooting recalls another deadly eviction
• Some UC Merced employees move off campus
• Best Buy to close Manteca store
• Public service for Stanislaus County education official
• GED program brings family closer together
• Indelible ImpactSlayings are the latest tragedy in a 'tough decade' for law enforcement
• Card room keeps money flowing despite limiting laws
• Airport neighborhood gets free computer lab, training
• Stanislaus County health worker saluted for leadership
• Gunman in Modesto standoff 'prepared for confrontation'
• 'All-around nice' locksmith making a comeback from layoff when killed
• Stanislaus County education official dies after Sacramento wreck
• A combative recluse
• Modesto police won't confirm gunman dead, but search is over for killer of deputy, locksmith
• McHenry Museum to celebrate its 100th anniversary April 29
• Annual open studio tour runs today, Sunday in Modesto area
• Valley, Sierra slammed by rain and snow
• AROUND THE REGION (04-14-12)
• Attorney who defended same-sex marriage to speak to UOP grads
• Calaveras County adopts plan to reduce recidivism
• Senate approves Berryhill-sponsored wage bill
• Vote on cities' growth plan seen as unlikely
• Neighbors' Nightmare: Residents near standoff, fire concerned for their safety
• Church an anchor for neighborhood in shock
• Brown proposal would reorganize, consolidate delta council
• Denham to lead scrutiny of lawmakers' Vegas conference
• Parent complaints put Kelly under church board review in 2003
• YESTERYEARS (04-14-12)
• Fair program helps kids learn about ag
• Sheriff Christianson: Body in charred Modesto home is the gunman
• Assistant superitendent of Stanislaus County schools critically injured
• Obituary: Glendon Engert, killed alongside sheriff's deputy in Modesto
• Half-inch of rain falls in Modesto as wet weather continues
• Gallery of photos from Modesto shootings, standoff, fire and aftermath
• Most evacuees from shooting neighborhood have left Modesto relief center
• Resident of burned out fourplex knew gunman, calls scene 'surreal'
• Fire rages at Modesto home where deputy, 2nd man killed; Gunman's fate unknown
• Slain deputy: 'Compassionate' 16-year veteran of force loved job
• Sheriff vents on budget
• Bustamante to address UC Merced grads
• Jury will decideaccused's fitness
• Church aids residents, responders
• Rodeo FeverOakdale ready for a weekend of ridin,' ropin' — and making money
• Evictions come at vulnerable moments
• Neighborhood has dark history
• Transplant recipient raises cry for donors
• Almond plant on way
• Free E-Waste Recycling Program at John Thurman Field
• AROUND THE REGION (4/13/12)
• Supporter of priest tries to sway jury
• No gun used in shooting
• No death penalty to be sought in slaying of teens
• Merced dispatcher charges retaliation by sheriff's commander
• List of law officers in Stanislaus County who have lost their lives in line of duty
• Obituary: Stanislaus County Sheriff's Deputy Robert Paris
• SWAT teams surround Modesto home after deputy, another man gunned down
• Church opens doors to evacuees from Modesto neighborhood where 2 were killed
• Witnesses recount fatal shootings at Modesto apartment complex
• Mayors' meeting to be a private affair
• State's deer population shrinks as habitat vanishes
• JARDINE: Modesto area loved ones give voice to victims
• Modesto area schools receive academic achievement awards
• Storm drenches valley, spawns a funnel cloud in Lathrop
• Modesto ordinance demands couple get rid of two dogs
• Stanislaus County candidates spar in Latino Roundtable
• Around the Region (4/12/12)
• Stolen car's driver disappears after chase in Ceres
• Approval for California high-speed rail plan?
• Merced, Gustine authorities to accept prescription drugs
• Yesteryears (4/12/12)
• Patterson's ex-attorney sees contempt case tossed
• Modesto area receives half-inch of rain
• Calaveras County sets up services for ex-cons
• Former lawyer for George W. Bush to speak at University of the Pacific commencement
• Next phase of ex-priest's sex abuse trial delayed
• What's next for ex-priest?
• Rain, rain, don't go away just yet
• Yesteryears (4/11/12)
• Celebrate Earth Day at Yosemite
• TID sees water outlook improve
• Around the Region (4/11/12)
• Turlock looks at tax for roads
• Elementary Science Olympiad coming
• Stanislaus Literacy Center to offer tour
• MOST WANTED: Marcus Edwward Sillemon
• MJC's painful cuts addressed in film
• Ceres growth sparks lawsuit
• Formula for FunStudents spend their break adding to math skills
• Fight for FixesWorking-class area residents wonder why getting basic services is so hard
• Valley in lower halfin health rankings
• Judge orders former Modesto teacher to surrender passport
• Affidavit gives details of accusation against former teacher James Hooker
• Mayors' meeting to be a private affair
• State's deer population shrinks as habitat vanishes
• Stanislaus State hires new athletic director
• Around the Region (4/7/12)
• Suspect in car fires jailed
• $6.5M availableto fight pollution
• Walk For Life hits streets
• Stanislaus County Auto Theft Suspects (4/7/12)
• Mayors' meeting to be a private affair
• State's deer population shrinks as habitat vanishes
• Legal worries could doom RDA group
• Friends giving Kelly support
• Modesto auto repair shop all abuzz with bees
• Vision center thrives, shares stories
• Go fly a kite in Livingston
• Gang injunction talk set Thursday
• CHP seeks tips in fatal Keyes hit-and-run
• Around the Region (4/10/12)
• Yesteryears (4/10/12)
• Road repair is problematic
• Celebrity basketball team comes to Turlock, Patterson
• Parents searching for hope: Girl has inoperable tumor
• Ex-Modesto teacher James Hooker back in court today in 1998 sex case
• CHP seeking public help in locating driver who killed Keyes man
• Delhi man arrested in Vacaville over bizarre carjacking
• Riverbank board meets on redevelopment
• Yesteryears (4/9/12)
• Valley in lower halfin health rankings
• California will audit Stockton
• Late-night Oakdale crash causes fire in garage; police say driver fled
• Class Acts: Q&A with Turlock teacher Heather Davis
• Resident startled by big sewer bill owed to Ceres
• Modesto sunrise worshippers warmed by faith
• Unincorporated neighborhood residents fight for basic services
• Around the Region (4/9/12)
• Offering calm in time of anguish
• Former Teacher Arrested for Sexual Abuse
• Alcohol permitted in Oakdale parks despite concerns
• Money for sewer service in Modesto neighborhoods just isn't there
• Those in unincorporated areas face harsh realities, with no fixes likely
• Turlock students find crash simulation very real
• Death Comes to CallParents, teens get grim look at DUI results
• Inmate crews help keep Tuolumne water system flowing
• Bocce, volleyball, more topics in Turlock
• UC Merced reaching out for private funds
• Modesto's Gallo adds high-end wines from Tuscany
• Family honored for supporting kids and families
• Modesto shredding event tackles ID theft
• King of Pop spotted at Best Buy
• Teen says she's 'done' with arrested Modesto teacher
• No arrests in Friday shooting
• Drive-by suspect's family pickets in downtown Modesto
• DUI Checkpoint This Weekend In Modesto
• Ex-Modesto priest liable in abuse case
• Modesto police investigating double shooting in airport neighborhood
• $6.5M available to fight San Joaquin Valley pollution
• Yesteryears (4/7/12)
• Stanislaus County Auto Theft Suspects (4/7/12)
• Around the Region (4/7/12)
• Suspect in car fires jailed
• Walk For Life hits streets
• Mother happy to have daughter back
• MID contract release hits snag
• Public Meetings for 2012-2013 Annual Action Plan
• Modesto Police Department News - Two Injured in Neighborhood Shooting
• Modesto police arrest ex-Enochs teacher for alleged sexual assault
• Plenty of talk about Hooker arrest on The Bee's Facebook page
• Man suspected of torching Tuolumne sheriff's vehicles arrested
• Ex-Modesto cop pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges
• Police to boost Modesto DUI enforcement
• Man indicted on weapons charge
• Brainy kids get firetruck ride
• Postal Service offers reward in Planada robbery
• Housing Authority spends big on vehicles
• Yesteryears (4/6/12)
• Around the Region (4/6/12)
• Closing arguments begin in priest's civil trial
• Few clues in Hilmar shooting
• Fire at home displaces 7
• Police arrest park camper
• Veterans describe value of services
• Re-evaluation of Golf Program Leads To Temporary Ceasing of Annual Passes
• Fire damages outbuildings, trailer south of Modesto
• Chat Transcript: Warrior Day meeting
• Warmer temperatures expected in Modesto by weekend
• Fire guts home in Modesto's Airport Neighborhood
• Fox40 back on the air on DirecTV for Modesto viewers
• Modesto halts golf pass sales, looks for path to profitability
• Sadness is turned into joy at house
• Sacramento's Fox returns for DirecTV subscribers
• Graffiti can be eyesore and art
• Tickets on sale for Krall’s Turlock concert
• Columbia couple arrested on gun and drug charges
• Around the Region (4/5/12)
• Man shot during apparent home invasion
• A special show at Johansen
• Yesteryears (4/5/12)
• Officers target drivers on cell phones
• Bank of the West plans free shredding event
• Jury could get Kelly case soon
• Spring Bounty
• Keyes facing utility hikes
• Archery Course
• Two men arrested in suspected Patterson drive-by shootings
• Homeless report calls for a day center
• Yesteryears (4/4/12)
• Fire from barbecue ignites fabric
• Community Briefing (4/4/12)
• As art expert comes for talk, city tagging is a fresh memory
• Around the Region (4/4/12)
• Ceres City Hall is just a mouse click away
• House subcommittee to hear from veterans
• MOST WANTED: Christopher Andrew Magnani
• Cardio for a cause at Prescott Senior Elementary
• TID to pursue water rate increase
• Board creates veterans commission
• More layoffs for Turlock schools
• Patterson board fires top school official
• Oakdale awarded grant for new park
• High-speed rail plan still relies on federal money
• Chat Transcript: Turlock School Board Meeting
• Live from the Hive: Modesto City Council meeting
• Motorcyclist who led officers on chase though Modesto still at large
• Marijuana may have played role in fatal Hilmar shooting
• Fire guts abandoned duplex near downtown Modesto
• Stanislaus County board OKs new veterans committee
• Teen suspected of assaulting Ripon group home worker
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors meeting
• Schools encourage parents to foster learning at home, in class
• Suspect denies torture charges
• Stanislaus County Supervisors Watch (04/03/12)
• Property, income taxes due in April
• Lip sync event smacks of success
• Veterans commission likely to gain OK
• Winner by a NoseInventor's sewer odor filter gets prize, is already in use
• Trucker takes love of writing on road
• No Fox 40 for DirecTV subscribers
• Victim shoots sonin elder abuse case
• Modesto woman killed in Texas wreck
• Woman in alleged assault by Modesto officer files claim
• Teenager arrested in connection with Empire slaying
• Family searches for clues into fatal Hilmar home invasion
• Suspected drunk driver arrested after Stanislaus County pursuit
• Boy, 8, hurt in fall from Turlock treehouse
• As Railtown 1897's season opens, many wonder what's down the tracks
• Stanislaus County police agencies acquire surplus military equipment
• Ed foundation gets to work in Turlock
• Stanislaus County Academic Pentathlon winners
• Modesto kids root for Arbor Day
• Oakdale weighs park drinking ban
• Yesteryears (4/2/12)
• San Joaquin Valley economy growing so slowly
• Gunman robs Circle K in Modesto
• Around the Region (4/2/12)
• Council to hear report on homeless
• Class Acts: Q&A Modesto teacher Dan Pacheco
• Yosemite usage plan forums held
• Ailing pup in Merced gets prosthetic leg
• Downtown Modesto’s Music in the Plaza Series
• Modesto Arbor Day 2012
• Modesto march honors Florida teen
• Farmers struggle with low prices set for their milk
• Merced rallies to help boy with bone marrow disease
• Toddler to be reunited with his mother in Modesto
• Modesto principal named Woman of Year
• BARE: McHenry’s demise led to chaos, then a Modesto library
• Focus on Education (4/1/12)
• Central Valley workers back hot weather bill
• Fire destroys vacant home in Modesto airport neighborhood
• Praise a big part of Modesto civility campaign
• Housing vouchers to help Modesto area veterans
• Release of depression-era census nears
• Modesto council members spar over money, purpose of auditor
• State needs to shed land
• Modesto mayor strikes chord in Salida
• Biz Beat: Sublime addition to food trucks in Central Valley
• Modesto community Seder shares Passover story
• Motorcyclist leads police on chase through Modesto
• Winning lottery tickets sold in Illinois, Kansas and Maryland
• Modesto school officials insist Village I fees fair
• Looking to the Future
• Bull leads chase in downtown Oakdale
• Modesto-area residents offer ideas on kids birthday parties
• Stanislaus County Auto Theft Suspects (3/31/12)
• Schools respond to voting lawsuits
• Middle schoolers get hands-on lesson about Civil War
• Around the Region (3/31/12)
• Focus on Education (3-31-2012)
• Boy's recipe video tastes success
• Students spend day at office
• Yesteryears (3/31/2012)
• Two found in Linden well ID'd as 'Speed Freak Killers' victims
• Rex Babin, Sacramento Bee editorial cartoonist, dies
• Rain, wind expected to arrive in Modesto on Saturday
• Signal from stolen iPhone leads to 2 arrests in Lathrop
• Merced woman indicted for meth, cocaine trafficking
• Four arrested in connection with Livingston drive-by shooting
• Two arrested on suspicion of theft at Sonora Wal-Mart
• Vasché: After 42 years, this journalist is signing off
• Warrior Day canceled at Cal State Stanislaus
• Modesto events highlight César Chávez's legacy
• 4 Modesto-area schools earn 'distinguished' honors
• Life term in Santa Nella stabbing death
• 3 Modesto men indicted in meth trafficking
• Modestans 'gambling on a dream' as lottery hits $540 million
• Yesteryears (3/30/12)
• Boy, 2, drowns in Gustine pool
• Police to step up DUI enforcement
• Wife takes stand in priest sex abuse trial
• Study concludes there's no easy fix for delta woes
• Astronaut wins right to use word on ballot
• Beginning Drawing and Painting
• Calling All Lifeguards and Swim Instructors!!
• Modesto Police Department Targets Impaired Drivers With DUI Operations
• Settlement reached in jail death of ex-Stanislaus deputy
• Ex-Modesto police officer back in Stanislaus County Court
• Stanislaus County inmates clean up Tuolumne River area
• Man sent to prison in Modesto beating death
• Political 'gold' for GOP in Sonora
• McHenry Mansion set to reopen
• KAT Country receives national honor — again
• LAFCo blasts cities' efforts
• Yesteryears (3/29/12)
• Ceres torture suspect briefly in court
• Around the Region (3/29/12)
• UFW leader to speak in Modesto
• Police seek Modesto home invaders
• Man who worked in Turlock accused in San Jose diet clinic assault
• Hearing set in store shooting case
• Firm settles in dump case
• Low-income housinggets going in Turlock
• So, what would you do with $500 million?
• Modesto Mayor: It's time to annex Salida
• Stockton parolee arrested after chase in Empire
• Teens' 'game' inspires debate, defense
• County campaign to give away wheel locks
• Legal expenses mount in Riverbank
• Three injured in Livingston drive-by shooting
• MOST WANTED: Reyes Ruvalcaba
• More auditor results pushed by city leaders
• TID weighs altering its rates
• Computer tech lauded for theft recovery help
• Turlock throws support behind solar energy effort
• Around the Region (3/28/12)
• Police respond to rash of thefts
• Red Cross preps for emergency
• Ceres school name on table
• Olsen rolls out legislation targeting teacher-student romances
• Stanislaus County Police Agencies Look to Combat Auto Theft
• Elderly Modesto woman bound, robbed inside home
• Live Chat: Turlock City Council meeting, today, 7 p.m.
• Teacher-student romance in Modesto would be outlawed by bill
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors meeting
• One sentenced in large pot-growing operation
• Yesteryears (3/27/12)
• Ripon kindergarten orientation set
• All sigh: Shortly no Slam on Rye
• Livingston teacher's ties to student investigated
• Districts to respond to taxation complaints
• Modesto City Council Watch
• SF legislator champions ag
• Modestan gets 15 years in mental hospital
• Around the Region (3/27/12)
• County seeks civil grand jury members
• County hunting, landfill fees to rise
• Homeless woman gets offers of help
• Video: Cutting into a Piece of History in Modesto
• MEGA Millions lottery ticket sold in Modesto nets $260,000
• Jamestown woman killed in crash
• Los Banos man dies in solo crash near Newman
• Around the Region (3/26/12)
• Woman won't leave Turlock park
• Modesto women's organization cracks eggs for good cause
• Report praises charter schools
• Merced River areaplans are revealed
• TID eyes higher farmers' water rates
• Crash near Newman injures driver
• Class Acts: Q&A with Ceres teacher Darith Keo
• Many students start college with lagging skill levels in math, English
• Appraisals Devalued
• Latino population up, but voter registration isn't
• Riverbank eyes plant developer
• Snelling students helping to restore Merced River
• Body recovered from reservoir near Los Banos
• Modesto High students' water gun game touches off road rage
• Testing resumes for barium in west Modesto
• Praise flows for Stanislaus County animal shelter but problems persist
• Stanislaus County shelter kills blamed on bad behavior — partly
• Citations could bring in big bucks
• California egg farmers help food bank
• 'Angel' of a volunteer fuels adoptions at Stanislaus County shelter
• Regulators stick red tape to wine labels
• C-SPAN bus heads for visit at Modesto Junior College
• Do walls make good neighbors, too?
• Columbia to mark anniversary of gold's discovery
• Free Modesto schools program open to families
• Young Farmers & Ranchers meets in Modesto for talks, tours
• Modesto charter school information night
• Enochs, Pitman bands to D.C.
• Denair motorcyclist killed in crash
• Social critic Guinness to give weekend services in Modesto
• Ripon Garden Club to meet
• Civil War days returns to Knights Ferry today and Sunday
• Yesteryears (3/24/12)
• Stanislaus County Auto Theft Suspects (3/24/12)
• Around the Region (3/24/12)
• Accused real estate agent appears in Superior Court
• Los Banos couple face molestation charges
• Doubt raised as trial goes on
• Ag through the eyes of students
• Man, 36, charged in child porn case
• HISTORY Comes to Life
• Holding Out HopeHIREevent fair draws big crowd of job seekers
• Ex-exec pleads guilty to felonies
• New color, same limits on free speech
• Register Now For Indoor Aquatic Classes
• Mayor To Give State of The City Address at Modesto Centre Plaza
• Four Suspects Arrested During Daytime Residential Burglary
• One Victim Shot During An Armed Robbery of Modesto Mini Mart
• 'The Voice' contestant from Manteca on Leno tonight
• Ceres Police: Teen in custody threatened teachers, killed cat
• Second of two to escape SJ Honor Farm captured in Stockton
• Ceres school district administrator leaving for Eureka
• Modesto clerk's wallet helps stop bullet during robbery
• Modesto students explore, learn at park thanks to grant
• Free program offered on human trafficking
• Financial woes stop lip sync contest
• Around the Region (3/23/12)
• Memories of abuse under fire
• County board rivals debate
• Inmate could face death penalty
• Amid health fears, Japanese maker suspends methyl iodide
• Rock band Foreigner booked for Stanislaus County Fair
• Yesteryears (3/23/12)
• Driver seriously hurt in Scenic Drive crash in Modesto
• Police collar four burglars leaving Modesto home
• Raisin' The Roof at Modesto's Tower Park
• Clerk shot in mini-mart robbery in north Modesto
• Cancer screening available today
• Riverbank school district gets interim superintendent
• Tenet nurses get new labor deal
• Around the Region (3/22/12)
• Riverbank councilman says he's not guilty White Enters Plea
• Women's panel set to meet
• Police: Man shot at family
• Priest again denies claims
• Extra patrol yields arrest in burglary
• Water tower demolition to begin
• Occupational Olympics tests students
• Lines clash with red, white, blue
• Mayors to meet in public
• Stanislaus County files charges against Abbey's husband, dad
• Trustees decryreduced admits
• Storm packs a snow punchConservation being urged
• Modesto-area MDs go to Cambodia to pass on skills, absorb the culture
• FAIR HEADLINERS SWAP SHOW DATES
• RIPON ARREST NETS GUNS, DRUGS
• Community Briefing (3/21/12)
• Employers asking job seekers for Facebook passwords
• MOST WANTED: Diego Armando Infante Pantoja
• Around the Region (3/21/12)
• Modesto burglary suspect captured, police say
• CSU seeks six leaders at once
• Town mourns child killed when tree fell on home
• Board assigns RDA successor duties
• Kelly testifies about play with kids
• Delays continue in 2004 drive-by killing
• Live Chat: Retiring editor Mark Vasché, Thusday, 11 a.m.
• Should federal money be used to find Amelia Earhart?
• 2 hurt in downtown Modesto crash that sends SUV through window
• Modest gains in dropout rate fight; programs such as Modesto's work
• Around the Region (3/20/12)
• Community Briefing (3/20/12)
• Modesto's Mancini Bowl comes under tagger attack
• City blasts Village I taxes
• Yesteryears (3/20/12)
• Some Modesto teachers will need dual languages, too
• Oakdale ninth in state decathlon
• Community Hospice to hold end-of-life discussion
• No new CSUS students in a year
• Stanislaus Board of Supervisors Watch
• Honoring Cesar Chavez - A Family Day Of Education
• Modesto Police Hosts Largest Shoulder Tap Operation in California History
• Hearing in Ceres girl's murder set in July
• Northbound Highway 99 in Modesto opens after wreck stops traffic
• Downtown Modesto crash sends SUV onto sidewalk
• 100-foot tree falls on Arnold house and kills girl
• Modesto nonprofit no longer will be called SCAP
• Second suspect in Ceres torture case back in Modesto jail
• Modesto's Mancini Bowl comes under tagger attack
• Ceres dad accused of killing daughter faces July court date
• Amid cutbacks, homicide rate climbs
• County likely to delay fee hike
• CLASS ACTS: A Q&A with Van Felber
• Oakdale eyes even deeper budget cuts
• During century of change, family keeps working farm near Waterford
• Yesteryears (3/19/12)
• Roadwork (3/19/12)
• Around the Region (3/19/12)
• Police search homes in gang sweep
• Weather keeps area on its toes
• Modesto Police Department News - Modesto CA: Search Warrants Served in Stanislaus County
• Modesto Police Department News - Former Police Officer Arrested
• Brink's armored car catches fire
• Rise in crashes shows need for cars, pedestrians, cyclists to share road
• District grapples with language rule
• Change coming for high-speed rail project
• More bicycle riders poses a challenge
• Missing dementia patient found at shelter
• Trustees set to approve budget
• Calaveras County deputy shoots, kills man in Arnold
• Wet and WintryLatest storm packs surprising chill, intensity
• Camellias take center stage at annual cavalcade
• Colleges plow ahead with construction
• Yosemite park ranger honored for heroic act
• JARDINE: Calming waters vital to Modesto-area veterans
• Modesto police, ABC do their best to curb underage drinking
• Former Modesto officer given more time to plan defense on sexual assault claim
• Denham announces art contest
• Film on women to be shown in Riverbank
• Around the Region (3/17/12)
• For those with equity, Stanislaus County is A Seller's Market
• Rendering board seeking members
• Time for Fun in the Run
• Gallo looks to future at luncheon
• Stanislaus County Auto Theft Suspects (3/17/12)
• Utility Planning And Projects Director Named
• Yesteryears (3/17/12)
• Woman gets year in jail for fatal crash
• Modesto developer Chopra indicted in fraud probe
• Chat Wrap: Modesto Marathon
• Woman killed in accident on Modesto's McHenry Avenue
• Ex-Modesto officer suspected of sex crimes while on duty
• Yesteryears (3/16/89)
• LeAnne Rimes to appear at county fair
• Around the Region (3/16/12)
• Gun rumor locks down high school
• A Finishing Touch
• County kids dominate in ag book contest
• Monsignor takes stand during trial of priest
• Drug busts nab 19 in Tuolumne and Calaveras counties
• Sonora High theft suspect surrenders to authorities
• Oakdale reimbursed for cybertheft
• Ailing Modesto school gets $3M grant
• Stanislaus firewood permit season starts April 1
• Two People Shot at a Modesto Motel
• Gingrich should quit, Olsen says
• Rainy day recess rocks in Modesto!
• Yesteryears (3/15/12)
• We're looking for top teachers in Modesto area
• Around the Region (3/15/12)
• Hearing set in Waterford manslaughter case
• Lockeford priest's attorneys focus on dates
• Inmate convicted in crime with Modesto ties found dead
• Past Stanislaus County leader Ulm dies
• Runners ready for rain
• YCCD faculty win in ruling
• History-soaked sign up for bid
• Loan aid for homes on edge
• Mayor wants White to show doctor's note
• Prices at pump balloon50 cents in past month
• Downtown Stabbing Leaves one Person in Critical Condition
• Two people shot at Modesto motel
• Not Wet EnoughStorm helps boost rainfall total, but still half of average
• Body in California Aqueduct ruled a homicide
• NSP to continue; SCAP loses some cash
• MOST WANTED: Eric Figueroa Jr.
• Presentation to look at 'Importance of Mathematical Play'
• Riverbank lawsuit nears settlement
• Rate hike process begins
• Citrus seized at Turlock market
• Applications sought for Stanislaus summer educator internships
• 'Night on Broadway' planned for cancer survivors
• Around the Region (3/14/12)
• City backs libraries, smart growth
• Stanislaus County board takes veterans district issue off ballot
• Ceres kidnap suspect appears in court
• Enochs teacher, girlfriend on Dr. Phil today
• Shirvani leaving Stanislaus State to become North Dakota chancellor
• Modesto Bee names new leader for news
• New hearing scheduled for suspect in Ceres torture
• First of three storms expected to hit Modesto area today
• Death sought in abuse of girl
• School layoff notices OK'd
• Jesse James White not in rehab — yet
• Around the Region (3/13/12)
• T-shirt raises funds, school spirit
• Yesteryears (3/13/12)
• Pair plead guilty to selling fake CDs, DVDs
• Modesto pursuit ends in three arrests
• Officials urged to rethink fish plan
• Same dresses, different building, if Marissa's Closet can raise funds
• DUI Enforcement Operations Planned for St. Patrick’s Day Weekend
• Modesto man arrested on child porn charges
• Cancer doctor sues Stanislaus County
• Detectives looking for clues into fatal Empire shooting
• 2 inmates at large after escape from San Joaquin County Honor Farm
• Dentists to hold two-day clinic
• Sharing Danielle's Gift
• Yesteryears (3/12/12)
• Merced nonprofit helps with health care
• CLASS ACTS: Q&A with Modesto teacher Cindy Barnhart
• Around the Region (3/12/12)
• 2 convictions in Modesto narcotics cases
• Modesto Chamber gala fetes 100 years
• Waterford aims to bring fresh look to city's logo
• Modesto City Council considers SCAP renovation guidelines
• Modesto food deliveries ease worries of elderly
• Volunteers needed to provide legal aid for elderly in Modesto
• Man stabbed outside Modesto nightclub
• Stanislaus County detectives investigating homicide in Empire
• Modesto Chamber of Commerce celebrates 100 years with Gallo Center gala
• Modesto area dealerships undergo face-lifts
• Yosemite visitors turn park green with spending
• Literacy Network of Stanislaus County honors four
• Modesto JC honors 'Glee casting director, wife
• Riverbank council busy behind doors
• San Joaquin Science Olympians compete
• Oakdale mayor hosts fund-raiser for library sales tax
• Riverbank offers safe Rx disposal
• Three new Modesto area home developments offer variety
• Housing projects starting to pick up
• Bones found in Linden well to be ID'd
• JARDINE: Tech hasn't made solving crime easy
• Modesto Irrigation District to consider increasing water rates for farmers
• City schools to consider more layoffs
• Gibbs sues for back pay
• Ex-car dealer gets 8 years
• House, Senate seek agreement on water bill
• Turlock transit center work set to be finished
• Celts taking over Sonora
• Shotgun-wielding robber hits east Modesto bank
• Two teens to stand trial in slaying of ice cream vendor
• Races mostly one-way affairs
• Stanislaus County Auto Theft Suspects (3/10/12)
• State will fund Turlock landscaping
• Man wanted in 2008 slaying nabbed in Mexico
• Service set for former county judge
• Death row inmate sends more notes
• Stanislaus County unemployment rate a mixed bag
• Suspect in 2008 Modesto homicide arrested
• Veterans hope to cancel vote for memorial district
• Modesto woman accused of terrorizing grandmother
• Police looking for suspect in east Modesto bank robbery
• Yosemite crews get road opened
• Stanislaus County names interim planning chief
• JARDINE: Here's a tip: Don't steal
• Modesto links learning to earning with specialized education
• Two Manteca homes yield drugs
• Search locks down Newman school
• AROUND THE REGION (3-9-12)
• Stanislaus County lands $80M jail grant
• Witnesses testify in Modesto vendor's death
• Expect a soaking next week
• McHenry fire certainty: It wasn't arson
• Modesto High students train in theater school
• Nurses will vote on union
• Claim filed in shooting
• Plaintiff details attention from accused priest
• Patient burned while at hospital
• McHenry Mansion fire wasn't arson, but exact cause remains mystery
• Mitt Romney will pay a campaign visit to Stockton
• Spending, revenues come in relatively flat for CSUS foundation
• Children reminded to stay away from canals
• Modesto JC begins budget forums to address cuts
• Modesto rehab facility ordered to close
• Students honored for daily 'heroism'
• Murder hearing postponed
• Modesto resolves sewer stink
• Cause of McHenry Mansion Fire Undetermined
• Modesto Police Department News - Residence was Targeted
• $10K grant for seniors in emergencies
• Students Go Green
• Father of plaintiff takes stand
• Merced crowd lines up for pot cards
• Hearing set for Ceres mom accused of murder in tot's drowning
• Turlock businessman thwarts robbery of his guitar shop
• Man enters a not-guilty pleato new counts in Ceres torture
• Stanislaus County incomes lost $1B
• Stanislaus voters to weigh vets board
• Modesto Irrigation District water sale plan makes county wary
• Modesto group to offer parent training
• Government night set for Turlock
• Modesto schools warn of layoff plan
• Modesto murder case scheduled for trial
• Around the Region (3/7/12)
• Bridge work contract awarded in Modesto
• Oakdale may pay price for mistake
• MJC vice president out
• Mission: Possible
• Tuolumne may expand lodging tax
• West Modesto drive-by shooting leads to four arrests
• Officials unable to find infant's cause of death
• Ripon theft victim's use of Craigslist leads to arrest
• Teen shot twice in Waterford, authorities say
• Dams would get 'green' credit in bill
• Oakdale show for homeowners
• Tickets on sale for Oakdale Testicle Festival
• Around the Region (3/6/12)
• Calls keep Modesto police busy
• Lamb-TasticEwe beats long odds with 5 little offspring
• Police sift cluesin slayings
• Stanislaus County supervisors to hear budget outlook
• Three to join SCAP board
• Ripon officers nab man, seize heroin, steroids
• Two arrested in Ripon traffic stop
• Oakdale home hit by gunfire
• Turlock veterinarian to share Iditarod experiences
• Four area teams to head to state Science Olympiad
• Firmbuys old call center
• Modesto Police Department News: Search for Two Shooting Suspects Ends in Arrests
• Business starting to perk up again
• 911 caller hid in closet during killings
• DUI checkpoint set for Modesto
• Oakdale council meets tonight
• Sierra Club holds easy, free hike along Tuolumne River
• Yesteryears (3/5/12)
• Class Acts: Q&A with Turlock teacher Sarah Carpenter
• Around the Region (3/5/12)
• Layoffs likely at Merced schools
• Volunteer of year boon to Atwater police
• Road work to slow traffic in Stockton
• Foundation in works to boost San Joaquin hospital
• Modesto Police Department News: Police Identify Shooting Victims
• Bridge seismic update coming
• Fans trying to save two river parks
• SJ sheriff wants FBI aid in bodies search
• Cheap water, costly land
• Modesto City Council could cut copying fees
• Exhibits will highlight Mewuk history, culture
• Atwater moves to keep Cal Fire
• Three local women lauded
• Focus on Education: Enochs to host Fun with Science Night
• Testimony continues in priest's trial
• Modesto congregation celebrates major message of minor holiday
• East-side shooter sought
• Annex plans long awaited
• Top TeacherHonorrewards 'one of the best and brightest' at Modesto High School
• Shackelford residents curious about taxes, hens
• Modesto educator earns Teacher of Year distinction
• Modesto Shackelford neighborhood's long wait for annexation
• Shackelford residents curious about taxes, hens
• Stanislaus County Science Olympiad puts minds to test
• Atwater moves to keep Cal Fire
• Lodi exhibits will highlight Mewuk history, culture
• Atwater woman's doggie door break-in thwarted
• Riverbank family seeking help for girl
• Ceres soroptimists laud three local women
• Witnesses in priest's trial recall roughhousing
• San Joaquin sheriff wants FBI aid in bodies search
• Modesto City Council could cut copying fees
• Homeless call Turlock center 'sanctuary'
• In Their GenesAdventurer's kids tackle own challenge
• Focus on Education: Enochs to host Fun with Science Night
• Shooting leaves three people dead in east Modesto
• Court orders Chowchilla busnapper released
• Animal groups saved 3,500-plus hens
• Prosecuters: Riverbank councilman's blood-alcohol 3 times over legal limit
• Livingston business waits for OK to sell guns
• Mother, child hit by car in Oakdale
• Take a tour of the San Luis National Wildlife Refuge
• Around the Region (3/3/12)
• Raw meat info going on labels
• Oakdale waste-water plant upgrade given honor
• Service set for church leader
• PG&E donates truck to Inter-Faith Ministries in Modesto
• Car Theft Suspects (3/3/12)
• Witness says he punched priest
• Quarantines help win partial victory over moth
• Turlock to mark green effort
• Condit son in raceIndependent going up against Denham
• DUI Checkpoint and Roving DUI Patrols Planned for Modesto
• Modesto Police Department News: Shooting in East Modesto Leave Three People Dead
• DUI patrols set for this weekend
• Animals are victims of Keyes fire
• Condit eyes office in D.C.
• Health CrisisTeenage girl sufferingrenal failure needs new kidney, liver
• Couple gains national media attention
• 2 indicted in copper theft at Modesto airport
• District attorney: Shooting justified
• At a loss Keyes man's family wants answers
• Big bucks coming to Oakdale resignees
• Oakdale marijuana grower charged
• Suspect in Modesto motel killing released
• Man held in string of robberies
• 2 bodies pulled from car in canal
• Fresno police arrest man over string of Modesto-area robberies
• Manteca man arrested in series of Riverbank burglaries
• Suspect in Modesto motel killing released from custody
• Stanislaus County 'Choosing Civility' campaign explores blame
• Yesteryears (3/1/12)
• CSU Stanislaus' Shirvani makes final cut for N. Dakota job
• Marine tells story behind the kiss
• GOP steamed over California's high-speed rail plan
• Tax dispute talks begin
• Parcels Sold atAuction
• U.S. House approves farmer-friendly water bill
• Witnesses testify in trial of Catholic priest
• Around the Region (3/1/12)
• Ceres firefighters rescue man from home
• Let it Rain Weather inches toward normal
• Schools weigh ethics
• Manhunt is on for Wanted Homicide Suspect
• North Modesto Shooting Leaves Two People in Critical Condition
• Violent Crime Spree Ends with Arrest
• Modesto shooting victims in critical, but stable condition
• With winter storm, rain soaks Modesto area
• Modesto police seek suspect in fatal shooting
• Woman killed in early morning wreck on Modesto freeway
• Stockton aims to avoid being biggest bankrupt city
• 2 men in critical condition after north Modesto shooting
• Uncle Kracker signed for Stanislaus County Fair
• San Joaquin County Sheriff asks FBI for help in search
• Most Wanted: Pedro Rebuelta Salas, assault with a deadly weapon
• Around the Region (2/29/12)
• Driver in Modesto crash remains hospitalized
• 69-year-old man missing in Lathrop
• Teacher leaves wife, kids for student
• $1.1M boost for city coffers
• Men face weapons charges
• Home care fraud unit gets board's support
• SF plan dominates MID meeting
• County saluting top volunteers
• Turlock council approves raising fees for police tow
• FBI asked to help in 'Speed Freak' killers case
• Suspect in 2 Modesto carjackings arrested after chase
• Lathrop man missing since Monday
• BP oil refinery fire adding to misery at pump
• Stockton ponders how it got this bad
• IHOP offering free pancakes today in Modesto area
• Riverbank councilman enters rehab; won't resign
• Valley leaders vie for federal dollars in D.C.
• Cal State Stanislaus offers aid to would-be teachers
• CHP, Stanislaus County deputies investigate fatality
• Good Samaritan helps stop carjacking in Modesto
• Community Briefing (2/28/12)
• Around the Region (2/28/12)
• Will fraud unit be saved?
• Repair to shut link to Yosemite Valley
• School agencyto select new rep
• Detectives Arrest Suspect in Recent Umpqua Bank Robbery
• 'As is' properties with tax debts set for auction
• Thursday live chat offers insight into mortgage program
• Good Samaritan helps foil carjacking at Modesto shopping center
• Shermantine claims bodies buried in Modesto, Ripon
• FFA Field Day to be held at Modesto JC
• Oakdale targets vandalism
• $5.5M grant to buy ranch boosts riverside park effort
• Changes for San Joaquin River at heart of water bill
• Riverbank council to hold first meeting since White's arrest
• Waterford motorcyclist injured
• MID eyes higher rate for farm water
• On-duty Manteca officer in car accident
• Four inmates injured in Merced County Jail search
• Oakdale police investigating suspicious death
• Sylvan schools budget meeting set
• Stanislaus fair holds line on tickets
• UC Merced looking to expand
• Around the Region (2/27/12)
• TID board to weigh March 8 season start
• Manteca police officer involved in collision that leaves 2 hurt
• Stanislaus County youth spend day in prison to hear some straight talk
• Modesto mayors to be honored Tuesday
• Ceres foster parents rewarded with freshly painted house
• Man killed in hit-and-run in Modesto
• Keyes charter school announces prelottery orientation
• Soroptimists, schools host workshop for girls in Modesto
• Stanislaus County students to attend 'Friend to Friend'
• BARE: Modesto threw splendid parties every leap day
• Stanislaus State named military friendly
• Modesto City Schools board to revisit Enochs High pool proposal
• Lighter blamed as fire guts Modesto home
• Mokelumne River's wild salmon getting scarcer
• JARDINE: Japanese soldier’s flag needs rest of its story told
• Oakdale man arrested after four men stabbed at Battered Beaver bar
• Poets' Corner, poet laureate contest deadlines near
• Hilmar church effort takes bite out of world hunger
• Missing Livingston girl found safe in Ripon
• Crop ConcernsBees and drought among top worries
• YCCD bracing for more deep cuts
• Hens picked up from Modesto egg farm by animal rescuers
• Around the Region (2/25/12)
• Abuse civil trial begins
• Modesto bank robbery suspect arrested
• Stanislaus County Auto Theft Suspects (2/25/12)
• Guilty plea in real estate scheme
• Brushes readied to cover graffiti
• Turlock man found hanged in Stanislaus County Jail
• Stockton considers filing for bankruptcy
• Modesto police investigating afternoon shooting
• Modesto motorcycle officer injured in accident
• Missing Livingston 14-year-old may be with boyfriend
• Trial scheduled for former Stanislaus County sheriff's detective
• Ripon police say man exposed himself to girl
• Singer Pickler signed for Stanislaus County Fair
• DUI checkpoint set for Modesto
• Nine-church Modesto choir show to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• Judge orders trial in killing of Modesto man
• Helicopter crashes near Farmington
• Hit-and-run leaves Turlock church damaged
• Officials discover more bodies in Calaveras County
• Ulrich to bring 'Glee' pals to Gallo program
• Officials identify Modesto crash victim
• Modesto woman has purse snatched
• Truck driver shot in arm near Modesto Airport
• Electrical Copper Wire Theft Continues to Drain City Funding and Resources
• Modesto police look for help after boy, 12, robbed
• Modesto man convicted in SF Hells Angel's slaying
• Searchers using bloodhound to track missing Livingston girl
• Latest Modesto copper theft par for the course, city
• Obama leads in California
• Modesto agrees to annexterritory
• Arch Nears 100Effort under way to revitalize the Modesto landmark
• Around the Region (2/23/12)
• UC Merced station hydrates, conserves
• SCIENCE EDUCATION IN ACTION
• GRANT FOR RIVERBANK FFA
• Judge will allow golf at Trinitas
• Oakdale streets could get swept
• PARKS FEES FOCUS OF WORKSHOP
• A Combined Effort Focuses on Wiping Graffiti Vandalism from the Streets
• Modesto City Council to Consider New Logo – Tell Us What You Think!
• Nonprofit gets $199K grant
• Saving state parks demands local effort
• Christians mark beginning of Lenten season
• Modesto shooting trial ends in hung jury
• Searchers rescue missing Modesto man in foothills
• Thousands of hens dead at Stanislaus County farm
• Santorum leads among female California Republicans
• Workin' on the Railroad
• Riverbank councilman urged to quit
• No verdict yet from jury in Modesto shooting trial
• Stanislaus agency to hear Modesto, Ceres annexation plans
• Around the Region (2/22/12)
• School's vision earns a grant
• Red Steer eatery to reopen in Turlock
• City of Modesto News - Zumba for St. Baldrick's
• City Of Modesto News - Weekend DUI Checkpoint Planned in Modesto
• City of Modesto News - Passenger Killed In Collision
• MOST WANTED: Robert Lewis Jaquish
• At least one dead in accident near Ceres
• Study finds pension deficits
• Killer's note claims 2 more sites
• Calaveras board divided over limiting ranchettes
• Dance for health at Turlock's Emanuel Medical Center
• Detectives investigate shooting death at Modesto motel
• Ceres shooting leads to arrest of three Modesto men
• Hearing set for Patterson manslaughter suspect
• Sonora transient arrested on burglary charge
• Crows Landing shooting leads to arrest
• Energy crisis: Where GOP candidates stand
• Aguilar, county's first Latino judge, dies
• Attack ads target McNerney
• Drop-in center for homeless sought
• New lines setting up tight races
• Ceres shooting investigated
• Film commemorates TID's 125-year history
• TID forcing patrons to hold their water
• Bounty hunter: 3rd well outlined by Shermantine
• Photographers hope to snap Yosemite's fiery show
• On The Rise
• Setting it Straight
• Modesto Police Arrest Second Suspect in Double Homicide
• Around the Region (2/21/12)
• Funds OK'd for flood relief study
• Memorial CEO to become Sutter regional chief
• Plastic firm bringing jobs to Modesto
• Riverbank Councilman Jesse James White arrested on DUI charge
• Empty Bowls Benefit to raise awareness and funds
• Patterson pays $50,000 for officials' legal battles
• Modesto schools closed this week
• Yesteryears (2/20/12)
• Modesto offers loans for home repairs
• Traveling teachers visit Modesto to inspire kids with science
• Class Acts: Q&A with Modesto teacher Kathleen Irizarry
• Detectives seek leads in Patterson shooting
• Plastic manufacturer bringing jobs to Modesto
• Stanislaus State offering scholarships for math, science
• Around the Region (2/20/12)
• City Council eyes tourism panel
• Modesto Police Make Arrest in Double Homicide
• City Operates Home Repair Loan Program For Low Income Households
• Diseased Trees Being Removed in Village One
• County homes remain bargain
• Dorm leaders are asked to resign
• District cuts $1.1M from budget
• Valley Charter given $10K grant
• Save Mart honored by waste panel
• Ceres man, 42, gets 9-year term for auto theft
• Seeking ClosureSearch renews pain for other victims' families
• Victim's relative calls deal 'blood money'
• 2 annexations up for OK
• In Service (2/19/12)
• CAR, TRUCK KILL HORSES ON ROAD
• High-speed rail leaders seek to mend valley fences
• Youth Take the Town
• Living off the grid in green home
• The Spirit of Modesto really bought the farm
• Police arrest second suspect in killing of teens in Modesto last weekend
• Busy Yosemite road to close for for repairs
• Patterson man arrested after drug agents seize marijuana plants
• Cash for College Night planned at MJC
• Wells Fargo Bank gives $25,000 for Promise Scholars
• Nonprofit links land, farmers
• Mayor calls for working together
• Keyes man to face trial for murder
• Dogs added in search for pair's victims
• Highway section dedicated to CHP officer slain on duty six years ago
• Elderly woman robbed, injured
• Indoor Aquatic Classes
• State orders answers on marketing of milk
• Fall trial set for man accused of killing Modesto Chinese restaurant owner
• Modesto toddler run over by mother's car
• Jury to resume deliberations Tuesday in Modesto attempted murder case
• Man arrested in killings of two Modesto teens last weekend
• 'Beads, broads, beer' to highlight Modesto's Fat Tuesday bash
• Man stabbed, critically hurt during fight in downtown Modesto
• Modesto Auction Park to close, but owner plans to open at new spot
• Retailers to set up shop in Turlock
• Armless guitarist back
• 2 directors resign from SCAP board
• Sylvan School pupils to honor Buddy the dog in song
• Stolen recyclables lead to arrest
• Modesto City Schools get a week off
• Stockton Diocese liability gets judge's OK
• U.S. exports see 22 percent jumpin value as vintners aim for China
• 11-year sentence in killing
• Attempted murder case goes to jurors
• Water bill gets passed
• Bankruptcy filed in fraud case
• Searchers seek 2nd 'Speed Freak' well
• Modesto Police Department News: Two Juveniles Arrested for the Violent Stabbing of a 17-year-old Victim
• Modesto Police Department News: Police Make Arrest in Robbery of Elderly Female
• Man sentenced in 1998 Turlock homicide
• Old Navy, Ulta cosmetics stores coming to Turlock
• Patterson frozen food plant to stay open ... for now
• WOUNDED BOY REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION
• Merced County jail escapee captured after wild chase
• Civil trial begins in priest case
• Search for remains expands to new well
• Prosecutor: '08 drive-by not random
• Enochs soph tops in 'Poetry Out Loud'
• Barium questions multiply
• In pursuit of harmony
• Gold RushCompanies compete to buy your treasures
• Logging funds aid schools
• Parents are urged to promote arts more
• Summer forecast: More pain at pump
• City of Modesto News - Entertainment Commission Seeks Commissioners
• Eight agencies fight almond hull fire at Patterson dairy
• Soldier says thanks to Modesto school kids for their donations
• Patterson woman arrested on tax charges
• Woman found dead at Ceres trailer park with three-quarters of her face missing
• Bishop Blaire of Stockton Catholic diocese responds to White House over health reform
• Ceres mom accused in toddler's death appears in court
• Sun & Snow
• MOST WANTED: Daniel Joseph Carter
• NEW STORM COULD BRING NEEDED RAIN
• 4 arrested in ID theft and student aid fraud
• Hearing set on veterans district
• Arrest made in fraud case
• Valley counties low in voter registration
• New agency, familiar faces
• Marsh pledges to lead city 'forward'
• Author shares her insights with Sherwood students
• Ernst auction yard closes
• Police Investigating a North Modesto Bank Robbery
• Dig for victims of 'Speed Freak Killers' resumes
• Tech helps catch suspected laptop thief
• Options on lake weighed
• Ripon man charged with DUI, hit-and-run
• Democrats endorse Gray for state assembly
• Leap-day sale set to begin at 8:30 a.m.
• Trial begins for priest in sex abuse suit
• Shooting gang-related, police say
• Memorial will honor fallen officers
• Properties up for Bid County to recoup taxes by offering sites in an auction
• Ceres mom charged in toddler's death
• Rain halts body dig
• Wine grapes in short supply
• States redesign adult education
• New mayor, logo on tap for council
• Jail guards agree to pay decrease
• Supervisors Watch 2/14/12
• Officials set to OK barium cleanup
• City of Modesto News: Mayor-Elect Garrad Marsh to be Sworn-In on February 14, 2012
• Oakdale council holds workshop
• State funding to help early 5sfar from certain
• Class Acts: Q&A with Waterford teacher Melissa Coffee
• Kindergarten classes allow time for kids to 'grow up'
• Police seek suspect in Modesto bank robbery
• Save Mart starts drive to help Sacramento pools
• Modesto winemaker's chocolate wine weds two holiday favorites
• California eyes handing over operation of state parks
• Riverbank council meeting tonight
• Federal food, shelter funding workshop to be held in Modesto
• Sylvan trustees take up budgets, school boundaries
• Oakdale council holds workshop
• Stanislaus County prosecutors get $344,055 DUI grant
• Ceres police start citizens academy
• Class Acts: Q&A with Waterford teacher Melissa Coffee
• California funding to help young 5s far from certain
• Transitional kindergarten allows time for kids to 'grow up'
• Newman school district to vote on $1.1 million cut
• Fire displaces Ceres family
• Around the Region (2/13/12)
• Ceres man sentenced for sending lewd texts to girl
• Modesto Police Department News - Modesto Police Make Arrest in Tragic Death of a 2-Year-Old Toddler
• City of Modesto Police Department News Update - Booking Photo of Murder Suspect and the Identity of Toddler
• Modesto Police Department News: Second Victim Dies After Evening Shooting
• Tokay High of Lodi wins regional Science Bowl at Downey High
• Growth initiative is lauded
• One county office to close on Monday
• Ceres residents sought for community academy
• Crash at Coffee and Briggsmore
• What helped Marsh's victory
• Marsh Looks Ahead Mayor-elect talks about plans as he gets ready to take reins of city
• Well site has more remains
• Social media startup given honor
• Project X in Patterson is still a mystery
• State's Valleycrat is thing of the past
• Salvation Army volunteers ring in a good season
• Turlock's incoming police chief talks on challenges
• Former grand jurors hope to dispel myths
• Good old days, when men wore hats, women dresses
• Modesto Police Department News - Police Investigating Shooting Death of 15-Year-Old Boy
• Rural residents strike back at Lucas film empire
• 15-year-old boy dead, another teen critical in Modesto shooting
• Ag Briefs: Farm Bureau puts focus on safety
• Auto Theft Suspects (Feb. 10)
• Tips on tractor, heat illness safety
• Modesto defendant's gang affiliation is trial's focus
• Shirvani makes short list in N.D.
• Testimony: Girlfriend shot in head
• New Ceres market is ready to hire
• Community Briefing (Feb. 10)
• Modesto Bee building OK'd for court site
• Around the Region (Feb. 11)
• GOP quiet on rewrite of water bill
• Science Bowl set for today at Downey
• Sitter pleads not guilty in child's death
• Serial killer's tip leads to remains of 2nd body
• Suspected drunk driver at Modesto In-N-Out touches off chase
• Man arrested for firing gun near Patterson school
• Baby sitter arrested after toddler dies
• Los Banos motorcyclist killed on Highway 33
• New lighting on the way for downtown Modesto pedestrian bridge
• Yesteryears (2/10/12)
• Robber of Ceres, Turlock banks gets 23 years in prison
• Swearing-in to be sooner
• CSU, Stanislaus, to open labs to families for Science Day
• Man to stand trial in '09 slaying of teen with Down syndrome
• Howard leaving Oakdale council
• Merced awarded millions in groundwater contamination lawsuit
• Reading tutors needed for Stanislaus County adult literacy program,
• Around the Region (2/10/12)
• To Honor,Remember
• Killer's map leads to human skull
• Northern SJ Valley, 'epicenter' of crisis, welcomes settlement
• Modesto Police Department Targets Impaired Drivers With Checkpoint
• Baby sitter arrested after death of Modesto toddler
• Marsh: No big changes just yet
• Modesto police to set up DUI checkpoint
• Teen suffers ordeal
• Keepsake returns to family fold
• Diamond nut execs replaced amid probe
• Open house at Davis High tonight
• Farm group questions annexation
• Keyes school Robotics Team prepares for competition
• Salvation Army rejects plan for charter school at center
• Probation concern on MJC campus
• Grudge outlinedin shooting hearing
• Veteran prosecutor now Tuolumne DA
• Prospect's 'Dinner' is dark, deadly, raw
• Acrobats coming to fair
• Teen suspects now in adult jail
• Modesto 9th Street Pedestrian Bridge Temporary Closure
• Applicants Sought For Citizen Advisory Groups
• Diamond Foods puts two top officers on leave
• Turlock police release burglary surveillance photos
• Tour of California Sonora-Clovis race route, others announced
• K-9 corners man who led deputies, CHP on high-speed chase through Modesto area
• Modesto man sent to prison for bank robberies in Turlock and Ceres
• Marsh clear winner in race for Modesto mayor
• MJC on accrediting probation again
• California gay marriage ban struck down, appeals court cites equal rights
• Composer, comedian cancel shows at Gallo
• Modesto Police Department News - Special DUI Enforcement Planned For Super Bowl Sunday
• Parents file claim in death of inmate
• Three wells OK'd for Salida parks
• Store settles disability lawsuit
• Former school officialto be tried in sex abuse
• Moving Forward
• Oakdale steps toward cut to developer fees
• Two horses stolen while owners at hospital
• Wild, Wet and Windy
• More tight times for Turlock schools
• Romney expected Missouri defeat
• Fire burns abandoned warehouse in Modesto
• Obama opens new campaign Twitter account
• Grand jury indicts three Modesto market murder suspects
• Gay marriage legal in California
• Early morning fire damages Turlock home
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors meeting
• Valley, foothill cattle ranchers need more rain
• Homeless shelter short on meals
• Guilty plea made in DUI fatality
• Modesto man gets prison for almond theft
• More new legislators, fewer women?
• Illegal horse racing in county?
• Supervisors Watch (2/7/12)
• Retired corrections officer receives a disturbing call
• Deadline is tonight for mayoral election
• Modesto schools hold off on hire
• Kids Look It UP!
• Threats to Oakdale mayor lead to jail time
• Witnesses won't ID shooter
• Fire damages bungalow behind Modesto home
• No known suspects in west Modesto shooting
• Oakdale man suspected of assaulting teen he lured on Facebook
• Roseanne Barr welcomed by Green Party
• USDA dedicates $16 million to Mother Lode forests
• Man still seeking justice 30 years after bomb kills wife in Modesto
• Yesteryears (2/6/12)
• Oakdale City Council has full agenda
• Riverbank meets over ammo plant
• Class Acts: Q&A with Ripon teacher Kathy Woodson
• Poll finds few know about Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
• UC Merced's new parking lot lights save energy
• Politics murky in Patterson as official takes on dual roles
• Village I taxes on Modesto City Schools agenda
• San Joaquin sheriff weighs allowing killer to reveal remains
• Woman, granddaughter hospitalized after being struck by pickup in Ceres
• Around the Region (2/6/12)
• Atwater police using reserves
• CHP loses $2 million lawsuit in Stockton shooting death
• Helicopter makes emergency landing at Modesto elementary school
• Blast takes 1 life, consumes another
• Awaiting an end to turmoil at SCAP
• 1982 blast in Modesto takes one life, consumes another
• Awaiting an end to turmoil at Modesto's SCAP
• Oakdale's Web site remains offline
• Work to hamper traffic on I-5
• Modesto area Super Bowl saturation patrols ready
• Atwater man carries lifelong torch for classic cars
• Day center for Turlock homeless nearly finished
• Riverbank mayor will deliver State of the City
• Online explosion takes hold in Ripon schools
• Modesto man convicted of sexual battery, carjacking
• Digital in daily use at Modesto area schools
• Police identify man arrested in Ceres stabbing
• McANDREWS: Clauston born, died because of rail
• Security cameras coming to Oakdale's bus stops
• Stanislaus County detectives investigating fatal Empire shooting
• Demi Moore 911 call prompts legislation
• 'My Fair' StagingGallo gives area students a peek at setup for show
• Tension flares again between Modesto fire agencies
• Ex-SCAP worker says theft discussed
• Protecting a Treasure
• Around the Region (02/04/2012)
• Traveling teacher program available for sixth-grade classrooms
• Community advocacy event set Monday
• Turlock man held on rape of family member
• Oakdale man given 46-year term for firing shots
• FOCUS ON AG: Area wineries boost presence
• 12 years for man in rape of girl
• Booking Photos Of Robbery Suspects
• Modesto Police Arrest Two in Connection with String of Armed Robberies
• Political lesson hits downtown Modesto streets
• Yesteryears (02/04/12)
• Lawmakers' homes: Location, location, politicization
• Man holding sign advertising Ceres store stabbed with steak knife
• Turlock man admits to raping family member, police say
• SCAP board changes mind, votes not to fold
• Ads tout processed tomatoes
• Sonora police warn of counterfeit cash
• Valley schools set for Academic Decathlon
• Officers catch man after chase near downtown Modesto
• House fan fire damages Modesto home
• Turlock man arrested after Ripon truck stop thefts
• Around the Region (02/03/12)
• Gun description disputed in 2008 shooting in south Modesto
• New chief of staff, board member at Emanuel Medical Center
• Mild weather helps Escalon High students stay warm
• Riverbank charter school seeks board member
• Poison frontman signed for Stanislaus County Fair
• Possible SCAP closure worries social service providers
• Suspect in taken into custody after long standoff in Modesto
• Lawsuit seeking removal of Riverbank councilman settled
• Forecast shows job loss is easing
• 2 arrested in stickups
• Board votes to fold SCAP, calling it 'unfixable'
• Hearing date set for Denair teen in murder case
• MOST WANTED: Victor Manuel Valdovinos
• Sonora councilman weighs a record run
• Judge backs county in jury lawsuit
• Central Valley Opportunity Center schedules graduation
• Riverbank Housing Authority has vacancy on board
• Stolen cell phone leads to drug arrest in Sonora
• Teen to be tried as adult in Ceres school stabbing
• MJC seminar series delves into science
• Two puppies are killedaccidentally
• Board will unwind Riverbank RDA
• Manteca performer opens eyes on NBC's 'The Voice'
• High-speed chase along I-5 dips into Stanislaus County
• Manteca police: Nuclear testing device stolen
• Newman-Crows Landing Unified School District to discuss budget
• Kaiser picketed on contract talks
• Former valley priest is sentenced
• Man gets 62 years in shooting of boy
• Guide dogs in training learn and teach
• Two families are displaced by morning blazeFire razes duplex
• Small chance of rain; total down significantly
• SCAP repays evicted tenants
• County Bank'sex-execs are sued
• Working TogetherProgram encourages job growth in county
• Turlock hires captain as city's new chief of police
• County to sue center's builder
• Modesto's 23rd Annual Earth Day 2012
• Turlock names Jackson as new police chief
• Police searching for suspects near Modesto's Beyer High
• State of Stanislaus County: Partnerships are key
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors meeting
• Sewer projects down drain?
• Teen suspect in school stabbing had signed anti-gang contract
• Kaiser Permanente staff to picket hospital today
• School Hits Target
• Surprise donations fulfill wedding wish
• Salida schools to study budget
• Around the Region 1/31/12
• Yesteryears (1/31/12)
• Family robbed at gunpoint at motel
• Small job fair set for Modesto
• Oakdale adds projects to wish list
• HilmarCheeseto expand, add jobs
• Modesto schools try new ideas to boost English learners
• City Of Modesto Launches Online Graffiti Reporting Tool
• Modesto police investigating Sunday night shooting
• Modesto area jobless face ads with a Catch-22
• For some in Modesto area, job loss only gets worse
• Odd tracks in Modesto lead to metal theft arrest
• San Joaquin County delta solar farm seeks green light
• University of California group encourages farming efficiency
• Waterford gears up for makeover
• Modesto youngsters vie to claim spot on derby team
• Feds sow new ideas on what you can plant; little changes for Modesto area
• Gunman holds up Modesto fast-food restaurant
• UC Merced tobacco ban encounters little resistance
• Yesteryears (1/30/12)
• Roseanne Barr files for president
• Around the Region (1/30/12)
• Oakdale ag luncheon all abuzz over bees
• Riverbank mayor will give State of City address
• Mat Pilates
• Modesto mayoral candidate Marsh answers developer claims
• Modesto mayoral candidate makes claims against Marsh
• With funding gone, fate of Modesto area projects in limbo
• Redevelopment agencies' deaths will cost more than money to cities
• Modesto area schools doubt any benefit from RDAs' end
• Modesto sets up online tool for residents to report graffiti
• Modesto school's Future City entry best in state
• San Joaquin Valley resistance to high-speed rail growing
• Blaze guts Newman laundromat
• Car flees from sobriety checkpoint in Modesto
• 14-year-old with gun arrested in south Modesto
• Oakdale Chamber of Commerce presents awards
• Tuolumne's past in loving care of longtime local
• Modesto pizzeria, eatery hit by robbers
• Vacant house in south Modesto destroyed by fire
• Early morning blaze destroys Newman laundromat
• 4 teen girls arrested in Modesto carjacking
• Weird weather makes for unusual season sans snow
• Retail giant gets small
• Inter-Faith Ministries holds monthly food, clothes giveaway
• Woman arrested in alleged sexual assault at Modesto bar
• Two mens’ stabbing injuries not considered life-threatening
• Ripon police arrest man with loaded handgun
• Stanislaus County Auto Theft Suspects (1/28/12)
• $347M allocated for roadwork
• Road into Yosemite cleared of rock slide
• Teacher report cards changed
• Top student fund-raiser is principal for a day
• Home prices in the doldrums
• Pony that ran through city is claimed
• Building retrofit under way at CSU Stanislaus
• Sixth Annual Chinese New Year Celebration
• Modesto man opens package, finds 13 pounds of marijuana
• California legislators choose LGBT leader
• NSP consultants quitCouncil eyes program restart
• Shooting victim tells about confrontation
• Mayor gets clarification on audit while in D.C.
• Yesteryears (1/27/12)
• TOP's modern 'Mikado' a fun twist on the classic
• Charity Couture
• Students sow the seeds of survival
• Curious Project X is moving forward
• Carjack leads to 1 arrest
• DUI checkpoint set for Modesto
• Ballroom Dance Lessons
• Vehicle fires snarl traffic on Highway 99 near Turlock
• Modesto police investigating stabbings
• Wild pony sends Modesto police on a chase
• Fire destroys vacant Modesto house
• Judge releases information about jurors in Chandra Levy murder case
• Manteca's DFV Wines named industry best
• Auto thief who boasts 1,000 heists gets probation in Fresno County
• Housing action urged
• Calls for NSP change coming
• PetSmart to help teachers and teachers' pets
• Buffalo Soldiers' study OK'd for park in Sierra, valley
• Safety building topped off
• Chowchilla women's prison halts switch to men's facility
• Oakdale mayor outlines the state of the city
• Riverbank welcomes officer, K-9 partner
• DNA testing more timely
• Half Dome permits, with a twist
• Lessons of Respect
• Two drivers hurt in head-on crash on Modesto's McHenry Avenue
• A brilliant blue sky greets skiers at Dodge Ridge
• Empire schools locked down during search for Waterford stabbing suspects
• Sheriff's office releases sketches of men wanted in Modesto taco truck killing
• Arrest made in Turlock carjacking
• Compromise bill unveiled on hen cage size
• Talk bubbles for years, but no flood fix in sight
• Council delays district decision
• Fewer homes retaken
• MOST WANTED: Michael Garrin Mack
• EPA gives millions to clean valley's air
• Gathering a Bright Bounty
• Around the Region (1/25/12)
• Canals to go empty again
• Council weighs costs of 'buyout'
• Turlock's options for radio all pricey
• No Name-Calling Week begins
• Warrant issued for suspect in Patterson park homicide
• Court delays sentencing hearing for two in drive-by shooting
• Gangs blamed in 2008 attack
• Joe Biden to host Twitter chat
• Fred Thompson endorses Gingrich
• Cake, mix plantsto close
• Frugal donor's shocking contribution
• Oakdale mayor to address city
• Valley cities top worst cities list
• Around the Region 1/24/12
• Court strikes state's ban on slaughter of 'downed' swine
• County to review Indalex liens
• Riverbank's city manager pick says skills a 'good fit'
• Ex-Modestan goes 'Undercover'
• Water debate renewed after Fresno State report
• Modesto police eye Tully Road robbery suspect
• Prison for Mexican national over Stanislaus forest pot farm
• Ceres kids injured when dad's pickup slides off snowy road
• Dodge Ridge announces it'll open Wednesday
• Ex-Stanislaus County prosecutor arrested
• Ex-Stanislaus County detective pleads not guilty on charges
• Change at the top for Oakdale Police Department
• Demand growing for local ag in Northern San Joaquin Valley
• Turlock plant in works as almonds enjoy healthy growth
• Merced schools may end busing amid budget woes
• Man hurt in Modesto crash
• Stockton road work would ease congestion on I-5
• Class Acts: Q&A with Manteca teacher Peggy Danel
• Riverbank seeks public comment on mine lawsuit
• Facial, interior pick-me-ups at downtown site
• Around the Region (1/23/12)
• Oakdale hosts public meeting on fire merger
• New city manager for Riverbank coming soon?
• Modesto mayoral hopeful Hawn to hold public sessions
• Turlock man arrested in arson
• Serving warrants leads to Ripon pot bust
• Modesto Police Department News - Shoulder Tap Program Produces 90 Arrests In 10 Month Period In Modesto
• Kidz Love Soccer!
• Modesto Police Department News - Arrests Made In December 2011 Homicide
• City Hosts 2012 Poet Laureate Competition
• Mysterious Project X raising hopes for big boost in Patterson
• Stanislaus County's West Side alluring location for distribution facilities
• JARDINE: Modesto home buyer finds asterisk not what it seemed
• Comedian Gregory brings thought-provoking humor to Modesto
• California storms roll in, causing 1 death
• Court sends ozone plan for valley back to EPA
• Modesto program to be featured in company's video
• Alternatives to solar roof panels examined at UC Merced
• Social activist gets Legacy award at Modesto JC event
• BARE: McHenry Mansion's history keeps growing
• Port of Stockton gets big lift
• Vandals damage Modesto park restrooms
• Armed men rob Dollar Tree in Turlock
• Modesto to study redevelopment agency's future
• Youth for Christ's new Modesto office is 'ministry central'
• Family mattersKaepernicks feel right at home with 49ers organization
• Johansen boys put an end to Davis' 28-game MMC win streak in overtime
• Recovery still holds off
• Kaepernicks feel right at home with 49ers organization
• Manteca police seek carjacker
• Man arrested in drugstore robbery
• Modesto drive-by suspect is jailed until trial
• Around the Region (1/21/12)
• 'Best of Turlock' recipients named
• Wetter, windier weather kicks in for Modesto area
• GE lending unit said to be target of U.S. probe
• Stanislaus high schools' mock trials competition starts Tuesday
• Man exposes self to girl, woman in Ceres
• Yesteryears (01/21/2012)
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in Modesto mayoral election
• Bomb scare at bank disrupts traffic near Modesto's Vintage Faire Mall
• Juror questionnaires in Chandra Levy trial must be released, court says
• Former barbeque worker sues Merced police over Taser incident
• More charges likely in Salida teenager's kidnapping
• Forecast upbeat for Northern San Joaquin Valley jobs
• Rain, snow expected in Modesto area, foothills over next few days
• Modesto seeks evaluation of leaving CalPERS
• Hands-on ag experience helps make their lessons memorable
• Berryhill, Galgiani spar over protecting small business
• Stanislaus animal shelter celebrates anniversary with half-price sale
• Modesto Police Department News - Response to Recently Released Photos
• City of Modesto News - Park Restroom Closed Due to Vandalism
• Yesteryears (01/20/2012)
• Internet, email restored after outage at Stanislaus County schools
• Modesto police bust 14 adults in sting to stop underage drinking
• Sawyer Brown signed for Stanislaus County Fair
• Modesto police setting up drunk driving patrols this weekend
• Cardoza says Sacramento trip with horse racing officials wasn't lobbying
• Arrests made in connection with Modesto homicide
• Turlock man suspected of kidnapping on 21st birthday
• On The Hive: Stanislaus County Fair's first post of the new year
• Congressional Record on your iPad
• Stanislaus St. president Shirvani a finalist for North Dakota post
• Yesteryears (1/19/12)
• Court services accessible online at kiosk in Newman
• Storm expected to move into area today
• Around the Region (1/19/12)
• Demos tap 2 from valley to wage races for House
• UC students, administrators to join for Capitol rally
• Riverbank close to city manager decision
• Hearing granted in three armed robberies
• Details emerge in Salida teen's kidnapping ordeal
• Livingston to move forward on land deal
• High-Tech Health Ed
• Tanislaus Drug Enforcement Agency Awarded $154,875.11 In Equitable Sharing Ceremony
• Modesto police chief 'alarmed' over provocative photos
• Detectives reveal more about abduction of Salida teen
• Salida girl, 16, safe and suspected kidnapper is in custody
• It's Looking Like Winter
• MOST WANTED: Matthew Mark Amable
• Warrantissued for accused in realty case
• Yesteryears (1/18/12)
• Tuolumne County man pleads guilty in child porn case
• Modesto High holds International Baccalaureate meetings
• Modestan admits selling phony CDs
• Around the Region (1/18/12)
• Project X absent from Patterson City Council agenda
• Oakdale names department veteran as interim police chief
• Convicted serial killer from San Joaquin County found dead
• Riverbank city manager hopefuls state their cases
• Proposal rejected for charter school on Salvation Army site
• Modesto Police Department News - January 13, 2012
• Modesto Police Department News - Fatal Motorcycle Collision Investigated At Tully Road And West Union Avenue
• Modesto Police Department News - Suspect In Pursuit Identified
• College videos pump up Ceres pupils
• Stanislaus County drug agency nets $150,000 from pot dispensary bust
• Three classrooms damaged in Turlock school fire
• MERCED: Delhi man suspected of firing gun from pickup
• Sonora police search for suspected carjacker
• Ripon police nab suspected early morning car thief
• SUSANVILLE: Convicted murderer Loren Herzog kills self
• Class Acts: Q&A with Hilmar teacher Jenifer Schaper
• Riverbank looks at breaking ties with redevelopment agency
• Cyclist shares journey around world
• Erin Nelson's travel blog
• Keeping Faith
• Yesteryears 1/17/12
• City To Begin Work On Irrigation Wells In Parks
• Impaired Drivers Targeted With Special DUI Enforcement Operations
• Retired federal judge Damrell joins law firm
• Injured Marine meets kin of fallen Manteca friend
• Around the Region 1/17/12
• Board by Board
• Vote tonight on academy at Red Shield Center
• Demand, costs high for frozen foods
• No clue on where sub was in photos
• Nonprofit welcomes load of donated food
• Modesto Centre Plaza gets energy makeover
• Writer to discuss high-speed rail
• Former Modesto cop to be police chief in Truckee
• Modesto woman to stand trial in starvation death of infant daughter
• Youth violence plagues California, but encouraging signs emerging
• Modesto man suspected in possession of meth for sale
• Program offers homeless a place to build new life
• Ceres police arrest bank robbery suspect
• Few clues found in Patterson teen's shooting
• Modesto congregation hosts blues and jazz concert series
• Yesteryears (1/16/12)
• Around the Region (1/16/12)
• Modesto City Schools meeting targets graduation rates
• San Joaquin County Fair hires new marketers
• Modesto to sideline park ball fields
• 4 arrested after drivers skip DUI check
• Class Acts: Q&A with Turlock teacher Maria Covarrubias
• Interim police chief weighed
• Modesto Police Continues to Empower the Community through Awareness
• Modesto Police Department News: Early Morning Stabbing Downtown Leaves One Person in Critical Condition
• Turlock teen critically wounded in downtown Modesto stabbing
• Modesto event addresses physical, spiritual needs of homeless
• Would-be Modesto mayors focus on rekindling interest
• Finalists down to six for Riverbank city manager
• 100 Kaiser employees to aid Habitat homes in Modesto
• Ceres carjack suspect arrested
• JARDINE: Quirky tale in Oakdale has serpentine twist
• Summary of California High-Speed Rail proposal
• Real-world look aboard a bullet train in Spain
• Modesto renovates homes expensively, doesn't recoup money in sales
• Modesto man walking home assaulted, shot
• Starlings perform airborne ballet in Modesto
• Modesto area schools panel seeks member
• Stanislaus County drug task force receiving check
• Modesto area celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.
• Oakdale celebrates kids author; sales, teen night at other libraries
• Retired Judge Frank Damrell heads Bay Area law firm's Sacramento office
• Sabu, 29-year-old Asian bull elephant, dies
• Delta interests to be discussed in Ceres
• Yesteryears
• Woman describes scene of fatal Modesto accident
• Auto Theft Suspects (1/14/12)
• Marsh's growth record at issue in Modesto mayoral contest
• Marine to visit Ceres High for 1st time since paralysis
• Around the Region (Jan. 14, 2012)
• Photo contest focuses on civic duty
• Modesto police seek help in solving Patterson man's slaying
• Burning trees threaten houses near Modesto park
• Modesto Red Lobster reopens after fire
• Police to set up DUI checkpoint Saturday night in Modesto
• 'Project X' isn't yet on Patterson council agenda
• Sentences near for mom, son
• Pumped-Up P.E. Prescott students are inspired to be fit
• Tim LaHaye endorses Gingrich
• Livingston RDA agenda for Jan. 17, 2012
• Livingston City Council agenda for Jan. 17, 2012
• Motorcyclist killed in collision in Modesto
• Entrepreneur program invites business plans
• Three left in Turlock police chief search
• Stronger air alerts even when pollution lower
• Outdoor burning suspended in central Sierra Nevada foothills
• Closing Raley's worries Century Center devotees
• YCCD bond investment pays off
• New interim leader at Modesto Junior College
• Hearing scheduled for teens accused in Modesto ice cream vendor killing
• Turlock man indicted on gun charge in federal court
• Report of fire clears Modesto's Red Lobster restaurant
• Manteca man indicted on federal meth charges
• Man arrested for attempted rape in Ceres after confrontation with hooker
• Modesto police partner with mapping service to show crime data
• Train blocks traffic in downtown Modesto
• Supreme Court ruling: Bias laws don't cover many religious workers
• Students create cities of the future
• Thirsty timesFull canals,bare ski slopes, parched yards tell story
• Man pleads guilty to growing marijuana
• Man killed in train crash identified as Mantecan
• Mother to stand trial in attack on autistic son
• Around the Region (1/12/12)
• Pipe pierces windshield on 99, but Turlock man's all right
• Speakers, luncheons feteMartin Luther King Jr.
• Former Ceres school aide to jail for lewd acts with student
• Ballots on the way for all-mail election
• Prison should breed insight
• Sister cities plan summer swap
• Patterson postpones meeting about job-rich 'Project X'
• City of Modesto Parks and Recreation News - Adult Water Exercise Class
• Police Serve Search Warrants Related To Ongoing Gang Shootings
• Suspect in 2009 Modesto homicide arrested near border
• Gustine man dies after his Jeep collides with big rig
• Left-out presidential candidate revolts
• Traffic lights out on Albers Road
• Escapee search leads to parolee
• MOST WANTED: Christopher Roman Flores
• Garbage contract likely to hike bills
• County to take on responsibility of RDA
• Water boards vote to expand winter irrigation
• Modesto City Council approves purchase of duplex
• Project promises jobs
• Raley's closing Modesto's Century Center store
• Results ReviewLegislators busy designing revisions to No Child law
• Turlock votes to maintaincontrol of RDA finances
• 8 arrested in connection with Modesto drive-by shootings
• Pencils, Scantrons yield to computer testing
• Modesto Bee Editor Mark Vasché to retire at end of March
• Boy, 15, stabbed in chest at Central Valley High School in Ceres
• GOP launches budget fact-check website
• MODESTO: MID keeps alive proposal to sell water to San Francisco
• TID agrees to early water release for farmers starting Jan. 19
• Modesto man arrested in MJC gun incident
• Doomsday Clock is a crock
• Parents catch up
• Appreciation for teacher and music is a class act
• Police shoot, kill pit bull in Ripon
• Modesto Police Department Seeks The Public’s Help In a Major Injury Hit and Run Traffic Accident
• Bus, Car Collide
• Garbage bills are likely to increase
• Girl's family talks of loss
• City employees to fund pensions?
• Officials eye resuming frozen NSP projects
• Around the Region 1/10/12
• Crashed car leads to man with gun
• Riverbank abandons RDA debt
• 'Skateboard Bandit' gets 8-year sentence
• Stanislaus sheriff's lieutenant's fraud case delayed
• Man arrested after death threat against Oakdale mayor
• Woman critical after Modesto wreck involving school bus
• Food plant, Patterson's largest employer, calling it quits
• Pro-life rally Jan. 22 in Merced
• Teaching has become a science under No Child Left Behind
• Modesto area schools find No Child law brought major changes
• Pressure to try harder now on teachers’ shoulders
• Burying the poor falls to county
• Riverbank looks at breaking ties with redevelopment agency
• Class Acts: Q&A with Hilmar teacher Jenifer Schaper
• Low-income aid helps keep families fed
• Resort travel from Stockton gains altitude
• Public tour of Oakdale waste-water treatment plant
• Fire at Modesto home displaces nine people
• Food, clothing to be given out in Modesto
• Around the Region (1/9/12)
• Yesteryears (1/9/12)
• Man shot over color of shorts in Ballico
• Century Center's Hallmark will close
• Ministry of MathChurch tutoring program a real plus for students
• Tale of Chihuahua's whereabouts revealed
• Central Valley sees worst pollution levels in 12 years
• Special Report: No Child Left Behind's impact remains under scrutiny
• A look at the tests
• Attackers target Modesto teen, steal bicycle
• Robber takes drugs from Modesto pharamcy
• Success & Service: Central Valley public relations group bestows honors
• Sweet! Atwater farmer takes shot at vodka gold
• Generous Modesto area readers bring in $53,000 for A Book of Dreams
• Book of Dreams contributor list
• Sierra still in danger of wildfire
• Video: Blue Mass in Modesto honors first responders
• Dark MemoriesSome homicides stand out among 36 cases in 2011
• A new brand of concern over sponsors
• Stanislaus County Auto Theft Suspects (1/7/12)
• Around the Region (1/7/12)
• Manteca woman arrested, suspected of passing bad check
• Happy diners say Dewzbelongs on top 100 list
• Study: More farmers try to trim tilling of soil
• Modesto comedian Angelo Bowers dies
• Jostens lends hand to Davis High grad program
• 2 kids found living among drugs, trash
• Arrest not quite a caseof mistaken identity
• Modesto police are looking for help in hit-and-run case
• Yesteryears
• Yosemite offers free admission for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Search of Sonora home turns up spoiled food, raw sewage and children
• Video captures suspect in Manteca strong-arm robbery
• Around the Region (1/5/11)
• HUD officials mum on scope of NSP audit
• Meth distributors with Stanislaus County ties sentenced
• Modesto auto parts store robbed
• Preliminary hearing set in Stockton for suspect in murder
• Modesto bail bond case is stalled
• Priest finally gets day in court
• Riverbank begins its search
• Arrest made in theft of gas
• Valley Home has new leader
• Canines to sniff out contraband in Oakdale
• SF water deal might advance next week
• YOSEMITE: Enjoying winter's beauty
• Probe continues in fatal shooting of man in Patterson park
• Memories, tears shared as Stanislaus County crime scene tech laid to rest
• Modesto's Renner escapes injury at Thailand bar stabbing
• Fresno funeral home chain magnate B. Whitehurst dies
• HUD, city disagree over scope of housing audit
• Around the Region (1/5/12)
• Water to flow early Irrigation districts ready to deliver in dry winter
• 21-year-old shot dead in Patterson
• Bank robbed in Ceres
• Ag Center Opens
• Modesto Police Investigate Shooting At Walmart
• CDC: Revise policies on lice
• No charges against vehicle theft suspect
• A noble mission trashed by greed
• Ambulance agency OKs Emanuel for heart attack victims
• Turlock narrows police chief search
• Patterson Wal-Mart breaks ground
• Reagan: McCain endorsement will doom Romney
• Trial delayed for Waterford man accused in drowning of toddler
• California Republicans have new leader
• Mitt Romney on your Kindle
• Rick Santorum on audiobook
• Group lists its top 10 scams of the year
• Services set for crime tech
• Chronology: Neighborhood Stabilization Program
• At A Glance: Feds critical of NSP spending
• Lofty goal: $1 million for Turlock schools
• Homeless coalition cleared after probe
• DUI Enforcement Operations Planned for Upcoming Weekends
• City of Modesto News - OIG Audit Report Identifies Few Findings for City's Neighborhood Stabilization Program
• Wal-Mart shoppers unfazed by gunfire
• Developer files Ch. 11 bankruptcy
• Most Wanted: Frank Anthony Chao, lewd conduct
• Man arrested in Los Banos slaying
• Federal audit of Modesto housing program released
• Coroner's office ID's Turlock man killed in crash
• Developer of Modesto's Dale Road plan files for bankruptcy
• PG&E electric rates heat up
• Oakdale family's dog found in Berkeley after 5 years on run
• Around the Modesto-area region (1/3/11)
• Facebook page an inspirational haven for Modesto-area teens
• JARDINE: No shortage of fast ones, so stay alert
• Turlock man returns after 2 years giving ag advice in Afghanistan
• Wal-Mart evacuated after shots fired; no one hurt
• DUI arrests down over holidays
• Iowa Caucus results on your cell phone
• Gang members aren't as visible, but some Modestans fear being targeted
• Since injunction, Modesto area gangs spend time outside home turf
• Barefoot wines see big rise in sales
• Oakdale man puts miles on his walking shoes
• Around the Region (1/2/11)
• Turlock man dies when pickup rolls over
• Class Acts: Robert R. Weichert, Waterford Middle School
• Modesto house hit twice by fires
• Break for those with unpaid traffic tickets
• Calaveras Fair funding proposal still up in air
• Stanislaus County Births
• Edmund Burke 12-volume collection on Kindle for 99 cents
• Conservatives on Twitter
• South Modesto residents wary of gangs despite 2 years of change
• Modesto injunction instills the fear of arrest
• Fire destroys Livingston barn
• Attic fire quickly doused at Modesto home
• Two arrested after a short pursuit in Ceres
• Former Modesto worker struggles with dental benefit cuts
• Modesto finds volunteer graffiti effort isn't enough
• JARDINE: Modesto area stories from 2011 both impacted and inspired
• Modesto family of 5 'persevering,' hopes 2012 will be better
• State cuts put more Stanislaus County programs in danger
• Modesto police officer injures elbow in chase
• Popularity may save Jamestown's Railtown park
• Stockton station's night-time deal pumps up business
• Money sends kids to camp in Sierra foothills
• Romney opposes DREAM Act
• SCAP fires 2 directors
• Valley pesticide use grew 15.5%
• Awards will honor Modesto community leaders
• Dream replaces life of violence
• Modesto-area coat donors come through
• Around the Region (12/31/11)
• Two arrested in New Mexico wanted in Los Banos deaths
• Police nab drivers with suspended licenses
• Yesteryears
• Modesto area officers to step up DUI enforcement
• Bad air forcing frequent burn ban in valley
• Lack of rain will continue; MID ponders early release
• Stanislaus County crime tech dies after being hit by vehicle in Hughson
• Four juveniles are suspected of stealing Modesto boy's bike
• Yesteryears
• Fatal Highway 152 crash victims identified
• Vehicle thieves work holidays
• Tips on protecting your vehicle
• Wal-Mart uses petition process to advantage
• Battle over Wal-Mart in Ceres continues
• Judge grants delay in Modesto murder case
• Around the Region (12/30/11)
• DA appointed to fill Tuolumne judgeship
• Start Year Safely
• Top 10 most-viewed videos of 2011 at modbee.com
• Modesto, other cities to lose RDA funds
• Photo Gallery: Images from modbee.com's top stories
• Modesto police arrest suspect in attack of 66-year-old
• Kelly Clarkson endorses Ron Paul
• Bachmann's Iowa chair quits
• Johnson seeks Libertarian presidential nomination
• Around the Modesto-area region (Dec. 29)
• Gingrich leads in Twitter followers
• Once an eyesore, Modesto lot clean
• Malnourished horses a sign of the economic times
• Once-booming Tracy expects slower growth
• High and dry in the Sierra Visitors, tourists hoping for snow but making do
• Shelters filling up in cold
• Family Justice Center gets grant
• Justices to rule on redevelopment money seizure
• City of Modesto Police Department News Update : Detectives Arrest Suspects In Connection To December 17 Beating Of An Elderly Man On A City Bus
• Northern California McDonald's outlets to offer free coffee
• Officials ID man killed in crash near Crows Landing
• North Modesto fire displaces two
• Around the Modesto-area region (Dec. 28)
• Most Wanted: Carlos Torres, murder
• Yesteryears
• Inmate, officer attacked in Merced
• Merced's posse to join Rose Bowl Parade
• Port of Stockton sees high export numbers
• Charter school at Modesto's Red Shield in planning stages
• Turlock keeps kids busy over break
• Winter coats in short supply
• City Mall on auction block
• Fiery truck crash closes Highway 99 in Manteca
• Modesto Coast Guardsman gets holiday call from Obama
• Obama would squish Gingrich
• Despite mom, Pitman High grad a success
• Yesteryears
• Salvation army collecting coats
• Christmas tree disposal a snap in Modesto
• Bee wants to hear how you'll be dealing with New Year's Eve driving
• Modesto-area shoppers in search of discounts
• UC Merced Student puts heart in research
• Around the Region (12/27/11)
• Merced store clerk shot by robbers
• Family says no gang ties for east Modesto shooting victim
• Woman and daughter sue city of Riverbank
• Harry Kullijian, former Modesto councilman and husband of Carol Channing, dies
• Friday, December 23rd, 2011 Night Shooting Leaves One Person Dead
• CHP investigates fatal near Patterson
• Atwater police arrest man suspected of having pipe bombs
• How to discard a Christmas tree in Modesto
• Holiday DUI crackdown nets 40 arrests in Stanislaus County
• Stanislaus County program will benefit deaf defendants
• Facebook simply isn't for everyone
• Modesto watchdogs growl over fee
• Around the Region (12/26/11)
• Prison health facility in Stockton to bring construction jobs
• Yosemite visitors, traffic reach new heights in 2011
• Ceres school garden to be paved over, but focus still on nutrition, fitness
• Class Acts: Q&A with Denair teacher Paul Michaelis
• Yesteryears (12/26/11)
• Modesto's Salvation Army gives food, toys to thousands
• Yosemite National Park attendance boomed in 2011
• Gunfire at home leaves 1 dead
• Rollover accident injures driver on Highway 99 crash Christmas Eve
• Generous contributions mount in Modesto Bee's annual Book of Dreams fund
• No corralling Mustang: Marcus Hernandez named Modesto Bee player of the year
• Recent contributions to the Book of Dreams fund
• Music & Motion: Early childhood programs benefit children, parents
• Armed robbers hit Turlock store
• Drive-by shooters miss their targets in Empire
• Many help Modesto man create dream gift for ill little boy
• Man robs Wells Fargo branch in Patterson
• Oakdale bakery reopens its doors
• Man shot to death in northeast Modesto
• Looking for some ways to celebrate New Year's Eve? We share some fun ideas
• Modest rise in Christmas sales, Modesto retailers suggest
• Stanislaus County Auto Theft Suspects (12/24/11)
• 35-year sentence in Modesto home invasion
• Valley Heart opens new cardiac clinic in Modesto
• Bell ringer makes a joyful noise
• Yesteryears
• Judge: Man must stand trial in Modesto neighbor's death
• Manhunt Ends For One Of Modesto Police's Most Wanted
• Survey shows growth in smelt in San Joaquin Delta
• Modesto Fire employees help Santa answer letters
• Modesto bicyclist critical after being hit on Tully Road
• Modesto: Man steals computer monitor
• Ripon man flees accident, hits pole
• Man shot at in attempted Modesto carjacking
• Celebrations abound across the region for the dawn of 2012
• Modesto murder suspect died in Mexico car crash
• Main Sierra Nevada highway shut after crash
• Survey shows growth in endangered smelt population
• Valley shivers after hard freeze in Modesto area
• Modesto housing program gets $465k from Feds
• Clerks overpower rifle-carrying would-be robber in Riverbank
• MID board could discuss San Francisco water sale Jan. 10
• Gridlock near Modesto mall
• Police: Suspected shoplifters at Modesto CVS pepper-spray employees
• Nonunion grocers threatening way of life
• Judge rules on Modesto murder trial today
• State approves court's plea for funding
• Modesto Congregation offers food
• Grand jury indicts Ceres man in four bank robberies
• Around The Region (12/23/11)
• DUI checkpoint set for Oakdale
• Yesteryears
• Welcome arrivals for the holidays
• How to get rid of a Christmas tree
• Christmas Tree Recycling Information
• Modesto-area residents recall homeless who died
• Susanville battles residency of San Joaquin County killer
• Yesteryears
• Ripon soldier honored at base
• More DUI patrols tonight in Stanislaus County
• Government offices in, around Modesto will close next week
• Modesto area's murky fog likely to stay
• Modesto-area homeless who have died in last year
• Jardine: West Side invited to turn on, tune in, be heard
• 2 arrested after search in Ripon
• Coroner seeking family of Modesto woman who died in hospital
• Modesto man held, accomplice sought in Manteca auto thefts
• Speed up vet centers, San Joaquin reps tell Obama
• Indalex property begins to clear in Modesto
• Police Investigating an Afternoon Stabbing at a Downtown Park
• Fog delays clean-up at abandoned aluminum plant
• CHP pacing traffic on Highway 99
• Habitat a 'dream come true' for Modesto resident
• Most Wanted: Shawna Rene Seay
• Candlelight service a holiday tradition in Modesto
• Recovery is slow for Modesto teen hit by car while riding bike
• Baby found in Waterford trash can laid to rest in Ceres
• Lawsuit still on against former Stanislaus deputy
• 3 Stanislaus men get prison for nut fraud
• Tuolumne warns of e-mail scam
• Stanislaus man leaves prison camp
• Giving falls after Modesto bell ringer scam
• Stanislaus panel won't make ag buffer rulings
• House GOP seeks rail program audit
• Stanislaus Union School trustees to fill vacancy
• Police looking for downtown Modesto stabbing suspect
• Police: Oakdale man tries to kill girlfriend, uses zip-ties to restrain her
• Car theft suspect arrested after foot chase
• Patterson woman ID'd as victim in fatal car wreck
• Manteca man among five facing child porn charges
• Rock band 'Chicago' coming to Modesto
• Cleanup of former Modesto plant nears
• Modesto-area fire official offers tips for safe holidays
• Last minute package mailers head for area post offices
• Modesto-area based Fiscalini wins international prize for cheddar
• Modestan sees familiar face in a desperate situation
• Stanislaus eyes new mental hospital
• EPA gives valley nearly $100,000 in water grants
• As CEO leaves, Stanislaus gets unexpected cash
• Feinstein quietly provides for easier water sales
• 2nd man held in Oakdale forklift theft
• Police Nab Sword Wielding Robber and His Side Kick Accomplice
• Lying juror given 40 hours of work
• Police: Sword among weapons used in Modesto store robbery
• Murder charge dropped against former Stanislaus County detective
• Police identify west Modesto shooting victim
• Vandals smash windows of Sierra Railroad train in Oakdale
• California trigger cuts pose young inmate problem in Stanislaus County
• Police look for help in north Modesto robbery of 66-year-old man
• Forklift pursued in slow-speed chase from Oakdale to Modesto
• For 80th birthday, Turlock cyclist wants to ride another 100 miles
• UC Merced report advocates Sierra Nevada forest thinning
• Woodlake kids pick gardens over gangs
• Funding will benefit California highway projects
• Mountain lion photo wins in Central Valley wildlife contest
• Candlelight vigil will be held in Modesto for the homeless
• Modesto area city halls close during holidays
• Class Acts: Q&A with Modesto teacher Steven Catlin
• Merced Adult School students helping county's homeless
• Projects to improve San Joaquin Valley air get $3 million
• Oakdale City Council meets on Monday night
• Around the Region (12/19/11)
• Two accused of bell-ringing scam outside Modesto Wal-Mart
• Modesto Police Department News - Police Release Surveillance Photos of Cowardly Attack On An Elderly Victim
• Military Bio: Codie James Bryant, Modesto
• Modesto slaying, hit-and-run not connected
• $10,000 gift no daydream, it's real
• Book of Dreams donors
• Purple Heart comes through for Copperopolis man
• Police find meth in Manteca home
• Film crew goes to Beyer High
• Retiring Stanislaus County CEO had stabilizing effect in tumultuous times
• Carbon monoxide detectors urged
• What others are saying about Robinson
• Man robbed outside Modesto Fuddruckers
• BARE: Twin Modesto mansion wasn't so lucky
• Taxi hit, left on its roof in Modesto
• Elevator goof at Modesto's McHenry Museum
• Memorial service honors hikers swept over Yosemite waterfall
• Foggy conditions expected to linger over the weekend in valley
• Steady jobless rate met with optimism
• Modesto Church Serving Up A Treat
• Trio leaving Riverbank school district
• Seasons Savings for Dec. 17: Community Hospice Foundation
• Modesto-area water coalition notes progress
• MJC gets $6,500 grant for poultry promotion
• Ex-Livingston chemistry teacher gets probation
• Toy Drive for Kids
• Auto Theft Suspects (12/17/11)
• Merced Program assists homeless youths
• Modesto's airport neighborhood celebrates
• Fremont open plan in Modesto
• Docents sought for Columbia State Park
• City Offices to Close for Holidays and Work Furloughs
• Modesto Police Department News - Homicide and Hit & Run Keep Officers Busy on December 16th Night
• Keep Your Holidays From Going Up in Flames!
• Modesto police investigating shooting and hit-and-run accident
• Modesto drive-in restaurant robbed
• Seasons Savings for December 16, 2011: Prime Shine Car Wash
• Pain at pump lessens as gas prices fall
• Cops, Kids and Claus
• YCCD restarts its Modesto Junior College search
• Clouds give way to sun in valley
• Judge: Modesto bludgeoning trial is on
• Prime Shine gets on the bus
• Diamond Foods faces probe in nut payments
• Funeral for Waterford baby
• Salvation Army could use more toys
• Cold War relic at Castle
• Rail hearing highlights doubts
• Turlock continues sober drive program
• Memorial set for 2 Yosemite hikers
• Modesto area police launch extra DUI patrols
• Give The Gift Of Fun!
• Modesto Police Department News - Search For Wanted Suspect Ends In Arrest
• Police: Modesto manhunt suspect held girlfriend against will for days
• Live Chat: Modesto Irrigation District GM today at 11 a.m.
• Modesto manhunt ends safely near Johansen High
• Stanislaus County tech wiring for future finds past
• Modesto's Village I taxes stir anger residents
• Seasons Savings: Blue Diamond Nut and Gift Shops
• Stanislaus school board member retiring after 33 years
• Around the Modesto-area region (Dec. 15)
• Gregori High students bring cheer to Modesto seniors
• CSUS gets state fundingto retrofit old science hall
• Modesto man must stand trial in death of infant
• Modesto Police Department News - Threatening Statements About Kaiser Hospital Employees Leads To Arrest
• Modesto Police Department News - There Are No Holiday Festivities In Jail
• Clean-up delayed at abandoned Modesto aluminum plant
• Meyer deserved Medal of Honor, his comrades say
• White House response to questions about Dakota Meyer's Medal of Honor narrative
• Marines promoted inflated story for Medal of Honor winner
• Man in custody after threatening to open fire at Kaiser in Modesto
• Modesto nonprofit says trio of managers can't represent SCAP
• Modesto man gets 32 years for fatally stabbing girlfriend
• Sonora police is now on Facebook
• La Niña weather likely milder, still temperamental Forecast: Fickle
• Modesto seeks edge in attracting business
• Modesto real estate investor arrested by FBI
• Stanislaus sheriff changes course on jail
• Seasons Savings: McHenry Mansion Visitor Center and Gift Store
• Holiday party becomes fund-raiser for McHenry Mansion
• Turlock sees job, visitor growth
• Modesto: Mom testifies about ex in baby's death
• High-speed rail board puts PR push on back burner
• Most Wanted: Benjamin Daniel Gayton
• MID'S Allen Short will chat online
• Send A Tweet ... Win A Scholarship
• DUI checkpoint planned in Ripon
• Around The Region (12/14/11)
• Modesto dealership, residents lend help after church theft
• Modesto police investigate Village I liquor store robbery
• Brown: State to impose another $1B in budget cuts
• Jerry Brown's cuts to California schools less than feared
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Meeting
• Harsh reality: RDA broke
• Seasons Savings for Dec. 13: Turlock City Arts Commission
• Santa-napper on naughty list
• Salvation Army uses 'free money' to improve shelter
• Modesto school district to tap reserves to get by
• Holiday in Bloom
• Village I tax probe on agenda
• Stanislaus supervisors to tackle jail and morgue projects
• Modesto neighbor gives account of confrontation between Abbey, Elias
• MID's Allen Short will chat online
• Bee hopes to hear miracle stories
• Detectives asking for help on Modesto taco truck shooting
• Modesto man arrested in connection with Ripon High sex assault
• Coroner ID's woman struck by car west of Modesto
• Oakdale police subdue man suspected of holding family hostage
• Man stabbed after vehicle breaks down near Oakdale
• Modesto residents concerned over soil laced with toxic barium
• Waterford girl fulfills Christmas wishes for 8 kids
• Riverbank redevelopment agency looking for debt solution
• Class Acts: Q&A with Empire teacher Jeanne White
• Stanislaus County sheriff shuffles coverage of unincorporated areas
• Plans for former Castle Air Force Base in Atwater revealed
• Modesto area motorcycle riders team up for holiday toy run
• Columbia College eyeing Oakdale campus
• Around the Region (12/12/11)
• Stanislaus and Oakdale fire agencies step closer to merger
• Bay Area power producer pays to offset valley air pollution
• Modesto Police Department News - Shots Fired In 'Take Over' Style Robbery
• Children meet police as part of Ripon's public service series
• Stanislaus firefighters need food for families
• Yesteryears (12/12/11)
• Modesto Salvation Army collecting coats for kids
• Four generations of firefighters keep it A Family Affair
• Growers give ear to honeybee health
• Donations hit $22,500 for community's needy
• Police standoff in Modesto ends peacefully
• Are strict suspension rules hurting kids?
• Consultants assessing Modesto NSP's growing list of problems
• JARDINE: Four generations of Modesto firefighters keep it in the family
• For Patterson family, holidays mean mourning death of a child
• Modesto area growers give ear to honeybee health
• Shooting kills man in Merced
• Police arrest 3 after shots fired, chase near Ceres
• Longtime Modesto school board member garners honor
• Book of Dreams donations hit $22,500 for Modesto area needy
• Meet the Riverbank city manager hopefuls
• Police standoff in Modesto ends peacefully
• Solar future illuminated at UC Merced seminar
• Modesto Police Department News - 12-Hour Crime Spree Ends In Arrests
• City Council Appoints Stephanie Burnside Vice Mayor
• High Tech Gifts: What Modesto-area residents are buying
• Seasons Savings for Dec. 10: Yogurt Mill in Modesto
• Auto Theft Suspects (12/10/11)
• Yesteryears
• UC Merced campus library hit by burglars
• Modesto's Lyons family among finalist for Leopold Conservation Award
• Community Briefing (12/10/11)
• Modesto man gets five years in prison on drug charge
• First Modesto courthouse site approved
• Modesto's dry December will continue over next few days
• Staying safe with your Christmas lights
• Modesto students help McHenry Mansion
• Salida district benefits from White House nod
• Around the Region (12/10/11)
• Elderly woman on way to mailbox struck by car, dies west of Modesto
• Pauly Shore comes to Modesto's Fat Cat
• Report: Village I homeowners charged millions too much
• Released mortgage fraudster re-offends
• Modesto homeless veterans receive backpacks from Wallace boy
• New fitness center a suitable award for Hickman students
• Seasons Savings for December 9, 2011
• Two former Modesto mayoral hopefuls back Hawn
• Stanislaus house, mobile home burned
• Modesto, Stockton postal closures studied
• Stanislaus fairground donates time capsule
• Health risk for 1 in 3 Stanislaus, Merced students, test shows
• Cause unknown in McHenry Mansion fire
• Stanislaus moving on indalex site
• Three suspected of 'take over' style robbery at Modesto Burger King
• Zumba With VBoogie!! New Classes & Events coming to U!
• Fire at Historic McHenry Mansion Affects Holiday Festivities
• A Remarkable RunAlmonds' success multiplies, spreads
• Seasons Savings for Dec. 8: Crow Trading Co.
• Bypass plans draw crowd
• McHenry Mansion repairs in good hands — again
• Fire south of Ceres destroys homes, threatens propane tank
• Modesto police arrest pair suspected of robberies, burglary
• Marijuana found in Abbey's shed-like living space, Modesto investigator says
• Almonds' success multiplies, spreads for valley residents
• McHenry Mansion repairs in good hands — again
• Bypass plans draw crowd in Modesto
• Modesto hospital part of overbilling inquiry
• Modesto nut grower re-elected
• Modesto church donations basket missing after Breakfast with Santa
• Oakdale delays tourism-board pick
• Victims’ families hold vigil in Modesto
• Merced murderer sentenced
• Honor loved ones in the service
• Around The Region (12/08/11)
• Yesteryears
• Modesto Police Department News - Police Arrest Suspect In Morning Bank Robbery
• As McHenry Mansion cleanup begins, Modesto investigators search for answers
• Most Wanted: Jovani Santamaria
• Board backs grand jury's legal press
• Seasons Savings for December 7, 2011
• Foothills jazz choir swings as tree is lit up
• Coroner ID's Riverbank man killed in Livermore
• FBI raids Riverbank home, office of SCAP execs
• Abbey Case: Ex-Stanislaus County detective accused of harassing tenants
• Foothills jazz choir swings as tree is lit up
• Seasons Savings for December 7, 2011
• Board backs grand jury's legal press
• Oakdale council votes to boost budget
• Man gets eight years for molesting Stanislaus girl
• Most Wanted: Jovani Santamaria
• Modesto Junior College candidates are down to three
• Medical Arts Building eyed as new Stanislaus morgue site
• Modesto crash snarls traffic near mall
• Winton man dies from self-inflicted wounds
• Stanislaus awarded grant to target DUI, boost safety
• Modesto's historic McHenry Mansion damaged by fire
• Modesto councilman Gunderson resigns from school board
• Third hiker swept over Yosemite's Vernal Fall identified
• Woman shot three times during dispute with ex-Stanislaus County deputy
• Modesto police looking for bank robbery suspect
• North Modesto wreck tangles mall traffic
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Meeting
• Conflict controversy surfaces in Patterson
• Capitol tree's journey thrills area residents
• Nonprofit's efforts keep Modesto sober house open
• Tale told for Modestan killed at Pearl Harbor
• Empire man held in probe of fraud
• Check online chat with Modesto Irrigation District's Allen Short
• Officers probe Modesto stabbing
• Sheriff's Department: Body found at Rainbow Farms in Turlock
• Seasons Savings for December 6, 2011
• Modesto Police Department News - Arrest Made In Bomb Scare Bank Robbery
• Two Officers Injured During The Arrest Of An Armed Robbery Suspect
• Stanislaus plans to close aging Honor Farm
• Tuolumne water woes linger
• Tracy eyes reclaiming its library
• Yosemite officials: 1 body ID'd, another discovered
• Fire displaces 11 residents near downtown Modesto
• Detectives search for clues into discovery of dead baby in Waterford
• Former deputy goes to court in off-duty Modesto shooting death case
• Modesto area road project would be 2nd hit for some
• Around the Region (12/5/11)
• Stanislaus County district attorney's office to honor murder victims with tree lighting
• Merced students winners in public engagement program
• No developments on dead baby found in Waterford
• Class Acts: Q&A with Jennifer Roberts
• Hearing set for Oakdale school leader accused of child molestation
• Gunman holds up Modesto fabric and craft store
• Teen stabbed in front of Modesto High
• Modesto officers hurt in fight with robbery suspect
• Three Tuolumne County fires out, many still without power
• Men with guns try to rob Modesto dollar store
• Man fatally shot by police after fight at party in north Merced
• Oakdale board appointment may go to mother of councilman
• Modesto Police Department News - Bank Evacuated After Robbery
• Stanislaus Union School District ponders options on Gunderson
• Three women held in Stockton mortgage fraud
• Second recent fight happens at Modesto mall
• Men rob Modesto liquor store
• JARDINE: Lower-paying job in Modesto beats a long stint unemployed
• Five school programs get Golden Bells in Northern San Joaquin Valley
• Modesto area residents help us make dreams come true
• Police arrest Livingston man in Modesto bank robbery case
• Three wildfires still burning in Sierra Nevada foothills
• No answers on baby found in Waterford trash can
• Atwater's Castle developer has poor financial record
• Longtime Ceres worker moves on to Riverbank job
• South San Joaquin Irrigation District takeover feasible
• Hilmar church program starts with candy, ends with meals for hungry children
• The Modesto Bee seeks spectacular Christmas lights
• Ranks of rakers offer a pileof advice on ways to tackle job
• SCAP server theft probed
• Crews gain ground in foothill fires
• Baby found dead in garbage can at Waterford mini-mart
• Yosemite tackling Half Dome problems
• Seasons Savings for December 3, 2011
• Merced ousts Occupy protesters
• Study IDs risk areas in valley
• Auto theft suspects for the week of December 3, 2011
• Merced panels need a few good folks
• Around The Region (12/03/11)
• Book Of Dreams attracts donors
• Police Have Identified Suspect In Recent Robbery
• Two Modesto men killed in Highway 4 crash near Tracy
• Man wanted for stabbing during fight in Oakdale
• Fire destroys Modesto home
• Trains run on nostalgic line at Stanislaus County Fairgrounds
• Modesto rail path hinted
• Fires whip through foothills
• Walnut firm hit with lawsuits
• 4 Stanislaus students take home scholarships
• Late Livingston budget avoids cuts
• Baby found dead in garbage can at Waterford mini-mart
• Bank robber claims bomb
• 3 suspects sought in robbery at Modesto shoe store
• Translators unavailable for hearing in Modesto murder case
• Driver tries to lure Manteca boy into van
• Around The Region (12/02/11)
• Seasons Savings: Sparkling Chic
• Book Of Dreams attracts donors
• Memorial set for Modesto pedestrian killed while crossing McHenry Avenue
• SCAP suspends 3 top managers over Modesto housing controversy
• Arsonists torch several Tuolumne County sheriff's vehicles
• Pilot out for a spin snaps quick picture of Empire farmer's creation
• Valley retailers are looking up
• Traffic snarled after car hits power pole on Claribel Road in Modesto
• A night of fantasy at Del Rio Country Club
• Seasons Savings: Stylish Cincher
• Body found near Vernal Fall
• Waterford killer's sentence hearing delayed
• Arbitrator may hear water plant squabble
• Honor loved ones in the military
• Pot-bellied pigs addition to Atwater shelter
• Merced teachers near deal
• Renters rights strengthened in Merced
• Modesto man gets 42 to life
• 2 Turlock schools locked down
• Expect hard blows again today
• Winter/Spring 2012 Activity Guide Available
• Sentencing hearing in Modesto motel killing postponed 2 weeks
• Modesto police break up a kidnapping
• Armed man tries, fails to rob Modesto Junior College student in classroom
• Man survives gunshot to head but won't cooperate with Modesto police
• Two Turlock schools locked down as precaution over false report of shooting
• Modestan holding 2 offices at once
• Report disputes payoff if farms conserve more
• Brighter picture is ahead for Stanislaus
• Pair in Vintage Faire fracas weren't arrested
• Book of Dreams attracts donors
• Hearing tonight on Modesto districts
• 24 arrested during Merced drug cartel operation
• Cleaver killing of boss outlined in Modesto murder case
• Bill could subject high-speed rail bidder to Holocaust survivor lawsuits
• Bomb scare closes UC Merced library
• Growth talks get new Modesto sponsor
• Report shows Merced county employee falsified time card
• Stanislaus group prepares gifts, necessities for service members overseas
• Riverbank council weighs legal fees
• Most Wanted: Francisco "Frankie" Carranza Meza
• Stanislaus stuck with Indalex for a while
• Modesto councilman-elect Gunderson stays mum about his two offices
• Stanislaus latinos hit hardest by foreclosures
• Valley residents playing in imported snow
• 'Santa' springs for electric train for 3-year-old
• Modesto adopts Chinese sister city
• Turlock Together taking applications
• Modesto town hall meeting set for Highway 132 project
• County public transit guidebook updated
• Tuolumne courthouse evacuated, but 'bomb' fake
• Smoke alarms save lives, but fire guts Patterson home
• Merced hospital gets vein-finding device
• Smoke detectors save 9 asleep in Patterson home
• Modesto police searching for carjacking suspects
• Big rig crashes in Modesto, takes out freeway soundwall
• Doctors Medical Center in Modesto has new CEO
• Cardiac CareMemorial upgrades assessment, treatment of heartattacks
• Kiernan ramps will be slimmer
• San Joaquin Valley water district might finally get U.S. to pay
• Class Acts: Q&A with Mary Beth Roe
• Two longtime Modesto Irrigation Board members to step down
• Modesto financial planning companies merge into one
• Modesto area residents should check air quality before burning
• California fire officials: Inspect gear that heats your home
• Modesto-based adult day care program gets reprieve
• Holiday season attracts scammers to Modesto area
• River's salmon eggs lost
• Minnie's tiki statues stolen
• Advances in agriculture change nature of work
• Third blaze breaks out at vacant Modesto factory
• Merced supervisors approve furloughs, pay cuts
• Dense fog settles over Modesto, northern San Joaquin Valley
• Fired Caltrans tech pleads no contest to assault
• Modesto entrepreneur creating buzz with honey energy drink
• Deputies seek men for fatal shooting near Modesto bar
• New evidence sets hearing for retrial in Modesto triple murder
• Northern San Joaquin Valley cities celebrate the season
• BARE: Historians describe Stanislaus County's native residents in book
• Modesto area kids in no rush to switch to e-books
• JARDINE: After waffling on date, girl born in Modesto IHOP parking lot
• Modesto man held in child sex case
• Modesto councilman-elect must decide whether to resign from board
• Modesto area autistic, ADHD kids get help in Murphys
• Race-walk adopted to improve south Modesto neighborhood
• Stockton airport passenger numbers soar
• Deputies seek men for fatal shooting near Modesto bar
• Auto Theft Suspects for the week of November 26, 2011
• Health center CEO plans to retire
• Homes more affordable than ever in Stanislaus
• Davis High students' charge: Commit to finish
• Fall’s in full swing in the valley
• Solicitation leads to probe of Modesto man
• Got a leaf pile? Share your story
• Atwater woman on water board
• Burglary suspect held after pilfering deceased Modestan's house
• Modesto gas station market burns
• Murphys estate sale features TV heavyweight's items
• Around The Region (11/26/11)
• Yesteryears
• Special DUI Enforcement Planned for Early December
• Pedestrian Killed In Mchenry Collision
• Pokemon players converge on Modesto store
• Bay Area supermarkets hit by identity thieves
• Thanksgiving doesn't stop Modesto Black Friday shoppers
• Hundreds wait in the cold for deals at Best Buy in Riverbank
• Tweets and photos from Black Friday shopping on Thursday in Modesto
• Yesteryears
• Students honor Modesto school janitor
• Indalex fire out in Modesto; site still in flux
• YCCD buys four acres for Patterson satellite
• Plenty of sharing spirit in Modesto
• Around the Modesto-area region (Nov. 25)
• Merced awarded DUI grant
• Teenager shot in Delhi
• Visitor center opens at San Luis National Wildlife Refuge
• Save Mart issues identity theft warning
• What will climate change mean for California?
• Modesto Police Investigate A Series Of Violent Armed Robberies
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicles on McHenry Avenue in Modesto
• View the Modesto Bee Black Friday ads on modbee.com
• Railtown workers make sick boy's dream come true
• 9-year-old Modesto boy has craving to help needy
• 3 teens to face murder charges in Riverbank market slaying
• Tweet while you hunt for deals
• Coin flip decides Newman-Crows Landing school race
• Weather closes two Yosemite Park roads
• Injured Cal Fire captain moved to rehab
• Sonora police arrest soda machine burglar
• Around The Region (11/24/11)
• Yesteryears
• Stanislaus County Sheriff's lieutenant charged with welfare fraud
• Indalex plant stripped by scavengers catches fire in Modesto
• Black Friday encampment blossoms at Best Buy in Riverbank
• Modesto Police seek pair for string of robberies
• SCAP couple settle civil lawsuit over man's death
• Corrected number for Modesto Comcast subscribers to call for NFL Network
• After data theft, Sutter Health sued
• Retail Camping
• So many Modesto area residents in need
• Most Wanted: Carl Michael Valle
• Turlock Irrigation District hears fee hike qualms
• No layoffs, centers closing in Oakdale
• Stanislaus Military Academy students, faculty celebrate together
• Suspected scammer of Tuolumne couple arrested in fraud case
• Merced censures official
• Valley residents in the spirit of giving
• Number on food stamps soars
• House burns in Modesto's airport neighborhood
• Book Of Dreams online giving OK
• Two Modesto businesses robbed by pair
• Crash along 99 ties up Modesto area traffic
• Man wounded in south Modesto shooting
• Ceres company pours effort into honey-based energy drink
• 3 teens to face murder charges in Riverbank market slaying
• Drivers warned: Dense fog arrives in time for holiday
• Turlocker retiring from playing Santa
• Board will take up sex harassment report
• Students spring for African well
• Modesto area gas drops in time for holiday travel
• Many ways to give thanks in Modesto
• A look at merging Stanislaus transportation agencies hits bumps
• Highway 59 safety concerns voiced
• Modesto man arrested in Ceres shooting case
• UC Merced students help rebuild Haiti
• Modesto fatal fire still under review
• Modesto Police Investigating A Fatal Traffic Accident
• Book Of Dreams online giving OK
• Modesto Schools candidate won't seek a recount
• Online donations for Book of Dreams now available
• Modesto man jailed on suspicion of shooting friend's dad
• Police identify pedestrian killed in north Modesto
• Woman assaulted in Modesto home, police say
• Claim of sexual harassment by Merced County official validated
• Shoppers savor locally grown food from Modesto area farms
• Modesto apartment fire claims life of man in wheelchair
• Ceres will get more efficient, brighter streetlights
• Oakdale council to review budget after sales tax vote
• Riverbank City Council increases legal spending
• Stanislaus County culinary school on menu in Oakdale
• Riverbank animal control checking for shots, dog licenses
• Thanksgiving for 1,000 at Modesto plaza
• Class Acts: Q&A with Modesto teacher Miles Scott
• Merced chancellor says police restraint vital on campus
• Yesteryears (11/21/11)
• Merced County on alert for metal thieves
• Study finds valley poverty, environment harmful to health
• City Of Modesto News - Help Draw Modesto!
• Modesto Police Department News - Burglary Suspect Arrested
• When the 'City of Trees' Becomes the 'City of Leaves'
• Modesto Police Department News - November 17, 2011
• Judicial hopefuls workshop slated in Modesto
• Stanislaus County women's group collecting food
• AAA sees busy weekend ahead for California travel
• Consultants tasked with NSP's revival in Modesto
• Memorial Medical Center in Modesto is most-preferred
• Multifaith Thanksgiving celebration planned in Modesto
• Turlock toy drive brings comfort to family
• Man robs Modesto Metro PCS store at gunpoint
• Ripon school needs many votes for grant
• Modesto pomegranate season arrives in time for Thanksgiving
• Half-cent tax increase will steady Oakdale budget
• No loophole to arrest metal thieves?
• Double duty for Modesto City Council winner
• Volunteers and donations are needed to aid Modesto area needy
• Modesto area nonprofit groups share their holiday 'dreams'
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle in north Modesto
• Modesto taco truck employee robbed at gunpoint
• President of Gallo is bullish on wine industry
• Leaf season arrives in Modesto along with some wet weather
• Modesto Junior College hosts musical high schoolers
• Stanislaus special ed will stay put
• Stanislaus jobless rate mostly stable
• Newman hopefuls face tie in election
• Sutter patient data breach immense
• Valley Apprentice teams didn't stop working after contest
• Cal Fire starts winter staffing levels
• Salida grade school students tour Foster Farms turkey ranch
• Young Modesto artist seeks votes
• Buyers seek coins, other items at Modesto show
• Livingston teacher's ankle monitor stays
• Around The Region (11/19/11)
• Two Stanislaus spellers win, move on
• Modesto wants input on redistricting
• Vacant house in west Modesto burns to the ground
• Stanislaus County unemployment rate remain stable
• Lockdown lifted at Modesto's Sonoma Elementary School
• Modesto special education programs will remain the same
• SCAP leaders acknowledge 'mistakes' in letter to Modesto officials
• Modesto, county offices closed for the holidays
• Bee reporter recounts dealings with Modesto man at Jonestown
• Book tells the story of 'the perfect hell on earth'
• Stanislaus Kettle Kick-Off brings in $193K
• MJC down to 4 in search for president
• Modesto man guilty in stepdad's murder
• Stanislaus seniors turn out in big numbers for food program
• Modesto man jailed, suspect in burglary, assault
• Modesto Junior College furniture thrown out too soon
• Twilight fans ready for 'Breaking Dawn'
• Three Stanislaus men indicted for meth sales
• Honor loved ones in the service
• Cold, rain could hit region today
• Register For The 2nd Annual Spirit of Giving Run and Get A Free Entree From Fuzio’s Universal Bistro
• 2012 Annual Poets’ Corner Contest
• With suspects in Modesto court, divers eye weapon in Merced
• Burglary suspect caught in Modesto after stabbing guard, police say
• Reaction to North County Corridor routes mixed
• Acrobats pay visit to Modesto's Beyer High
• Blue Diamond reveals plans for new Turlock plant
• Turlock men proud to be the faces of quitters
• Denair fire unit gets $10K grant
• Help for Stanislaus County seniors with food stamps
• Police: Gunmen hold up Modesto wireless store
• Man shot in south Modesto, authorities say
• Modesto students kept safe after armed robbery
• Abandoned Modesto building's collapse doesn't stop metal scavengers
• Driver critical after crash into Turlock home
• Snakes Alive: Rattlers force closure of Gustine High
• Rain, cold headed for Modesto, Sierra foothills
• Modesto woman accused of torching ex-boyfriend's apartment
• Yosemite ends search for Modesto area waterfall victims
• Firewood truck overturns in Modesto
• Modesto Irrigation District to raise rates by 2.9%
• Fee dispute gets costly for Stanislaus
• Turlock takes hit on transfers
• Generosity paves the way for rider
• Modesto City Schools resignation will cost $86K
• Bids sought for high-speed rail
• Stanislaus County Board Of Supervisors Watch
• Around The Region (11/16/11)
• Yesteryears
• Most Wanted: Eddie Gustavo Corona
• Live coverage from the Stanislaus Board of Supervisors meeting
• Woman with child robbed at gunpoint in front of Modesto school
• Modesto mom accused of stabbing son to stand trial
• Modesto Irrigation District to raise rates 2.9 percen
• MODESTO: City official involved with NSP resigns
• FBI: Hate crimes level in U.S.
• SCAP board: No immediate changes
• JARDINE: Modesto slow to acknowledge SCAP problems
• Blaze Rages in Modesto
• Gustine troops program looks to expand
• Tenants expected at Turlock sites
• Oakdale looks at $50K for security
• New Keyes schools chief already at work
• Judge backs Feds demand for valley legal group's info
• Modesto man found guilty in almond case
• Ceres meth bust leads to manhunt
• Wrongful death hearing coming for Modesto hit-and-run
• New maps for North County Corridor project
• Olsen officially states candidacy
• The Bee looking for some 'class acts'
• Police uncover four pounds of meth, weapons in Cer
• Around the Region (11/14/11)
• San Joaquin River will be a 'blueway'
• Free Modesto bus service provided to holiday dinner
• 2 projects may be Stockton recession-enders
• Dancing a way to build cultural bridges
• Study details climate change effects on delta
• Legalexpenses mountin city
• Bells ring for holiday funds
• 3 items highlight schools' agenda
• Class Acts: Q&A with Vicky Boese
• Supervisors to consider tax breaks for farmers
• Ahhh ... tumnFall colors have arrived
• State prisoners arrive in Stanislaus County jails
• Stanislaus County special education decision due Friday
• Manteca Police Department chaplains to take oath
• Free MAX Bus Service For Thanksgiving Dinner
• City Offices To Close Due To Holidays and Work Furloughs
• City Seeks Applicants For Redevelopment Advisory Commission
• Three firefighters hurt, one seriously, when roof collapses in Copperopolis
• Modesto finds SCAP violated federal, state rules
• Students occupying Merced McMansions
• Fines stand against Merced concrete company
• Modesto community youth program helps kids get ahead
• JARDINE: Heart patient from Modesto on the go with device
• Modesto traffic safety unit gets state award
• Modesto Police get $285K grant to combat traffic violations
• Solar power boom threatens prime ag land
• Turlock Irrigation District to offer discount windows
• Judge asked to seize Trinitas property north of Escalon
• Smog tests free Saturday at Modesto JC
• Webinars to instruct on elder care issues
• Reading tutors in demand at Modesto Library
• Is La Niña weather pattern going to stay another winter?
• 4 arrests in series of Stanislaus auto thefts
• Pit bull attacks Delhi 6-year-old
• 'Gossip' Girls: Sibling Modesto singers set to release first CD
• Foster Farms helps Manteca food bank
• Stolen goods found in Oakdale home
• Lottery registration set for ski hut in Yosemite
• Utah man convicted in mortgage scam
• Around The Region (11/12/11)
• Smog tests free Nov. 19 at Modesto Junior College
• Turlock finishes $50,000 ahead
• Yesteryears
• Impact of indomitable human spirit stands out
• Aaronson concedes to Lopez in Modesto council race
• Suspicious death investigated in Escalon
• Vietnam Stories: Impact of indomitable human spirit stands out
• Turlock business marks 100 years of service
• Too little cash for Internet? No more
• YCCD jobs safe for 2 years
• Stanislaus vets get belated diplomas
• Yosemite Community College District board is now 7 voting areas
• West Siders listen to Kamilos
• Gallo sells Hornsby's brand to cider leader
• Stanislaus home building's 'normal' far off
• Veterans Day events planned for valley towns
• Modesto schools launch web site
• World Day of Sports for Peace will be celebrated in Modesto
• Second murder suspect arrested in Modesto convenience store shooting
• Modesto police plan DUI patrols
• Modesto Police Department To Combat Traffic Deaths And Injuries With Special Program
• Modesto Police Department Plan DUI Checkpoint And Roving DUI Patrols
• Five arrested after Turlock drug deal goes bad
• Turlock student struck by car in critical but stable condition
• Ethics leaders want to see 'real changes' from Modesto nonprofit
• Modesto council OKs hiring two consultants to watch over NSP
• Late ballots hold up Stanislaus County results
• Modesto, Sylvan school boards und
• Ceres man hopes for sales punch from boxer's endorsement
• Turlock Junior High student struck by car, critically hurt
• Modesto's venerable Scenic Nursery shutting its doors
• Jardine: Uncovering veterans' experiences
• New mission for Turlock center: Assistance for homeless
• Modesto-area Veterans Day events
• Union, Stanislaus County reach agreement
• Busy night for Modesto area firefighters
• JFK essay contest accepting works
• Around the Region (11/10/11)
• Modesto Once Again Ranked in Top 10 of Digital Cities Survey
• U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree Coming To Modesto
• Modesto Police Canine Team Receive Top Honors
• Modesto Police Department Traffic Unit Responds To A Two Vehicle Involved Fatal Traffic Collision
• Modesto Regional Fire Authority News - Help Save Lives In Your Community
• Modesto Police Department Traffic Unit Receives Statewide Traffic Safety Award
• Modesto Turkey Trot and Gobbler Walk
• Female Passenger In A Major Injury Collision Passes Away Due To Injuries Suffered During The Collision
• Stanislaus Area Crime Stoppers Consummated The Merger With Carole Sund-Carrington Foundation
• Social services hiring workers
• Compact County
• Teen bicyclist critically injured in first of two accidents in east Modesto
• U.S. ag secretary: Pacts a boon for state's farmers
• 3 S.J. bank branches taken over
• Delta draws attention in Washington
• Man shot in west Modesto
• Some valley schools celebrate Halloween; some don't
• Sund-Carrington money given to Stanislaus Crime Stoppers
• Modesto Garden Club, city officials weed out who does what for city plants
• If voting by mail, send ballots now
• Waterford man convicted of murder in Modesto motel stabbing
• Turlock police looking for hit-and-run suspect
• Sheriff's deputies find illegal weapons stash in Tuolumne County
• Early morning fire displaces four in Modesto
• Hiring in Modesto area carries no promise job lasts
• Families experience great shift in college costs
• Bush daughter misses Modesto Gallo Center talk
• Modesto police's virtual ride-along a big success
• Modesto mayor hopefuls get unusual questions at forum
• Retirement agreements on Modesto council's schedule
• Class Acts: Q&A with Kristen Viray
• Food bank fills up from San Joaquin jail's garden
• Demand for Modesto area truckers to last for the long haul
• Modesto family displaced by fire
• Los Banos, Beyer bands march off with wins
• Yesteryears (10/31/11)
• Modesto police planning DUI patrol
• Modesto Police Plan Checkpoints And Roving Patrols For November
• Jenna Bush Hager cancels appearance at Gallo Center for the Arts
• Modesto Irrigation District water deal stirs up debate
• Stanislaus County officials revive dream of faster highway
• JARDINE: Modesto Paranormal has its eyes on spooks
• Los Banos courthouse plans on track
• Nominations sought for Riverbank citizen of year
• Riverbank redevelopment agency wins grant
• Operation Boo to keep Stanislaus County sex offenders in check
• Biggest Halloween danger to Modesto area kids is drunken drivers
• Sylvan saving money with schools renovations
• Modesto area boosters honored on philanthropy holiday
• Brother stabbed with scissors in Modesto motel room
• Oakdale gang shootings prompt searches
• Donate by text to the Modesto Salvation Army
• Modesto planning panel seeks applicants
• Riverbank to hold open house for ammo plant
• Ansel Adams display brings visitors to Turlock's Carnegi
• Jury deliberating fatal Modesto motel stabbing
• Democrat hopefuls get political lesson
• A Satisfying Reward for Modesto school
• Castle Air Museum sets fright night
• Hawn outspending rivals
• Special ed move awaiting decision
• Auto Theft Suspects (10/29/11)
• Modesto's Graceada Park ranks among top 100 public spaces
• City Of Modesto Recreation News - Adult Water Exercise Class
• 29th Annual Modesto Police Department K-9 Trials
• Stockton motorcylist killed in hit-and-run accident in Manteca
• Oak Valley board places longtime CEO on paid leave
• Homeless man assaulted in Modesto park, police say
• Two suspected drunk drivers in Riverbank wreck that injures 5
• Modesto Police: Man snatches 70-year-old woman's purse
• Family of dementia patient suing Manteca car dealership
• Friendly Competition: More on line than football for Oakdale, Manteca
• Telescope Viewing Night at MJC
• Modesto's Calvary Temple to hold human trafficking sessions
• Modesto police K-9 units ready for competition
• BBB warns of Medicare scams
• IHOP restaurants to offer kids free Scary Face Pancake today
• 1 man jailed, another sought in robbery try
• Around the Region (10/27/10)
• Modesto motel slaying case goes to jurors
• Color the anti-drug program purple
• Bariatric surgeries climb
• Turlock Head Start is 'excellent'
• Campaign urging civility kicks off its second year
• MID water sale meetings draw a strong response
• Halloween Safety Tips from the Modesto Police Department
• Modesto Regional Fire Authority To Conduct High Rise Training In Downtown Modesto
• City Seeking Applicants To Fill Vacancy On Planning Commission
• Modesto Police Department News - Police Investigate Metal Thefts From Local Parks
• Drunk Drivers Can’t Hide Behind Halloween Costumes
• Jenna Bush Hager in Modesto Oct. 30
• CA Supreme Court denies 2 redistricting challenges
• Police: Delhi family dispute becomes violent
• Damage at parks has Modesto police making checks at recyclers
• Grim forecast for Stanislaus job seekers
• Site list narrows to honor Chávez
• Patterson's council selects new attorney
• Charter company making the grade
• Jurors hear taped words in Modesto murder case
• Modesto area DJs lose jobs as part of radio cuts
• Atwater rec official rules on softball fight
• Huerta set to receive Modesto club honors
• Mayor Provides Update Regarding Council Member Conflict Of Interest Issue
• Man arrested, suspected of taking gun on campus in west Modesto
• State fire warns against burning
• Building Suspense: Teens in the newsroom want you to continue story
• Fire damages Modesto home under refurbishment
• Pair suspected in Patterson burglaries
• Police to keep close eye on parks for metal theft
• Modesto Irrigation District water sale isdecried
• No conflict for Modesto councilman in NSP deal
• Cleanup of personnel files under way at Modesto plant
• Pumpkin season in the valley
• List long for Modesto high school projects
• Modesto Irrigation District hears algae pitch and income potential
• Funds cuts worry children of Miller's Place clients
• Chief deputy coroner leaving post
• Turlock council OKs paying for RDA
• Charges filed in Escalon slaying
• Video: Abandoned house catches fire in Modesto's airport neighborhood
• Modesto man guilty of murder in shooting death of ex-girlfriend
• Turlock mom arrested in connection with kidnapping
• Police: Teen identified gunman in Turlock shooting
• Ripon Police: Woman with loaded gun arrested at truck stop
• Modesto City Schools approves Gregori Stadium
• House loan aid program to help underwater homeowners rebooted
• Modesto care center is planning meeting on halt of funds
• Buy T-shirt, help baby in Oakdale
• Modesto to consider picks for redistricting panel
• Cleanup planned of files at Modesto plant
• Police arrest Dollar Tree robbery suspect
• Escalon grad receives honors for sheep study
• Police union sues Ripon over dispute
• MID to hear green proposals
• Tight money hurts Merced Co. disabled
• Man dies when car goes into Merced's Bear Creek
• Modesto police seek shooting suspects
• Sonora man killed in Reno
• Beardbrook Park Closed Temporarily Due To Vandalism
• Modesto's Beard Brook Park closed after vandals strike
• Modesto district's proposed water deal with San Francisco would net millions
• Cardoza facing a new role: lame duck
• Need patrons for your artwork? Try Kickstarter
• Modesto area parents draw line on cost for kids' Halloween looks
• Scarce funds put Modesto nonprofit for poor and elderly at risk
• Gustine woman, Los Banos man killed in separate crashes
• Waterford confident over park grant
• Riverbank meets over growth plan
• Yesteryears (10/24/11)
• Oakdale official makes house call
• Modesto suspect pretends to be homeless to avoid arrest
• Stanislaus Christmas tree awaits Capitol debut
• Patterson teen center getting new site
• Bishop conducts first service in Oakdale
• Number of children with autism rising quickly in Modesto area
• Modesto autism class puts students on path to 'full lives'
• Despite delays, West Park project remains on track
• New law would help West Park project if it faces lawsuit
• Trial in Gustine murder to begin
• Livingston teacher's trial delayed
• Grass fire shuts down highway lane in Ceres
• Motorcyclist from Stockton killed
• Riverbank program to demystify the Net
• BARE: Fund raising in Modesto's good old days
• Salvation Army shelter in Modesto needs winter supplies
• Modesto couple receives Good Egg award
• 'Accountable care' gets boost at DMC in Modesto
• Patterson trying to annex to TID
• JARDINE: Knights Ferry bridge for sale ... Not that one
• Man, boy shot during argument in Turlock
• Baby funeral scam strikes again
• Modesto school runs for money
• New meters, contest to track UC Merced water usage
• Dip in Stanislaus jobless rate, but many still search
• Impact of region's swelling poverty could snowball
• Kids send thank-yous to soldiers
• Modesto church to offer free dental care
• Delhi teen suspected of firing handgun
• Stanislaus seniors learn more about Medicare
• Empire students get nature lesson at wildlife refuge
• Sonora thieves take catalytic converters
• Employee convicted of shooting boss
• Around The Region (10/22/11)
• Davis High wins breakfast event
• Modesto Masquerade Ball Raises Money
• Yesteryears
• Modesto Police Live: Virtual Ride-Along on Twitter
• Unemployment dips to two-year low in Stanislaus County
• Modesto man surrenders after long standoff near Crows Landing Road
• Jurors deliberating on north Modesto homicide case
• Modesto artist hard at work
• GOP mailers scare up trouble for Modesto candidates
• Modesto teachers join the lunch crowd
• Modesto robbery suspects sought
• Oakdale felon indicted
• Vandalism, theft at Modesto parks
• Two Soulsbyville sisters hit by train, killed in Utah
• Modesto plant cleanup in the works
• Honor loved ones in the service
• Virtual 'Ride-Along' with the Modesto Police Department
• Increased Vandalism and Graffiti at Modesto Parks
• Witness describes finding Modesto murder victim
• Suspected Turlock shoplifter leaves children behind
• Stanislaus County probation chief to take Los Angeles job
• Cardoza's career built from ground up
• Three arrested after kidnapping in Empire
• Modesto police offering residents a 'virtual ride-along'
• StanCOG votes to prioritize Highway 132
• Third-quarter report shows valley housing market isStill in trouble
• Protect safety services, council hopefuls say
• JARDINE: Fact is, Knights Ferry bridge needs TLC
• Claribel project set to begin in about a year
• Feud has 2 lawmakers all a-Twitter
• Boy's family still needs help for eye cancer fight
• Donated food aids classes
• Turlock's Pitman High School marching band aims for D.C.
• Flu shot clinics set for Merced County
• Free shredding set for Saturday in Modesto
• Merced College leader to retire
• Sonora plans homecoming parade
• Sonora man arrested after fight
• Le Grand embezzler given seven years
• Annual Phone Book Recycling
• City of Modesto News : 2nd Chance Week - Oct 16-22, 2011
• Man, teen accomplice suspected of Ceres car-jacking
• Driver in fatal Ceres crash accepts plea bargain
• Fallout continues in Kristin Olsen robocall attack
• Empire garage fire causes $100,000 in damage
• Stanislaus wants pay cuts to be permanent
• Most Wanted: Mona Lynn Wears
• Green push pays for Modesto schools
• The best: KAT Country given honor from CMA
• Stanislaus families needed to welcome developmentally disabled
• OT funds for police backed in Patterson
• Closure in 1976 Modesto rape, killing
• Online MBA seekers can look to CSU, Stanislaus
• Victimless crime? No way, say ex-workers of abandoned Modesto plant
• Ground broken on Stanislaus juvenile facility
• Riverbank middle managers to pay more to pensions
• General plan workshop in Turlock
• Family reeling after body ID'd
• Veteran Golfers play in Escalon
• Election Connection
• Modesto Police Department News - Investigation Continues into Officer-Involved Shooting
• Man suspected of stealing from Sonora Rite-Aid
• Hearing rescheduled for man suspected of killing Modesto restaurant owner
• Gustine doctor served his town until the very end
• Modesto students learning teamwork
• Modesto Building Priorities: Should Pelandale remake come before Highway 132?
• Stanford program examines all aspects of the automobile
• No quick solution on Stanislaus growth-limit plan
• Weapons not found in Modesto officer shooting
• Grad school effort funds renewed for CSU, Stanislaus
• Body found in Escalon was that of missing Stockton woman
• Big rig crash blocks Modesto freeway for several hours
• YCCD trustees look at district options
• Wanted: Bagpipe enthusiasts
• Los Banos Lowe's store to close
• Beyer teen improving, parents say
• Modesto man dies in motorcycle collision
• Turlock woman guilty in mail fraud
• Modesto creative company designs own success
• Around the Region (10/17/11)
• Modesto police make prompt arrest in store robbery
• Companies offer school supplies, grants and contests
• Police focus on Escalon cornfield
• Training exercise takes over downtown Modesto
• Crash into Oakdale restaurant results in arrest
• Teen hit on bicycle in Modesto still critical
• Stanislaus Family Justice Center ready in a crisis
• Class Acts: Q&A with Kari King
• Poetry shines positive light on Modesto
• Modesto Police Department News - Citizen Interupts Car Thieves; Six Arrested
• Yesteryears (10/17/11)
• Sonora official faces $200 fine
• Valley's nine cities begin reviews of their growth limitsPushing Out
• Modesto men sentenced for selling heroin
• Navy Reserve honors Modesto lawyer
• Three arrested, linked to growing marijuana in Sonora
• Tobacco whistle-blower to give talks in Modesto
• Election Connection (10/16/11)
• Stanislaus County West Side biggest loser, by 440 pounds
• Four compete for two seats on Modesto Irrigation District board
• Body found in cornfield near Escalon
• Claribel Road improvements discussed
• Valley's nine cities begin reviews of growth limits
• Ceres council contest attracts seven
• Retooled Standard sawmill putting people back to work
• JARDINE: Memorial to victim makes well-timed reappearance in Modesto
• Paperless court? Software a savior in Stanislaus County
• Christian Servants to honor Modesto's Kullijian
• Injured bicyclist remains in critical condition
• Grant will help save Cambodian musical heritage in Modesto
• Which Modesto advisories will measure up?
• FFA is in its growing season
• Local students learn about observing Sukkot
• Students 'tech' it out
• Seating change makes difference, Patterson teacher finds
• Money woes attract Stanislaus Union school board hopefuls
• Gas drops 14 cents, but in 'upward swing'
• Family files wrongful death suit against Atwater
• Stars come out for Empire event
• Mosquito spraying set for Escalon, Stockton
• Stanislaus Union School District Board Candidate Bios
• Man fatally stabbed in Manteca
• Busy Modesto Highway 99 overpass to close Monday
• Teenage bicyclist struck by car at Beyer High School
• Retailers Add Holiday Jobs: Seasonal hiring bump not expected to be big
• White House honors Salida schools' meals
• Group sues over Ceres Wal-Mart decision
• Trash Talk at Davis
• Musician-DJ is Super MAMA honoree
• More jail for former Stanislaus deputy
• Who is leaving debris on Calaveras County roads?
• Denham visits Afghanistan bases
• Merced police take a test ride
• E-waste collection Saturday at CSU, Stanislaus
• Poster contest for Modesto festival
• Riverbank plans goals meeting
• CSU, Stanislaus Preview Day for prospective students
• Modesto Police Department News - Major Traffic Accident Turned Fatal
• Two Day Road Closure Standiford Avenue/Beckwith Road Overpass
• Man wanted in Waterford stabbing death turns self in to sheriff's department
• Police searching for armed man who robbed Modesto CVS drugstore
• After wild chase and manhunt, car theft suspects arrested in Modesto
• New lease on life for Tuolumne sawmill
• Rare political visitor for foothills
• Modesto SCAP house pilfered
• Modesto mayoral forum turns eyes to growth
• Demos losing patience: California lawmakers pressure Obama to help homeowners
• Turlock students try to jump into the record books
• Two Modesto Schools cadidates top field in money raised
• Jury finds Turlock suspect guilty of first-degree murder
• 2 in running for Ceres schools seat
• Teens plead not guilty in Modesto killing
• Missing hiker found in Tuolumne County
• 3 arrested after chase; pot grow discovered in Modesto
• 'Coach Beiste' to miss Hilmar parade
• Veterans seek entries for Modesto parade
• A change of mind in Patterson race
• Modesto Police Investigating Early Morning Officer-Involved Shooting
• Soldier from Calaveras County killed in Qatar
• State schools superintendent visits Modesto's Mark Twain Junior High
• Man in motorized wheelchair dies from injuries in Modesto collision
• Fewer flu shot clinics planned in Stanislaus
• Turlock taking action against cancer
• Victimless crime? Sheriff's hands tied as scavengers strip abandoned plant
• Boosters: Libraries depend on tax
• Former astronaut Hernandez announces bid against Denham
• Most Wanted: Stanley Charles Bryant
• Modesto theater patrons spooked by mice
• MID hopefuls slam $1.2M settlement
• Modesto to refurbish water mains
• Turlock council OKs water meter upgrade
• State farmers welcome House free trade deals
• Sustainable futures conference at California State University, Stanislaus
• Modesto man injured riding motorized chair
• Modesto Police Department News - Shooting Victim Dies from Injuries
• Suspect shot by Modesto police
• 'Glee' coach Dot-Marie Jones can't make Hilmar High School homecoming
• Missing hiker from Ukiah rescued at Tuolumne County lake
• Denham acquires challenger
• 6 seek seats on school board
• Academy ring reunited with owner
• Modesto arrests highlight shoppers' need to stay vigilant
• Sheriff torn about grants for rehiring
• Half DomePerils
• Modesto Irrigation District to settle wood-burning power plant suit for $1.2 million
• Many not ready for long-term care's cost
• Drugs stolen, Escalon teen shot
• Election Connection
• West Side competition comes to a close
• Modesto ice cream vendor dies from wounds
• Vacant home in Turlock was torched, investigators say
• Hilmar man named as fatal crash victim
• Suspect sought after fatal stabbing in Waterford
• Stanislaus County agencies team up for child support
• Some Modesto area couples master sharing chores
• Modesto walk makes strides against breast cancer
• Mexican drug cartel's impact felt in valley
• Modesto, county transportation funds dispute rages on
• Convict detours from life of crime, speaks in Stockton
• Laugh as you learn about breast cancer in Turlock on Tuesday
• Modesto job offer too good to be true
• Mello-Roos, budgets major issues in Empire schools
• Two to join Riverbank Industrial Park
• Freeze sought for California high-speed rail funding
• Denham: Ethanol policy closed Turlock farm
• Winton woman finds strength to battle cancer
• Class Acts: Q&A with Christine Wilde
• Modesto shooting reported, but no evidence found
• City of Modesto News - Motorcyclist Dead After Dui Related Collision
• Hilmar man killed when motorcycle collides with car in Waterford
• Modesto ice cream vendor dies from wounds
• Twelve pros and cons of Modesto building a stadium at Gregori
• Modesto's four mayoral candidates focus on finance, growth and jobs
• Ripon police arrest man in series of burglaries
• Two businessmen compete for Turlock Irrigation District board
• Pair badly injured in Highway 132 crash near Modesto
• Modesto's upcoming election events
• Public safety agencies support Oakdale sales tax
• JARDINE: Garbage piles high on private lot in Modesto
• Ice cream vendor shot in 1 of 2 Modesto gun crimes
• Yosemite volunteers honored
• Veterans committee seeking Modesto parade entries
• Turlock hospital holds cancer awareness event
• Riverbank school board hopefuls vie for two seats
• Modesto area music gets love from MAMA
• St. Stanislaus is getting a rosier outlook
• Modesto teachers protest on furloughs
• Merced businesses having tough times
• Turlock election changes
• 6 jailed after Manteca manhunt
• Accident shuts down Highway 132 west of Modesto
• Hung jury in Atwater home-invasion case
• Two Modesto women chase down burglary suspect
• Around The Region (10/08/11)
• Yesteryears
• Auto Theft Suspects (10/08/11)
• Family of woman shot to death by off-duty Stanislaus County deputy files suit
• Accident shuts down Highway 132 west of Modesto
• Missing hiker sought in Emigrant Wilderness
• Freeze sought on high-speed rail funding
• Stanislaus County probation chief may take same job in LA
• 7 things to do this week in and around Modesto
• Cool day at Modesto Certified Farmers Market
• Modesto council candidates face off at forum
• Oakdale police hit 'jackpot' in search
• Indictments accuse two Modesto men of growing pot
• Tracy man likely to be deported
• SJ supervisors support air bill
• Speakers focus on online liberties
• Rain damages books at Beyer
• Yesteryears
• Bee seeks those who split chores
• Around The Region (10/07/11)
• Sonora police seek burglary suspect
• Bust yields 4,000 pounds of marijuana in Ceres
• It’s Fire Prevention Week – Protect Your Family from Fire!
• Season’s First Significant Storm Heads to Modesto
• Modesto Police Department News - Police Identify Victim Found in the Alley
• Ripon police looking for half of couple robbery team
• Village I schools report delayed
• Cardoza unveils funding for ag
• Wintry storm arrives early in Valley
• JARDINE: Quitting mortgage deal a good thing
• Heavy rain in Modesto brings down tree, damaging truck — so who gets the bill?
• Modesto children gain hands-on problem-solving skills
• Trustee hopefuls discuss finances
• State board OKs start of Modesto, Turlock low-income projects
• Man found guilty in Modesto shooting death
• Critics blast bill to expand McClure
• Atwater police vet stepping in as chief
• Bee seeks those who split chores
• Modesto youth shelter receives $600k grant
• Modesto Police Investigating The Discovery Of A Found Body
• City of Modesto News - Major Traffic Accident Leaves High School Teen in Critical Condition
• Sarah Palin’s statement on 2012
• High school students injured in Modesto's Scenic Drive crash
• Two Modesto families lose home to flames
• Friends recall Modesto man whose body found in alley
• Business Beat: Aerial yoga is coming to Modesto
• Video: Tree falls on Modesto house
• A day made better at Modesto's Rose Avenue Elementary School
• Blue Diamond Taps Turlock
• Stanislaus is after state jail grant
• High feed prices forcing closure of Turlock chicken producer
• Defense pursues new trial for Modestan convicted of attempted murder
• Former Stanislaus deputy's hearing set
• Pedestrian injured in Sonora
• Mantecan dies in freeway crash
• The Modesto Bee's Taste of Home stirring up fresh food ideas
• Turlock Family support network closing
• Bright idea for Oakdale
• Will ex-Modestan be tops in Cosmo?
• Chowchilla inmate who killed, cooked husband seeks parole
• Police identify man found dead in Modesto alley
• Delhi man arrested on suspicion of possessing child porn
• Keyes man dead, passenger injured after crash north of Modesto
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Meeting
• Modesto bridge mess cleaned up
• Election Connection (10/4/11)
• Top priority for Modesto City Council candidates: Jobs
• Split Modesto Schools board votes to get an estimate on Gregori stadium
• Jardine: Latinos strive for disaster readiness in Stanislaus
• Atwater tax preparer convicted in scam
• Stanislaus eyeing $80M to raise jail capacity
• Bones loses his battle; memory likely to live on
• Modesto memorial would honor fallen police officers
• UC Merced leader vows enduring support
• Stanislaus man shot, killed in Bay Area
• Entry Forms Now Available for the City of Modesto’s Annual Celebration of Lights Parade
• Suspect, Who Exposed Himself To Students At A Local Junior High Arrested
• American Heritage Essays Sought
• Bust in Ceres nets $1 million worth of pot
• Modesto Police investigating discovery of body off McHenry Avenue
• Video: Fire guts kitchen in east Modesto
• Turlock housing program reports repairs, sales as envisioned
• Gregori stadium question back before Modesto board
• Oakdale homeowner clearing clutter, but neighbors still worry
• District 5 voters will get to choose Modesto council member
• Modesto initiates breast cancer walk
• Modesto mall hosts Health and Safety Fair
• Money flowing to Stanislaus County social services
• Money stolen from Manteca municipal bank account
• IBM, UC Merced professors eye computer chip as brain copycat
• Modesto fund-raiser to honor building official
• Oakdale looks at cheaper, brighter streetlights
• Class Acts: Q&A with Rachel MacCaughtry
• Modesto lecture focuses on online speech
• Yesteryears (10/3/11)
• Female Located Severly Beaten In Local Park
• Water WorksMID weighs plan to sell someof its valuable resource to SF
• Council hopefuls trading barbs: Experience, abilities and aims in play as candidates get tough
• JARDINE: Tuolumne River trash problem just recycles
• Modesto's troubled education budget garners varied ideas
• Political links, cash separate contenders for Modesto's District 6 seat
• Modesto Irrigation District weighs selling water to SF
• Experience, abilities and aims in play as Modesto District 3 candidates get tough
• Two first-timers seek Oakdale school board seats
• Off-duty Modesto officer shot at truck in Turlock
• Modesto parade accepting entries
• Riverbank council charting city's direction
• Judge's retirement adds to courthouse crunch
• Central Valley's Sutter tops for March of Dimes
• BARE: Dedicated women established Modesto's first parks
• Modesto area buyers add caution to the grocery list after melon recall
• Valley weather expected to start cooling off
• Modesto boy on road to recovery
• Let's Go Play!
• Crews fight water main break in Modesto
• UC Merced passes 5K mark
• Auto Theft Suspects (10/01/11)
• Modesto candidates' war chests filling
• Lodi area battles fruit fly
• Atwater ag teacher in running for award
• Modesto woman convicted of elder abuse
• Special education training in Modesto
• Merced College seeks redistricting input
• CAL Fire names new chief
• CHP to check child safety seats in San Andreas
• Ceres driver back in court
• Carmichael woman dies on Highway 132 wreck near Modesto
• Modesto cops arrest man accused of exposing self near La Loma Junior High
• Off-duty officer fires at car in Turlock
• Modesto-area students, parents hear call to learn and serve
• Crews keep searching for bodies of 2 hikers
• Assistant takes Merced CEO job
• No Sun? No Problem Solar energy harnessed, even on cloudy day
• Empty house burns in Modesto
• Mortgage modifications come up short
• Chopra facing money woes
• Modesto-area funeral home has new owner
• High-speed rail would take a lot of juice
• Soymilk firm to expand its plant
• Update on North County Corridor looming
• Park Service plans to do youth surveys
• Valley air alert gets extended again
• Freeway brush goes up in flames in Modesto
• Police Seek Help In Locating Missing Person
• Woman found beaten in Modesto park in critical, but stable condition
• Database: Tuition trends at California's 200 largest colleges
• Former Stanislaus deputy violates probation
• Former Modesto priest accused of new offense
• Hughson support group's stories plentiful
• Patterson councilwoman takes aim at grand jury
• MJC holds student job fair
• Enlightenment through sand
• Incentives suggested to land businesses in Modesto
• UC Merced gets $2M gift
• Climber rescued from El Capitan; thumb reattached
• EPA fines Riverbank facility
• Former Atwater police chief dies
• Modesto police ask public's help in finding missing man
• Tracy court will close next week
• School groups, including Turlock Schools, sue state over funding cuts
• San Joaquin air officials post another alert
• Herman Cain visits Jay Leno Sept. 30
• Reagan: Christie won’t run for president
• Modesto Irrigation District considers selling water to San Francisco
• Bucking the Trend: Modestans like do-it-yourself checkout
• Woman, two dogs killed in Modesto house fire
• Business Beat: No two alike at design boutique
• Stanislaus reduces flu shots
• Health insurance premiums rise sharply
• Riverbank in spotlight
• Choirs from Modesto schools sing out
• Modesto, Turlock and Ceres form new water authority
• Jewish new year ushers in time of reflection
• Turlock Business invited to take a TRIP
• Riverbank community garden will grow
• Starving dog better; rescuers need help
• 2 hurt in Sonora attack; transient arrested
• Most Wanted: Efrain Anthony Villalobos
• Register For Fall Swim Lessons
• FBI raids downtown Modesto real estate office
• Chat Wrap: Pakistani journalist talks about Modesto, life in Pakistan and more
• Cities may OK waterteam
• Three-day Yosemite trek introduces Turlock, Pitman students to nature
• Home buying season the worst in years
• Kicking the Habit
• CSUS reviews safety procedures
• Jardine: Teacher uses fame to spur change
• Riverbank OKs possible loan to agency
• Denham won't face probe of his campaign finances
• Modesto Junior College gets $4.3M for math, science
• Women's league plans suffrage celebration
• Modesto woman granted parole in child abuse case
• Atwater dog left to starve saved in time
• Riverbank turning 100
• Modesto woman died in Highway 12 wreck
• Modesto Police Department News: An 11 Year Old Female Is In Critical Condition After A Collision With A Solo Vehicle
• Drop the Drugs Program
• City of Modesto News - Fall Into Golf Specials
• City of Modesto News - 11th Street Road Work and Fall Into Golf Specials
• Modesto Junior College holds forum for mayor's race
• Riverbank teen ID'd as fatal victim in Empire shooting
• Supervisors to interview Stanislaus County CEO hopefuls
• Modesto Steel's can-do attitude helps it endure
• Second jobs not rare for Oakdale city employees, rule surprises some
• Modesto boy's rare disease costly in travel, treatment
• Hiring in hand, Sunflower set to open in Modesto
• Drive-by shooting in Oakdale
• UC Merced grant seek to improve analytical reading
• Riverbank City Council to study RDA loan
• Fresno Pacific opens in Merced
• Class Acts: Q&A with Ed Jackson
• Turlock council weighs industrial park names
• Columbia tour to share cemetery tales
• Empire shooting leaves one dead, one in hospital
• Yesteryears (9/26/11)
• Central Valley businesses, schools partner to provide job experience, training
• District 3 council hopefuls beset by own money woes
• 'Brain drain' plays part in the valley's low education numbers
• Hughson dairy plant celebrates 100 years
• Longtime Fresno judge steps down
• Alliance program boosts job skills in Stanislaus County
• Hickman schools win $100,000 in fitness equipment
• Turlock man convicted in multiple drive-by case
• Fire crews respond to Blue Diamond plant near Salida
• Neighbors' complaints of eyesore spur Oakdale City Council action
• Vida en el Valle honored at Health Faire
• Valley ozone reading extends auto fee
• Ag secretary stumps for Obama jobs bill
• Two Escalon residents injured in Calaveras crash
• Three hurt in Patterson when pickup hits school bus
• Man sentenced to 2 years for lewd act on teen girl at Modesto Wal-Mart
• Modesto poultry advocate gets industry group award
• Lost boy creates stir at Salida school
• Stanislaus gets shot at finding cuts to uphold special ed
• Antiques buyer holds roadshow in Modesto
• Change of venue denied for Modesto wrongful death case
• Former Modesto heart doc wins lawsuit against ex-employers
• Modesto mayoral hopefuls discuss jobs
• 1st West Nile case reported in Merced County
• Merced college group hosting e-waste recycling event
• Riverbank felon gets prison for ammo possession
• Turlock Irrigation District officials warn of scam
• Emanuel effort brings in $450k
• Modesto Police Department Plans Roving DUI Patrol
• Sketch Released On Recent Attempted Kidnapping Suspect
• Girl critical after she's hit by minivan in north Modesto
• Highway 99 interchange named in honor of slain Ceres police sergeant
• Coming to America: Pakistani journalist finds herself welcome in valley
• San Joaquin Valley faces federal fines for dirty air
• Turlock man sentenced to 5 years in prison for federal drug conviction
• Good news has Modesto schools rehiring laid-off teachers
• One-day walkout by nurses affects Kaiser and Sutter
• Stress's role in abuse weighed
• Team Roping finals this weekend at Stanislaus Fairground
• Stanislaus school district staging 'Snow White'
• YCCD chancellor gets $44K pay hike
• Virus came in e-mail to Oakdale
• 1-year jail term given to man in Hughson canal crash death
• Grants awarded to Stanislaus schools
• Grenade in Los Banos home
• Oakdale City Council Watch
• Ceres homicide suspect's case continued
• Modesto police to launch large DUI sweeps
• Register Now For Fall Swim Lessons
• City of Modesto News - Maddux Youth Center Break Dancing Competition
• City of Modesto News - 4th Street Park Reunion
• Firefighters pull cat from Modesto tree
• Suspected drunk driver steers car into parked big rig in Ceres
• Fire displaces resident in north Modesto
• Modesto police release sketch of attempted kidnap suspect
• As incomes fall, more Stanislaus families in need of assistance
• Modesto announcer kept cool head, voice in air show crash
• Layoffs, recession drive some to choose Plan B in career path
• JARDINE: Synagogue deals in poker champ
• Mortgage fraud indictment has Stanislaus ties
• Merced unveils Crime Stoppers
• UC Merced chief works D.C. circuit
• Oriental fruit fly find prompts quarantine
• Overpass will honor Ceres officer
• Election Connection (9/22/11)
• Body found in Modesto declared a homicide
• Community Service Awards
• Insuring a good education
• Science competition
• Chefs Help Schools
• Chowchilla Starbucks employee fired after video goes viral
• Fires char three acres at Modesto park
• Modesto school board candidates talk about evolution and money
• Modesto Council candidates parry over SCAP
• Most Wanted: Michael Lee James
• Turlock film set for unbuttoning
• Around The Region (9/21/11)
• Stanislaus board backs plan for inmates
• Patterson city attorney blasts grand jury report; some call his critique too harsh
• Bruno, dairy construction leader, dies at 67
• Judge nixes key parts of delta fish proposal
• When train braked, Traveler braced
• Oakdale looks at brighter, tougher streetlights
• Valley air alert may be extended
• Yesteryears
• Modesto Police Department News - Modesto Police Looking for An Attempted Kidnapping Suspect
• City of Modesto Awarded Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting
• Modesto man gets maximum sentence in death of Raley-McCluskey
• Modesto Mayor Ridenour released from hospital
• Modesto Junior College turns 90
• Long-lost artwork from Modesto's downtown post office returned
• Slow recovery in store, forecast warns
• Tragic day at Reno air races recalled by Modestan
• Summer heat isn't ready to leave
• Child of the Dust Bowl remembers
• Changes for jails may net 50 jobs in Stanislaus
• Highway 12 crash kills Modesto woman, injures 5
• Merced diaper drive in its third year
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Government grants for healthy schools
• Celebrate a night out at Modesto's State Theatre
• Election Connection (9/20/11)
• Man guilty in Modesto, Merced car fraud case
• Train hits stopped tomato trailer near Turlock
• Modesto's Pearce to make 'Glee' debut in Tuesday night opener
• Two Turlock men arrested in Merced metal theft
• Oakdale eyes development, help for firefighters
• MJC celebrates 90-year legacy with dedication, film
• Modesto area schools fight to keep truancy from darkening kids' future
• Free yourself by jettisoning junk, Ceres seminar advises
• Patterson City Council crafting response to accusations
• Modesto killer of roommate to be sentenced
• Work starts on Budiselich Dam, a spawning hurdle
• Around the Region (9/19/11)
• Awards salute amazing architecture in Modesto area
• Expert to help Merced College
• Stanislaus County attendance boards try to work out problems, avoid trip to court
• Fund-raiser nets $39K for Modesto shelter
• Modesto police check car seats
• Two hurt in railroad crossing accident near Oakdale
• Urban growth to be centerpiece of Stanislaus County effort
• Modesto area neighbors' woes range from minor feuds to valid fear
• For Modesto native Olyphant, Emmy nom 'Justified'
• Valley leaders speak 'as one' to Congress
• Man found dead in Ceres
• JARDINE: Historic Pinecrest amphitheater to be revamped
• Modesto Police To Hold Child Seat Check Program
• Public invited to participate in 'Yosemite Facelift' event
• Worker files suit against Oakdale
• UC Merced faculty hits 144 members
• Sentencing hearing delayed in Modesto murder case
• BARE: McHenry Mansion once was a sanitarium
• Modesto area events make end of summer a busy time
• Stanislaus County candidate forums begin Tuesday
• Modesto boaters rescued on beach
• Motorcycle wreck in Turlock kills San Diego man
• Growers make most of studies of benefits of walnuts, almonds
• Stanislaus jobless rate remains steady
• Sweet potato crop spreads in valley
• Guilty verdict in Modesto home invasion
• Bookkeeper sentenced to jail for a year in Stanislaus embezzlement case
• West Nile virus claims horse in Merced County
• Modesto man convicted for attempted rape
• Teen gets 26 years for Dos Palos slaying
• Man, 21, convicted in Livingston gang rape
• Merced DA to pursue murder charges
• Stanislaus Hiring For Election Day
• Modesto refutes landfill claim
• High-wire act as Modesto Irrigation District workers replace lines
• Wet year led to short fire season
• TID postpones vote on tunnel
• City of Modesto News - 11th Street Road Work Continues
• Man tries to abduct girl leaving Elliott alternative high school in Modesto
• Three Burglary Suspects Caught
• Westport Elementary wins Blue Ribbon
• Modesto couple seeks trial move
• Modesto hobby store deluged by job seekers
• Stanislaus panel OKs 155-acre solar project
• Denham adds $25,000 to redistrict challenge
• Election Connection (9/16/11)
• Postal Service weighs closures in Modesto, Stockton
• Stanislaus Wildlife Center hosts animal day
• Tuolumne issues scam warnings
• Modesto mayor improving daily
• Modesto Police Department News - Update On Body Found In Dry Creek
• Trio arrested in Modesto bail bonds case in court
• Modesto's 'Apprentice" winners off to New York
• Service held for fallen Riverbank Corpsman
• Modesto firefighters attack three house blazes
• Kaiser hospitals get high marks
• Turlock kinesiology class flexes its muscles
• Heroics run in this family
• Housing data for region show an ongoing declineThat sinking feeling
• Coaches save student in team CPR effort
• Modesto City Schools candidates campaign at Latino Roundtable
• UC Merced helps drive Valley economics
• Gas cost heading up again
• Former Modesto mortgage fraud fugitive caught
• No charges in vehicle theft for Patterson woman
• Drug trafficking in Denair brings prison term
• Bike donations needed for Modesto students
• Play tennis for a good cause
• Career-home balance a difficult juggling act
• MODESTO: House fire late Wednesday night
• Modesto Police Department News: Shooting Suspect Shot At By Officer
• City of Modesto News - Sketch Completed of Suspect Who Exposed Himself to Students at a Local Junior High
• Stanslaus County eyes cuts in pay for workers
• Turlock discusses RDA plan
• Stanislaus leaders seeking special ed fix
• Divers recover Woodward drowning victim
• Cab service to return to Turlock
• Modesto former Social Security building for sale
• Man stabbed at Stanislaus taco truck
• Most Wanted: Reyes Ruvalcaba
• Modesto police identify officer
• Few details on Hughson homicides
• Modesto officials approve rezoning for clinic
• Gustine festa concludes 75th year with bloodless bullfights
• Woman, 94, takes on rattler and wins
• Vaccination deadline arriving for students
• Modesto Mayor Jim Ridenour hospitalized
• Modesto, other valley cities get $1M in school safety money
• Oakdale council hires lawyers
• Modesto hobby store starts hiring process
• CSUS workers rally to stop layoffs
• Prioritizing Stanislaus homeless considered
• Stanislaus planners may OK MID solar system
• Modesto Schools trustees discuss grading teachers
• Business Webinars Offered at San Joaquin Delta College
• Constitution Day at Modesto Junior College
• Stanislaus Board will vote on police chief serving 2 cities
• Stanislaus County's cancer clinic likely to stay open
• Neighbors save woman from burning Modesto home
• JARDINE: Stouthearted play tennis in never-ending tourney
• Modesto school candidates set to square off
• Ceres council approves Wal-Mart Supercenter
• Record fish numbers salvaged in Calif. water pumps
• Police investigating body found in Dry Creek in Modesto
• Neighbors save woman from burning Modesto home
• TID has $975K plan to prevent tunnel roof calamity
• Consulting firm venture worries Oakdale council
• Modesto officer fires on suspect in brawl
• Paying tribute to the sacrifice of '911'
• How is revenue divvied up in Stanislaus County?
• Forests and water are topics of Tuolumne County tour
• No money for new morgue, San Joaquin County sheriff says
• Yesteryears (9/12/11)
• Modesto seeking help for cleanup
• Modesto police focus on motorcycle safety
• Riverbank council takes up labor agreements, lawsuit
• Big rig strikes, kills Oakdale man
• More Details Emerge From Monday’s Officer-Involved Shooting
• Suspect Exposes Himself To Students At A Local Junior High
• Shadow of 9-11 touches on Modesto
• NSP awarded 40 percent of funding to two Modesto developers
• Ceres Wal-Mart hearings to go on
• Gustine festa draws huge crowd to West Side
• Modesto homeowner stuck waiting for repairs from city
• Modesto board to eye teacher evaluations
• Firefighters contain Stanislaus County wildfire
• Manteca man charged in fatal police chase
• Modesto's Ulrich takes Emmy Award for casting on 'Glee'
• Stanislaus County's stabilization program faring better than Modesto's
• Modesto area Sept. 11 observances
• Tragedy Beheld: Visit to twin tower site brings emotional link to attacks
• Costa leaving as 5.11 leader
• Women arrested in Modesto baby scam have a history of such, prosecutor says
• DON PEDRO: Swimmer missing at reservoir
• Modesto company's Sept. 11 tribute aids 2 nonprofits
• Tax burden lowered by Empire district
• 50th Harvest Luncheon celebrates ag
• Carnegie reopens in Turlock
• Reminders for the young in Modesto
• Storms bring rain to Valley
• Modesto police release suspect sketch
• Crews battling 600-acre fire in Stanislaus County
• Modesto area September 11 observances
• The Bee looking for 'Class Acts'
• Video: Slankard performs at Modesto concert
• On the Dot: Hilmar's Jones up for Emmy for 'Glee' role
• Stanislaus health centers fined
• Schools find lessons in teaching about Sept. 11
• DAN DAY: Firmly focused on family on September 11
• Green Room Gems at Gallo Center
• Riverbank workers OK pay cut to help finances
• Seven charged in Modesto DVD scheme
• More sun on tap for Valley
• Stanislaus doctor faces claim after OD
• Merced rakes in a big harvest
• More than $5.4M paid for new easements in and near Stanislaus County
• Turlock arts center set for its reopening
• Merced chooses to keep lower development fees
• Comedian to help raise craniofacial awareness in Modesto
• The Bee looking for 'Class Acts'
• Dennis Miller comes to Gallo Center
• Bill Cosby to appear in Modesto
• A day of anger, sorrow: Five area residents share their memories of Sept. 11
• Modesto area residents remember 9/11 attacks
• Downtown cruise route tour develops
• Ceres fire destroys 2 apartments
• JARDINE: Advocate targets 'murderabilia'
• Shot deadlines near on whooping cough for Stanislaus students
• Gustine festa sees 75th year
• University of Notre Dame student from Turlock on mend after fall
• The Bee looking for 'Class Acts'
• Ceres woman files claim against Stanislaus for horse's misstep
• Valley air still pushing limits
• Modesto group cancels meeting on taxes
• Modesto officers involved in shooting named
• More heat, bad air expected in Central California through Thursday
• MJC to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
• Modesto Christian High to host Christian college fair
• University of Notre Dame student from Turlock on mend after fall
• Police look for man who exposed himself to teen girls in Modesto
• Bay Area man drowns at Pinecrest Lake
• Molotov cocktail, bullets directed at east Modesto home
• Sold! Investors win Modesto post office auction with $1.02M bid
• Parking fee approved for Modesto Airport
• Modesto Centre Plaza may go private
• Spreading Out: Newman City Hall getting bigger quarters
• Modesto housing groups OK inquiry
• Scores of activities mark anniversary of the attacks
• Lawmakers buzzing in advance of speech
• Most Wanted: Carlos Torres
• Valley lawmakers now lean toward party over place
• Appraisal scuttles Modesto project's tax plan
• Modesto Police: Handgun found in suspect's pickup
• Around The Region (9/7/11)
• Ceres woman ID'd in fatal crash
• Yesteryears
• Yosemite Park celebrates trail restoration
• Modesto Police Department Plan DUI Checkpoint and Roving DUI Patrol
• Detectives Investigating Officer-Involved Shooting
• Ceres woman ID'd as fatal victim in Highway 99 accident in Manteca
• Turlock woman killed in crash near Hilmar
• Suspect shot by Modesto police following chase
• Modesto dad swims to raise money for accessible playground equipment
• Riverbank family connected to Medal of Honor recipient
• People displaced after Modesto apartment fire
• Turlock man killed in crash near Hilmar
• Three young women rescued from Modesto-area rivers
• Wildlife preserve plan moves ahead
• Oakdale chief held the reins during hard years
• Around the Region (9/6/11)
• Modesto Junior College kicks off 90th year
• Tractor goes in canal near Patterson;1 dead
• Despite slowdown, The Cartridge Man is still surfing
• Modesto travel firm lives despite changes
• Modesto Police Department News: Arrest Made In Cigarette Store Shooting
• People displaced after Modesto apartment fire
• Suspect shot by Modesto police following chase
• Three young women rescued from Modesto-area rivers
• Bodies found in burning car in Hughson
• Modesto concert highlights reality of human trafficking
• Colleagues, customers make for happy workers in Modesto
• Stanislaus County agencies arrest 91 in DUI crackdown
• Modesto seeking help for cleanup
• At long last, Carnegie Arts Center in Turlock to open
• Paper needed for Modesto 9-11 poster contest
• Around the Region (9/5/11)
• Yesteryears (9/5/11)
• Tuolumne County reports summer business was good
• Film festival flick features Oakdale family's rodeo exploits
• Man arrested after three-county chase that began in Manteca
• Modesto area schools embracing digital era in classrooms
• Modesto pediatrician says backpacks' risks a weighty matter
• Empire district looks ahead to wall-screens
• Modesto's Gallo liquors score sports team deal
• Criminal grand juries eyed as new legal tool in Stanislaus County
• McANDREWS: San Quentin escapee a career crook
• Diamond Pet Foods brings jobs to Ripon
• Retirees at Modesto's Ralston Tower form group
• Merced police seek shooting suspect
• Merced approves RDA payment plan
• New shops move into Modesto's Mchenry Village
• JARDINE: Labor Day's a Catch-22 for the jobless
• Up in the air: Bee editor gets unexpected ride at Ripon balloon festival
• Crews looking for man who disappeared in Yosemite
• Getting buzzed for test scores in Ceres
• State-of-the-art warehouse in Patterson brings work to valley
• 'Water war' pits valley against valley
• Air Alert to begin Monday
• Walnut harvest dips; industry touts quality
• Guilty plea from woman in union embezzlement
• Newman real estate fraud case will get a second trial
• Settlement asked for in dead baby fraud case
• Castle Museum opens for tribute
• Merced Police: Man arrested after having sex with 13-year-old
• Auto Theft Suspects (9/3/11)
• Party in Riverbank promotes fight against gang activity
• City of Modesto News - Participate in the ‘Takin’ it to the Streets’ Citywide Cleanup Day
• Keyes Kickoff for college
• Modesto Dancers "give back"
• The Bee seeks career change stories
• One arrested in shooting of Modesto store clerk
• More concrete chunks dumped on Ceres roads
• Proposed DC-10 deal for Castle falls apart
• San Joaquin Valley's August ozone under the limit
• Berryhill to run in new Senate district
• Stanislaus County officers target drunken drivers
• Career change stories sought
• Judge pans plan for delta smelt
• 40-plus college reps at MJC event
• Flight added from Merced to LA
• Cheerleader asked to perform in Florida
• Modesto's Downey High celebrating 60 years
• Around the Region (9/02/11)
• Drive-up Science
• Before hitting the road this weekend ...
• The City of Modesto Parks, Recreation and Neighborhoods Department has Activities for the Mind and Body
• Merced inmate hospitalized in Modesto after stabbing
• Turlock police check for sex offenders
• Putting a faceto mental illness
• SCAP drafts ethics experts
• Busy weekend expected for Labor Day
• City of Modesto, police facing lawsuit
• Riverbank's police hoping to build bridges with party
• Retire? Not on docket as judge hits the books
• Fire crews gain ground near Yosemite National Park
• Merced hero, 12, will be honored
• Yesteryears
• The Bee seeks career change stories
• CHP chases down motorcyclist south of Turlock
• Stanislaus County area schools see upward trend in state test scores
• Woman in critical condition after legs run over by train
• Just one spot left in mall's Village
• Modesto officer injured; suspect caught
• Stanislaus County prime spot for real estate fraud
• Milder weather, harvest ripe for mosquito hazard
• Dieting? Snack on almonds
• Community colleges in bind with fee waivers
• Modesto cancer clinic to close?
• Merced sheriff gets quake safety seat
• Yosemite fire half contained
• CSUS business chair plans initiatives
• Stanislaus County Board Of Supervisors Watch
• Stanislaus coroner needs help finding family
• Woman killed when car goes into Merced canal
• Hilmar man killed in bulldozer accident
• Store clerk shot during Modesto robbery
• Robbers beat victims, take jewelry from Rumble Road home in Modesto
• Gang charges go a new route
• Stanislaus cancer clinic in jeopardy
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Modesto area women find direct sales a way to make ends meet
• Sierra blaze battled
• Oakdale museum displays fire department history
• Missing child, 3, found in hot car
• County fairs preparingfor life without state aid
• Famous jumping frogs leap to NBC's 'Today'
• Turlock rallies around family
• Tip leads to marijuana seizure in Modesto
• Two held in Modesto school burglary
• Paper carrier held up
• Denham to speak with Tea Party
• Would-be robber fails to take anything from man delivery Modesto Bee in Salida
• Man found on Salida street with gunshot wound
• Man arrested after brandishing 20-inch knife in Patterson
• San Joaquin Valley air alert remains in effect today
• Back to School Night visits Columbia State Historic Park
• Blaze spurs evacuations near Yosemite National Park
• Modesto driver shot in the hip after altercation
• Modesto dairy group receives $1 million grant
• Stanislaus County gives diplomas for educations interrupted by war
• Air Force officer performs with band in Sonora
• Death on display at The 99 in Modesto
• Valley cities, counties see no jobs improvement
• Oakdale City Council to set goals
• United Way of Stanislaus County fund-raising campaign
• Bring your appetite to Taste of Oakdale
• Stanislaus County DUI crackdown nets 27 arrests
• Robbers steal from Modesto pizza delivery man
• Deputies rescue suicidal Modesto resident
• Modesto's Bucio, dead at 53, led bands, inspired kids to play
• City Offices To Close For Work Furlough And Labor Day Holiday
• Modesto bandleader Ernie Bucio dies
• Heyward crowned winner of Valley's Got Talent
• Stanislaus County social service providers feeling squeeze
• Valley economic woes reminiscent of '90s
• School enrollment, state funds dwindle in the Northern San Joaquin Valley
• JARDINE: Vintage Modesto cheer rediscovered
• High-speed rail review is extended by 15 days
• Man convicted of Modesto murder denied parole
• Modesto's Home Depot arsonist sentenced
• Suspect in botched burglary outside Ceres arrested
• Agency warns of hurricane scams
• Firm begins cleanup at Stanislaus National Forest uranium mine site
• Injured Notre Dame student from Turlock improving
• More spraying for West Nile in valley
• Merced County OKs new boundaries
• Task force checks on Stanislaus County DUI offenders
• Wildfire near Yosemite grows
• Modesto Toastmasters raise a glass for anniversary
• Rescued horses become rescuers in Oakdale
• Jardine: Catchy moniker gives a crook notoriety
• Red Bull suspect is nabbed after Modesto robbery
• Farmworkers trek through valley on way to Sacramento
• Yosemite wildfire battle continues
• Retrial sought for '97 Modesto murder
• Expensive swindle thwarted in Turlock
• Botched burglary near Ceres leads to arrests
• Long-sought homicide suspect returns home
• CalPERS actuary named as next StanCERA head
• Merced radio station changes format
• Auto Theft Suspects (8/27/11)
• Ceres teen convicted in shooting
• West Nile virus reaches Merced, Hilmar and Delhi
• Modesto's 5.11 Tactical to honor public safety workers
• Modesto Police Arrest the 'Red Bull Bandit'
• Law enforcement looking for burglary suspect near Ceres
• Networking sites help teens make connections as fast as fingers can type
• Cracked toilet leads to Modesto courthouse flood damage
• Boxer touts green energy at UC Merced
• Charter school's students now have a home at eCademy
• Stanislaus summit seeks fixes for education issues
• College class do-overs limited
• Sobriety checkpoints in Modesto, Turlock
• Sonora paper part of bankruptcy
• Fire grows along river by Yosemite
• Waterford wants trail feedback
• Effort to find Yosemite hikers continues
• Downtown Modesto eatery closes its doors
• Modesto pregnancy office holds open house
• Art for All Ages
• Notre Dame student from Turlock critical after fall out of window
• Man robs Ceres market with gun and pink Taser
• Modesto olive oil producer celebrates its 75th anniversary
• Stanislaus County students do better on exit exam
• Widow: Suicide result of deployment
• Beyer High kicks off contest to promote eating right
• Seeking an adventure in endurance
• Stanislaus Superintendents Council meets with parents
• Riverbank council weighs RDA cut
• 'The 99' displays grim outcomes of bad decisions
• Boxer headed for UC Merced
• Merced welcomes UFW marchers
• Traffic stop leads to chase, one arrest
• Bee seeks valley economic stories
• Turlock market runs twice friday
• Oakdale extends manager's tenure
• Riverbank hires search firm
• 9-11 Remember and Prepare 5K Run/Walk
• Modesto man convicted of torching Home Depot in Ceres
• Modesto cop recovers car stolen from auto dealer during test drive
• Two UC Merced students wounded in downtown Merced
• Bystander jumps man who swiped cell phone in Modesto
• Stanislaus County exit exam scores improving
• Sonora man robbed at gunpoint while trying to sell Cadillac
• Vintage guitar show in Modesto
• Ceres split up in county redistricting
• K-9 at center of Stanislaus lawsuit
• Turlock vents it ire at state
• Most Wanted: Delfino Torres Gutierrez
• Man falls off Half Dome
• Modesto agency's future awaits court ruling
• Stanislaus homes policy is approved
• Castle plan gets nod from supes
• Guilty plea in Modesto robberies
• Murder arraignment delayed in Modesto shooting
• Back to School for Modesto - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Big rig crash shuts down Highway 99 in south Modesto
• Arrest made in shooting death of 16-year-old south of Modesto
• Modesto dad enters plea in death of his 2-month-old son
• Denham in the House — alone
• Ceres Wal-Mart decision put off
• CSU, Stanislaus students make sacrifices
• Moms win night at the ballpark
• New valley air alert system begins today
• Shooting leaves one dead south of Modesto
• Modesto woman killed Sunday identified
• Modesto Redevelpment Agency's future on agenda
• Modesto Schools board gives final OK to Kirk Lindsey pool
• Modesto teen held in carjacking
• Theft victim tells of lasting damage in Stanislaus embezzlement case
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Modesto Police Department News - Crime Spree Ends When Carjacker Arrested
• Modesto Police News: Man Found Dead At Fire Station: Deemed Suicide
• Modesto Police Department News: Domestic Dispute Ends In Fatal Shooting
• Modesto Police News - Police Identify Victim And Suspect In Deadly Domestic Dispute
• Live Chat: Stanislaus County Sheriff, Tuesday, 11 a.m.
• FBI catches fugitive of 36 years in Salida
• Police identify victim, suspect in fatal Modesto shooting
• Camouflaged concrete chunks being left in Stanislaus County roadways
• Police: Man kills himself inside Modesto fire station
• Riverbank RDA on agenda
• Around the Region: Mental health presentation
• High metal prices inspire rampant jewelry theft in Modesto
• Modestan falls short in 'Glee Project' but still gets spot on hit show
• Modesto gets look at the life of Carol Channing
• Modesto's Kaiser fair offers free care to anyone who needs a hand
• Modesto City Schools board looks to improve morale
• Atwater's new license-plate readers help police thwart theft
• Oakdale scrutinizes Public Works director's job performance
• Oakdale-based bank gets $13.5M to help small business
• Yesteryears (8/22/11)
• City of Modesto Police Department News - Modesto Man Arrested for the Death of his 2-Month-Old Child
• Modesto woman shot to death; husband in custody
• Detectives probing early morning homicide in Hughson
• Some Stanislaus County dropouts fight the odds, look toward the future
• No charges in UC Merced incident
• Modestan gets Energy Department fellowship
• Ceres man arrested in child porn case
• BARE: Modesto's McHenry Mansion has seen many eras
• JARDINE: Modesto bandleader's friends return his favors
• Ceres to revisit plan for Wal-Mart site
• Police sweep Modesto area looking for DUI scofflaws
• With UC Merced here, students stay
• Stanislaus Arts Council seeking teachers
• Donate school supplies, see a Modesto show
• Raley's school grants available to valley
• Turlock activity guide available online
• Modesto literacy program in need of tutors
• No dental care at Modesto and Stockton Kaiser health fairs
• Crowd packs opening of Modesto's remodeled Forever 21
• Stanislaus jobless figure a repeat of 2010
• High feed costs cancel gains reaped from rising milk prices
• Ceres schools expand
• CSUS puts out the welcome mat
• Stanislaus law enforcement patrols for DUI in gear
• Gov. Brown removing Cogdill from key water panel
• Turlock man gets jail for battery
• Cops questioning 3 in Manteca killing
• Merced plant to shut down
• Three Dog Day
• Meet the Superintendent of Modesto City Schools
• Wilderness photos sought by National Park Service
• Denham staff to be in Salida
• Modesto Police Canine Unit Suffers Tragic Loss
• Fall Swim Lessons
• Stanislaus Sheriff featured on our Live Chat
• Modesto man arrested after death of 2-month-old son
• MID: Power restored after outage in northwest Modesto
• Manteca police investigating fatal shooting
• Challenge on for West Side to lose big
• Musical Fridays in Modesto
• Modesto think tank takes a look at itself
• Member criticizes Stanislaus homeless aid panel
• Stanislaus parents fight altering ed for special needs
• Realty case mistrial called
• Dead baby scam sounds familiar
• Free health fairs set for Modesto, Stockton Kaisers
• 2 injured in Stevinson bar fight; bouncer sought
• Modesto car thief sentenced
• Empire woman indicted of social security fraud
• Marijuana plants found in Ceres home
• Modesto police dog put down
• Man gets 9 years for December carjacking
• Five men plead guilty in meth ring
• 'Convoluted' case has Stockton family seeking answers
• Share your memories of 9/11
• Video: Nearly naked PETA rep raises awareness, eyebrows in Modesto
• 2 arrested in Modesto dead baby scam at it again, San Diego authorities say
• Longtime Modesto musician in critical condition after stroke
• Stanislaus school board ballots fill out
• Oakdalekeeps targeted agency
• Big snowpack, cooler spring and summer ideal for water users
• Modesto councilman Muratore broke law with vote,state says
• Cold War still felt by Turlock veteran
• Budget tug of war could hamstring police grants
• Deliberations begin in Newman real estate fraud trial
• Galgiani to run for 5th Senate seat
• Valley Home hires interim superintendent
• Merced Irrigation District payment drop box burglarized
• Merced food bank plans barbecue
• Tuolumne to hold trivia contest
• Merced gunman gets 75 years to life
• Merced man shot to death
• City Of Modesto News - 11th Street Repair Work to Begin
• Stevinson bar fight leaves two in hospital, bouncer in the wind
• Busy start to school year
• Free parking: Gregori High School backs off parking fee
• Ag chief focuses on essentials
• Stanislaus home prices keep sliding
• Gibbses: Relocate trial in Modesto hit-run
• Stanislaus redistricting is put off for a week
• Modesto real estate agent testifies in her fraud trial
• Woman found on 99 died in hit-and-run
• Foster Farms closing Fresno plant; shifts production to Modesto plant
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in Manteca shooting
• Bid approaches $1 million for downtown post office
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Most Wanted: Frank Anthony Chao
• Parents protest Stanislaus special ed plan
• City of Modesto Police Department News - Man Critical After Suicide Attempt
• Family, friends bid farewell to one of three Yosemite hikers
• Shooting leaves one dead, another injured in Manteca
• Violent outbreak raises concerns at Merced county jail
• 'Tweeners triumph
• MID plans another fee hike
• Saintly bus driver helps a 92-year-old
• Hop in the car; gas prices headed down, down, down
• Joining of areas on board agenda
• Region sees many redistricting shifts
• Fire snarls noontime traffic in Modesto
• Grant will fund Hilmar clinic
• City of Modesto Police Department News - Standoff Ends, Women Uninjured
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors watch
• Woman killed in Turlock crash named
• Around The Region (8/16/11)
• Into sales? Bee wants to talk
• Yesteryears
• Stanislaus County schools making gains in statewide testing
• Two from Turlock jailed after shooting injures man
• Was horseplay cause of fire near Knights Ferry?
• Body discovered in Delta-Mendota canal identified
• Modesto fund-raiser seeks dollars for doggies
• Ceres veteran's Alzheimer's may be linked to brain injury
• Exercise, diet could delay onset of Alzheimer's disease
• Man holds Modesto woman, 92, and her daughter, 62, hostage
• Merced County correctional officers hurt in altercation
• Valley Home superintendent faces unpaid leave
• Oakdale City Council to discuss redevelopment
• Sept. 11 remember and prepare fair in Modesto
• Police nab bicyclist in Oakdale after chase through busy streets
• Progress report for Oak Valley Hospital CEO
• Mediation next for union, Riverbank
• Drivers to get a charge out of Patterson, Modesto
• No easy answer to Livingston's well problem
• Yosemite eyes removal of cabins in rockfall zone
• Yesteryears (8/15/11)
• Winery addition could help Ripon
• Modesto music store keeps name, changes ownership
• Sales Raise Questions: Bank lowers price, SCAP pays, realty firm makes money
• Lenders sue over money to build Modesto 'lifestyle center'
• Friendship unforeseen result of 4 tragedies
• Conservatorship sought for Ceres man accused of stabbing wife
• Riverbank wants another Get Fit
• Madera County water bank finally able to take deposits
• Waterford eyes trade academy to train students
• Drive-by in Oakdale
• Modesto man stabbed, suspect sought
• Police look for suspects in Modesto park shooting
• Honor loved ones in the service
• Teen-savvy teens: we want to talk
• Merced police bust three gang bangers
• Car, pickup collide near Turlock, killing 87-year-old woman
• Modesto man stabbed during argument with neighbor
• 19-year-old man injured in Winton shooting
• Highway 99 sign is memorial to slain Atwater USP correctional officer
• Livingston rakes in high legal costs over past five years
• Man sets himself, car on fire in Modesto
• Modesto council, mayor races heat up
• Buying Direct: Farmers markets eliminate middle man
• Stanislaus County races lacking options
• Dine your way through downtown Modesto
• FBI hunt for missing Sacramento girl continues
• Three arrested in Modesto stabbing
• Service academy event scheduled in Modesto
• Free shot clinic at Hart-Ransom School in Modesto
• Waterford superintendent perfects juggling skills
• Kick off soccer season at CSU, Stanislaus
• No further information on body in canal near Crows Landing
• Around The Region (8/13/11)
• Guilty plea in San Joaquin real estate fraud case
• Fewer fruits, veggies eaten in rural towns
• Man in grave condition after lighting himself on fire in Modesto
• FBI: Sacramento toddler abducted by dad may be in danger
• Trouble at Turlock building site
• Young patrons at the Empire Library entertained by magician
• Keeping Kids Safe: Police step up enforcement around schools
• Cities, state going to court over redevelopment agencies
• Tomatoes for sauce, salsa rolling into area canneries
• 3 Lives Saved by Ceres Officer
• Spina enters Stanislaus race
• Search on for MJC leader
• Merced rescuer, 12, springs into action
• Free training for psychiatric jobs at prison
• Car pulled from canal has a body
• Teenager dies after falling at Yosemite
• St. Anthony Preschool open
• Patterson council works out skate park details
• Merced restores 12 jobs
• Fresno teen dies from injuries suffered at Yosemite's Mist Trail
• Modesto police keeping close watch of school zones
• Sentencing for killers of Modesto teen delayed again
• Turlock road rage murder defendant gets more time to fund lawyers
• Kitchen fire chases Turlock woman from apartment
• JARDINE: Facebook users reminisce about towns they love
• Former Modesto Mayor Sabatino plans to enter District 3 race
• More Stanislaus students begin year
• Modesto man guilty of woman's murder 35 years ago
• Consultant's advice is 'dream big'
• Modesto depot visions at full steam
• Ceres officer saves man in canal
• Rangers continue yosemite search for missing hikers
• Back to school for Modesto area seniors, too
• Delta comment period extended
• Fire destroys abandoned Modesto house
• Sonora body that of former patient
• Man stabbed to death in Modesto identified
• Sentencing date set for Modesto killer
• Stanislaus County Coroner ID's man struck by train
• Modesto man, 20, identified as fatal stabbing victim
• Nobody injured in Ceres drive-by shooting
• Woman whose body found near Sonora had left med center
• Judge increases bail on former Stanislaus County detective
• Search of Modesto man's home yields SWAT gear
• Modesto slogan change dies quick death
• School year should start with party
• Modesto couple buy ice cream parlor
• Cardoza doesn't deny reports he may retire
• Trial about purloined payments starts
• Turlock council frowns at Senate district
• San Joaquin district attorney will not charge former Lakewood principal
• Misuse of school funds alleged at Oakdale school district
• Blind Oakdale woman is victim of robbery
• Rail could force moves in Merced
• Abandoned barn burns
• Chat Wrap: Modesto City Schools Superintendent Pam Able
• 2 jailed, 2 wounded in Ceres incident
• Fire burns in field off Modesto's McHenry Avenue
• Delhi girl, 9, dies after being struck by Cadillac
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by train near Hughson
• First Day of School: Excitement, tears at Modesto school
• X-Fest isn't free of problems for some Modesto businesses
• New Modesto Schools boss set for live online chat today
• Modesto council considers changing city slogan
• Raley's to shutter location in Ceres
• Hughson set to share police chief
• Is It Really Summer in Valley?
• JARDINE: Volunteers' civic pride keeps parks tidy
• School days return: Be careful out there
• Wife's promotion played a role in Modesto City Schools board member departure
• Redistricting map on Turlock agenda
• Duties of ranger a joy for student at UC Merced
• Hughson to hold Harvest Festival
• Columbia College celebration
• Briggsmore, 99 affected by work
• Authorities trying to ID body in Tuolumne County
• Portland kayaker dies in Tuolumne County waters
• Stanislaus National Forest Christmas tree prep starting now
• Leaders change in Modesto schools; Turlock's familiar faces remain
• Problems minimal at Modesto's X-Fest
• Modesto City Schools superintendent looks ahead, faces daunting challenges
• Cultural Center of Riverbank to hold fund-raiser
• Search continues in fatal Modesto stabbing
• Break-in at Twain Harte liquor store
• Modesto area back to school schedule
• Police arrest man in Oakdale stabbing
• Health services planned for vets in Oakdale
• Ceres' Chavez Junior High just about ready
• Modesto classes provide workout for pooches and humans
• Stanislaus County cities weighing options to share law enforcement
• Riverbank Council Watch
• Yesteryears (8/8/11)
• Popular, this Yoda statue in San Francisco is
• Two men killed when shots fired near Los Banos nightclub
• Crowd rocks out at Modesto's X-Fest despite canceled headliner
• Patterson talks skate park rules
• CSUS nursing grads have perfect pass rate
• Waterford works on a cure for intersection headache
• JARDINE: Cheap thrills on the Stanislaus River have steep costs
• Modesto Reservoir contract may be extended
• Galt's skydiving dog takes 62nd plunge
• Merced County sheriff scrutinized in gun lawsuit
• Ethnic health is eyed at UC Merced
• Fish Camp residents welcome resort delay
• Stanislaus County doctor wants $30 million from Health Services
• Modesto man tastes the rewards of winemaking skill
• One dead, others injured near Modesto house party
• Body of hiker swept over Vernal Fall recovered at Yosemite National Park
• Great weather, big crowd await X-Fest in Modesto tonight
• Sister act shoots video
• Spooky summer for Habitat for Humanity volunteers
• $725K high bid for post office
• Ripon boy has a race to remember
• Can bugs help delta?
• Auto Theft Suspect
• Tougher air rules possible for valley
• $58M contract for ACE facility
• Free Family Night Movie Series
• City of Modesto News - Mayor Makes Formal Statement Regarding NSP Programs
• Senior/Disabled Swim Program
• Single-vehicle accident blocks Highway 152 near Los Banos
• Merced deputies discover hand grenade
• Fresh & Easy recalls organic spinach
• Live chat with Modesto Schools superintendent
• Youth volunteers assemble playground structure in Modesto
• 17 from Modesto retirement center hospitalized
• Valley Home school administrator charged with child molestation
• Modesto councilman's firm can't work with program
• Youth volunteers assemble playground structure in Modesto
• Trial begins in 32-year-old cold case of rape, slaying
• X-Fest security responds to evolving challenges
• Denham holds meeting on debt debate, economy
• Kaiser grant will promote healthy-living effort in west Modesto
• District committed to paying off bonds
• Tracy man Indicted On Meth Charge
• Tuolumne deputies arrest 3 from Stanislaus County
• Denair church plans car show
• Live chat with Modesto Schools superintendent
• City of Modesto Summer Golf Specials
• Modesto police end probe when victim stops talking
• Truck knocks over fire hydrant in downtown Modesto, creating small flood
• Parolee surrenders, baby safe in Modesto
• Family of missing Yosemite hikers launch petition drive
• Enter to win a chance to meet Yo Gabba Gabba!™ Stars Brobee™ and Muno™
• 50 acts, 10 stages to make Modesto rock this weekend as X-Fest returns
• Modesto councilman's firm benefitted from sale of apartment complex
• Jobs and space increasing at Hughson nursery
• TID proposes rate hike for power of up to 7%
• Principal cited by Ripon police takes job at Modesto district office
• Abuse a factor in fatal Modesto shooting
• Modesto police looking for suspects who chased man into traffic
• Two Modesto men held for truck burglary attempt
• Sonora police arrest suspect in sex assault
• Around The Region (8/4/11)
• Fall 2011 Activity Guide Now Available!
• Denham holds Modesto meeting
• Empire trustees to discuss taxes
• Yesteryears
• Denham to hold town hall meeting in Modesto on Thursday
• Pickup vs. beer truck snarls traffic in Sonora
• Modesto police searching for man who took his baby daughter from mom
• Ceres man dies after his moped struck by pickup
• Bikini-clad baristas in Modesto perking up coffee crowd
• Modesto Neighborhood Stabilization Program renovation expenses raises eyebrows
• Luxuries at Modesto SCAP homes described
• Modesto auditor off SCAP probe
• 2 Modesto parties join National Night Out
• Extreme Registration Aug. 13 at Columbia College
• Refugees get resettling help from nonprofit
• Stanislaus farming, child support programs pay off
• Most Wanted: Yosef Elsumeri
• Gunman robs Modesto store
• 2 stabbed in Merced; man arrested
• Man shot in Merced
• Around The Region (8/3/11)
• Farmers Market to stay at Vintage Faire Mall
• New Play Equipment to be Installed in Tuolumne River Regional Park
• MODESTO: Man chased into traffic critically injured
• Principal of Modesto's Lakewood Elementary cited for interfering with investigation
• Photo of man in Ceres storm drain makes 'Letterman'
• What our local politicians are saying
• Q&A: Deciphering the debt-reduction plan
• Stanislaus County supervisors address uniform issue
• JARDINE: Modestans’ flight hits a rowdy delay
• Turlock's Dust Bowl brewery launches Tap Room
• House passes debt deal
• Thieves' favored targets outlined
• MODESTO: Few clues in death of woman found on Highway 99
• STANISLAUS COUNTY: Man tests positive for West Nile
• Riverbank weighs injunction to curb violence by gangs
• Phone service owner fights FPPC push to get records in Turlock case
• Stanislaus cherry growers eligible for assistance
• Report rips Stanislaus for sloppy paperwork, inadequate crises response in Spanish
• Beyer High pool renamed after longtime swim coach
• City of Modesto Police Investigating a Double Shooting
• City of Modesto Police Need Your Help in Identifying Found Body
• Ceres murder suspect appears in court
• SONORA: 2nd suspect arrested in May attack on soldier
• Yesteryears
• Around The Region (8/2/11)
• Bay Area woman climbing Yosemite's Half Dome falls to death
• Sierra Nevada growth puts homes, people in jeopardy
• Budget cuts leave Cal Fire crews understaffed
• Naming Modesto pool for Beyer coach weighed
• Oakdale City Council considers police presentation date
• Local art project strives to liven up Modesto's image
• Another busy day for Stanislaus River rescuers
• Police investigate Modesto shootings
• Debate boils on California law adding sexuality to history texts
• Yesteryears (8/1/11)
• Modesto City Council watch
• National Night Out just a start, organizers hope
• Police investigate Modesto shootings
• Celebrate National Night Out!
• Modesto police trying to ID body found on Highway 99
• Motorcycle enthusiasts ride to help veterans
• A few words from those who know Sierra Nevada fires best
• Sierra Nevada forests once burned much differently
• Wet winter hardly lessens risk for Sierra fire season
• JARDINE: Despite fighting in wars apart, two veterans find they're brothers in arms
• No motive, suspects in Modesto drive-by shooting that left two girls injured
• Nonprofit expert at Modesto's Gallo Center
• Layoffs are temporary at some valley school districts
• Forum on Patterson skate park planned
• Modesto Kids' Day nets more than $62,000
• Final movie night in Riverbank
• Railroad work to close Turlock intersections
• Dig in at Taste of Oakdale
• Stanislaus County Fair family rack up wins
• Modesto Area Aquatics Club glides into meet
• MODESTO: 2 teenage girls wounded by gunfire
• Kitchen fire displaces Patterson family
• Ceres Police: Assault rifles, ammo found in home
• Stanislaus farmers harvest record income in 2010
• State's redrawn districts raise concerns in Stanislaus
• Priceless Exchange: Modesto visit brings lessons to Japanese students
• Valley residents need to be wary of virus via bugs
• Plethora of frogs cause stir in Merced County
• Escalon man arrested in child's death
• Stanislaus Regional Transit making changes
• Highway 165 project planned
• VA clinic coming to French Camp
• Manteca city manager leaving
• No death penalty in Merced case
• Auto Theft Suspects (7/30/11)
• Modesto man shot over struggle with wife for gun
• Divorce puts Manteca Auto Plaza in brink of closure
• Fire causes big damage to home at Modesto's Naraghi Lake
• Atwater athlete gets his life back in baby steps
• Putting food on tables in Stanislaus and Merced Counties
• Ceres students excelling with summer school
• Family hits the spot with cider business
• Prosecutors: Mortgage lenders were swindled by Modesto man
• The cutest pet? It may be yours
• Merchant returns bank-drop surprise
• Modesto woman arrested after police find children in back of U-Haul
• Auction price at $375K for historic Modesto post office
• Tuolumne shooter pleads out
• Patterson woman guilty of wire fraud
• Sonora beating suspect gives up
• Denair girl accused in killing in court
• Police: Man with stolen U-Haul leads officers from Modesto to Turlock
• 2-year-old drowning victim in Riverbank described as 'sweetheart'
• Stealing a guardrail? Two tried in Tuolumne County, deputies say
• Ceres standoff ends in father's arrest
• Crews contain Calaveras fire; no damage reported
• 2 taken into custody after 60-mile police pursuit
• Mixed news for Turlock water customers
• Turlock hospital holding "Christmas In July" fund-raiser
• Jardine: SCAP fiasco widens in scope
• Caregivers do their best, but they pay a price
• Club emphasizes positive side of hip-hop
• Court date set in Modesto restaurant killing
• Modesto apartment rents hold
• Livingston woman adjusting to life with iron disorder
• Modesto flea market raid nabs 39 in counterfeiting ring
• English classes in Newman
• Graduation ceremony in Winton
• San Andreas fire nearly contained
• DUI arrest in Modesto wreck
• Patterson man electrocuted
• Livingston teacher hearing delayed
• Turlock police chase suspects who stole two Hondas
• Electrical problem eyed as cause of fatal fire near Modesto
• Great Times at Great America
• Stanislaus leaders prepare for inmate releases
• Families make repeated journeys to Yosemite waterfall
• New trial ordered in Newman drowning case
• Home upgrade loans available
• Effort to cut Merced supervisors' pay fails
• Four area post offices on closure list
• Most Wanted: Jose Francisco Legaspi Jr.
• Crews battle fire near San Andreas
• Merced inmates released
• Farm accident victim ID'd as Patterson man
• Lula's satisfies burger cravings
• Barricaded Suspect Incident Ends With Domestic Violence Arrest
• One dead in house fire south of Modesto
• Stanislaus County Fair attendance up 20 percent
• No injuries in alleged Modesto drive-by shooting
• East Modesto car accident leaves man hospitalized
• Firefighters working blaze in San Andreas
• MODESTO: Power company OKs solar farm
• JARDINE: Townsend Opera players selling Modesto building
• Modesto diversion program loses wake-up call
• Stanislaus pet sterilization vouchers likely to go away
• Modesto Golden Corral opening soon
• Stanislaus inmate load to grow
• Hughson chief set to retire after pioneering career
• Inmate found dead after assault in Atwater prison
• Riverbank workers dispute pay
• Face-off today for StanCERA retirement chief
• Is your pet cute enough to win The Bee's "Dog Days of Summer" contest?
• 4 rafters rescued on Stanislaus River
• Atwater, police reach deal
• Expert to speak about nonprofits at Gallo Center
• Death reported at federal penitentiary in Atwater
• Man arrested after shots hit Modesto's Hanshaw Middle School
• Modesto police arrest man after three-hour standoff
• Riverbank Chamber of Commerce holding "Lunch with the Mayor"
• Boy killed in gunfire at Stockton birthday party
• Modesto man gets six-year sentence for abusing girls
• Turlock man overcomes pain, guilt of his deadly addiction to food
• Stanislaus County's United Way funding steady, but need is still growing
• Madera County firefighter saves hiker
• Plenty to enjoy as Stanislaus County Fair concludes
• Jones trial over, but pain lingers in slaying of Raley-McCluskey
• Yesteryears (7/25/11)
• TV show to feature Le Grand trucking company
• Riverbank City Council to hear from police chief
• Modesto Irrigation District votes may move solar project forward
• Turlock City Council to OK location of homeless shelter
• UC Merced officer fires at car that struck him
• Freshman Rep. Denham will be tested on Capitol Hill
• Today at the Stanislaus County Fair (7/24/11)
• Stanislaus County supervisors eye redistricting options
• Ceres, Modesto men arrested in drug trafficking bust
• Modesto city officials defend troubled Neighborhood Stabilization Program
• 'Killer bees' attack man walking dogs near Modesto
• JARDINE: Modestan fixes church's damaged statues
• Riverbank roadside death still unsolved
• Riverbank man ordered to prison for assault on girlfriend
• Modesto Junior College student convicted of death threat
• BARE: Building McHenry Library led to creation of Modesto's 'street of culture'
• Los Banos trucker wins national honor
• Denair begins transitional kindergarten
• Stanislaus County election hopefuls make ballot
• Ex-criminals leave gang life to follow the Lord in Modesto
• School supplies collected in Stanislaus
• Hughson man admits guilt in almond fraud
• Modesto Junior College Glee camp gives kids a shot at fame
• Cake Takes First Place
• COMING SUNDAY: From Gangs to Grace
• 17.2% unemployment rate in Stanislaus is same as a year ago
• Yosemite search efforts continue for missing hikers
• Today at the Stanislaus County Fair
• OAKDALE: Ex-PTA treasurer charged with theft
• Conviction in robbery of 92-year-old Modesto veteran
• GALT: Modesto man identified who died in wreck
• West nile discovered in Stockton
• Chowchilla could oppose high-speed rail
• Around The Region (7/23/11)
• Drunken man found lodged head first in Ceres storm drain
• English Beat concert at The State Theatre in Modesto cancelled
• Stanislaus County unemployment rate ticks higher
• Today at the Stanislaus County Fair
• Kin pray Modesto, Turlock hikers are alive
• Got milkshake? It's the drink Stanislaus fairgoers wait for all year
• Empire schools study debt
• Foster Farms gets favorable ruling from USDA on chicken labeling
• Many roles seen for UC Merced
• Merced barn ad rekindles forgotten era
• Saddle up at Oakdale cowboy museum
• 'Cat burglary' suspect caught in Modesto
• Pedestrian dies after pickup strikes him in Turlock
• Newman district gets new chief
• DUI checkpoint set in Turlock
• He came home alone, feeling guilty to be alive
• Modesto Police Department News - Police Investigate Home Invasion Robbery : Update
• Modesto Police Campaign Targets Motorcycle Safety
• Marin County girl killed in van wreck in Yosemite National Park
• Modesto, Ceres men arrested in federal drug probe
• Modesto men will stand trial for murder in 2010 Ceres killing
• Drunken man found lodged head first in Ceres storm drain
• Patterson man indicted on federal methamphetamine charges
• Fun at the Stanislaus County Fair
• Body found behind Oakdale business
• Man stable after tractor pull accident at Stanislaus County Fair
• Two more suspects arrested in Modesto home invasion case
• Pack up supplies to help needy Stanislaus County kids
• Ceres to set up DUI checkpoint
• Yesteryears
• Around the region (7/21/11)
• Tuolumne deputies looking for driver of stolen RV
• Jardine: Incompetent Ceres defendant has Stanislaus County at loss
• 3 appear in court in Ceres road slaying
• Today at the Stanislaus County Fair
• Ceres calls for one Stanislaus County supervisor
• Modesto Police Department News - Police Investigate Home Invasion Robbery
• Register Now for Summer Swim Lessons
• Big Time Rush rocks Turlock
• Witnesses describe horrific scene at Vernal Fall
• YCCD redrawing trustee areas to reflect growth
• Boy, 15, beaten, robbed in Modesto's Village I
• Yosemite's Vernal Fall victims from Modesto, Turlock, Manteca
• One arrest after Modesto home invasion robbery
• San Joaquin high school students get look at daily rounds of physicians
• Borders' pending demise seems a sign of the times
• Valley foreclosures still high but trending down
• UC Merced medical students introduced
• As Valley gas zigzags, efficient cars in vogue
• Today at the Stanislaus County Fair (7/20/11)
• Most Wanted: Jose Luis Solis
• Yosemite rescue search halted
• Empire school board to discuss Mello-Roos tax
• Turlock motorcyclist killed on Highway 120
• Stanislaus County Schools Leaders At Fair
• Grand jury talk heats up Patterson meeting
• Hot dog! Eatery opens in Ripon
• Yosemite Officials: Unconfirmed report of at least one hiker swept over Vernal Fall
• Modesto man guilty of manslaughter in death of Dena Raley-McCluskey
• Valley Home school administrator arrested on suspicion of child molestation
• Turlock man dies after motorcycle crash in Sonora
• Modesto-area foreclosures trending downward
• Stanislaus leaders join fight to block redevelopment bill
• Riverbank: Holmer accused of harassment
• MODESTO: What's next in SCAP spending controversy?
• Crash time at the Stanislaus County Fair
• Today at the Stanislaus County Fair
• Oakdale rest home's residents get a reprieve
• CSUS to lay off 8 workers
• Modesto school board vacancy will stay
• Turlock arts center needs volunteers
• Oakdale chooses interim chief
• Modesto realty firm's owner held on fraud claims
• Burglars hit Apple store in Modesto
• Road Dog defendant sentenced
• Insects devastating Mariposa
• Modestan killed in freeway crash
• CSU Stanislaus makes more budget cuts
• Burglars break into Modesto Apple store, make off with laptops, iPads
• Moonlighting on the rise in tough economy
• Police operation cracks down on Modesto gangs
• Stanislaus County offices up for election
• Modesto family displaced by blaze
• Around the Region (7/18/11)
• Yesteryears (7/18/11)
• Today at the Stanislaus County Fair
• Tiny body cameras tested by Modesto police officers
• Fire in Ceres complex damages four apartments
• Oakdale firefighters rescue rafter
• Oakdale business center will help newbies
• Garden club tends to a greener downtown Turlock
• Today At The Fair (7/17/11)
• Turlock's Bristol Park gets milk makeover
• JARDINE: Modesto area Vietnam vets band together to write book
• Modesto's SCAP realty deal appraisal stirs questions
• Wells Fargo team to hold free workshops in Modesto
• Merced County DA elected to state board
• Merced's UC Riverside med school on track
• Northern San Joaquin Valley home sales slump in peak season
• Missing teen from India is found in Livingston
• Today At The Fair (7/16/11)
• Beautiful weather entices guests to check out the Stanislaus County Fair
• Modesto's Venturini-Hoch watches with pride as U.S. reaches World Cup championship
• Modesto specialty grocery store 'Greens' has opened a café
• Jury mulls verdict in Modesto murder
• New Stanislaus storm drain district voted down
• Arts and crafts chain to open stores in Modesto, Merced
• Ag fears over rail aired at Merced meeting
• Peachy USDA deal helps farmers
• Auto Theft suspects (7/16/11)
• Merced settles contamination case
• City of Modesto News - July 15, 2011
• Woman enter plea in Merced slaying
• Modesto man indicted in weapons case
• Authorities warn of cattle rustling in valley and foothills
• As county fair opens, Turlock police to set up DUI checkpoints
• Big rig wreck slows traffic on Highway 120 through Escalon
• New meets old at Stanislaus County Fair
• Merced county leader to retire
• Oakdale fishing buddies gather again
• Stanislaus redistricting options unveiled
• SJ River restoration sees resistance in Congress
• Modesto civic leader L. Clark dies
• Bret Harte grad sees a big challenge ahead
• Modesto man arrested after 2 car chases
• High-speed rail meeting today in Merced
• Modesto bank robbery suspect arrested
• 2 killed in Merced County wrecks
• Turlock car fire spreads
• Historic angle to senior center
• Families of lost at sea push U.S.
• Crows Landing wreck kills Modesto woman
• 'Dive-In' Movie Night at Johansen High School Pool
• Jones murder case goes to jury
• 4 Apprentice finalists each are victoriousEverybody Wins
• Live births popular at fairs
• Trump brothers enjoy charity effort
• Did valley summer undergo a makeover? 90s next week
• Escalon man writes despite infirmity
• Mexico and U.S. suspend search
• Turlock delays police pact move
• Escalon woman admits to murders in DUI case
• Staffing expands by 26 at Sierra Pacific sawmill
• Robber hits Modesto bank
• Kayaker found at Oakdale recreation area after search
• Riverbank meets in closed session
• Oakdale senior housing groundbreaking
• Illness closes Tuolumne mountain camps
• Bee phone system updated today
• Firm hiring for Modesto call center
• Modesto council seeks voter help
• JONES TRIAL: Pathologist says woman's cause of death uncertain
• Coming Thursday: Ready to crown a Valley Apprentice winner
• Exibit to showcase 100 years of Stanislaus fairs
• Too much to do, so Modesto City Schools board member resigns
• Turlock council supports site for shelter
• Board votes to clarify project labor policy
• Ceres, Modesto fire crews battle suspicious blazes
• Two arrested in Modesto marijuana bust
• Merced man sent to prison in sex case
• Modesto man sent to prison in meth case
• Wildfire stories sought for Bee series
• Cannella to hold high-speed talks
• Most Wanted: Ricardo Ramirez Gamboa
• The Bee kicks off effort today for deep discounts
• Modesto police to offer robbery prevention training for businesses
• Stanislaus County drops prostitution charge against man caught in 'john' sting
• JONES TRIAL: Pathologist says woman's cause of death uncertain
• Wife held in fatal stabbing of husband in Merced
• The Bee kicks off effort today for deep discounts
• Boy finds home, love with foster family
• Riverbank rail fan helps Amtrak hit 1M
• Colleges hit high standard for eco-quality
• Through tech and better habits, schools boost energy efficiency
• Stanislaus supervisors to address labor debate
• Riverbank OKs hiring search firm
• Shooting victim identified
• Oakdale firefighters rescue stranded rafters
• Ceres postpones hearing on Wal-Mart Supercenter
• Merced's Mercy Medical Center giving grants
• Pon accepts position with Merced Office of Education
• Tuolumne address signs available
• Merced Sheriff arrests pair
• Would-be Modesto mayors do lunch july 20
• Sonora fishermen recall fight to survive after shipwreck in Mexico
• Stanislaus County district attorney announces convictions
• Yesteryears (7/11/11)
• South African teachers travel to Turlock to learn
• Modesto election candidate list continues to grow
• Modesto Salvation Army center a home to some
• Deputies find man shot to death in south Modesto lot
• Police, nurse partnership put to work in Ceres
• Riverbank City Council agenda
• Seniors show off artistic sides on Modesto stage
• Oakdale bar fight ends in arrest
• Ceres man arrested in attack on girlfriend
• Modesto City Schools will have positive tech focus
• National Night Out 2011
• 10th Street Sidewalk and Pavement Work To Close Street
• Local authors pen the history of Modesto through vintage photographs
• Smart Valley Places Kick-Off Convention
• What others are saying about Casey Anthony trial
• Routine sets Modesto woman on a better path
• Modestan gets prison for forgery
• Ag man Gilbert honored by State Fair
• Merced Mall defying recession as stores fill
• Fire chars Modesto bar closed by authorities
• Oakdale woman seriously injured in crash
• Modesto councilman wants public vote on pension problem
• Parent, politician push to give Modesto boy shot at normal life
• Anthony case captivates people closest to Peterson trial
• Diablo Grande embezzlement is news to sheriff
• A special needs ball fit for a princess
• Missing tourist search persists
• A special needs ball fit for a Modesto princess
• Yesteryears
• Auto Theft Suspects (7/9/11)
• Fixed electrical transformer returned to Modesto Irrigation substation
• Modesto chief says retired investigator 'embellished' activities
• Community Briefing (7/9/11)
• Gustine burglary suspect arrested
• San Joaquin air district seeks funding for projects
• Radanovich joins political publishing parade
• Around the Region (7/9/11)
• Missing tourist search persists
• Denair mom opens up about daughter accused of killing her dad
• Brought to You by the Letter “F” — as in “FREE”!
• Man killed when Mustang slams into Highway 99 guardrail near Modesto
• Highway funding bill forgoes earmarks
• Survivors Come Home7 still missing as search is extended in Mexico
• Testimony in Modesto murder trial focuses on how woman was moved
• Wal-Mart seeks delay in Ceres
• Modesto Junior College adds new degree
• National parks saw spring lull in visits
• Turlock crash fatal for 3rd man
• Ceres men guilty of faking papers
• Modesto teachers move on to state level
• Have a second job? We want to talk
• Modesto cement truck driver injured
• Riverbank carjacking case to be held next year
• Attorneys set in Modesto market shootings
• Downtown Modesto street, sidewalks to be improved
• Holland on Ag: Compromise made over cage size for hens
• Modesto prostitution sting case dismissed
• More trouble for Modesto nonprofit
• Modesto Clinic to add services for vets
• Default could force Oakdale residents to move on
• It's back to work at revived Tuolumne sawmill
• TV chef in Merced for figs
• UC Merced looking for ways to cut costs
• Modesto woman ID'd as victim in fatal July 4 crash
• Modesto Family Fun Nights back with activities, information
• Vocal master class at Columbia College
• Teaching residents to shadow at Aspire
• Modesto check-cashing store robbed
• Motorcycle safety patrol in Turlock
• No bail reduction for Turlock man in road rage case
• Family of Twain Harte fisherman urging officials to continue search
• Jurors watch video of Modesto suspect explaining incident
• Projected almond yield crushes May estimate
• Ceres man died at sea
• HUD suggests Modesto nonprofit broke rules
• Most Wanted: Tommy Lee Almanzo
• Valley Apprentice competition coming down to the wire
• Up close with magic at Modesto Junior College
• Fireworks ignite blaze near house
• Modesto City Council Watch
• Have a second job? We want to talk
• Patterson prepares grand jury response
• Keyes offering reward
• Arrest made after Atwater pedestrian struck
• Delhi break-in probed
• Next stop for police chief: Tracy
• Father, daughter survive Columbia plane crash
• Ceres man confirmed dead in Mexico boating accident
• Stanislaus County Coroner's Office ID's Modesto-area crash victims
• Salty's owner eyes return to work
• Hughson family enjoys decades long tradition of gleaning winning ribbons
• Bad valley air could travel from overseas
• Highway 99 in Ceres crash kills one, injures five
• Merced doctor died trying to save friend
• Modesto Tea Party to quiz mayor hopefuls
• Free health fair at Maddux Center
• Around The Region (7/5/11)
• Yesteryears
• Modesto Fourth of July event draws patriotic crowd
• Budget leaves schools suffering
• Twain Harte man among missing after boat capsizes in Mexico
• Store worker hit with vodka bottle
• Considering a run for elected office?
• Veterans, classic cars and politicians featured in Modesto Fourth of July parade
• Modesto-area Fourth of July celebrations, fireworks
• Merced police nab alleged thief who hit Save Mart employee with vodka bottle
• Valley Apprentice rivals remain friendly
• Fourth of July activities guide for Modesto area
• Kamilos reaching out, with mixed success, on Modesto West Park
• Modesto Fire squad pursues illegal fireworks
• A dozen arrested in Stanislaus County holiday crackdown
• Merced program seeks to inspire migrant students
• Modesto City Council watch
• Oakdale City Council watch
• Park officials plan controlled burn at Yosemite
• Around the Region (7/4/11)
• Yesteryears (7/4/11)
• Valley farmers making harvest yield more dollars
• Modesto man killed, Stockton man arrested for DUI in Highway 99 crash
• Modesto man to celebrate 102nd birthday at dance club
• Elderly Modesto man charged with molestation
• Turlock police officer named veteran of year
• JARDINE: Patriotism lives year-round in Ripon
• Central Valley developer lines up ambitious projects
• Jury rewards widow in Merced bus case
• Modesto man held in severe beating
• STANLEY BARE: Modesto a latecomer to irrigating its farms
• Turlock police chief to resign
• Turlock police chief Gary Hampton to quit at end of July
• Merced cops arrest 2 gang bangers for robbery of ice cream vendor
• Ripon mom cited as accessory in teen vandalism spree
• 3 Modesto men arrested in probe of scams against elderly in Manteca
• Hot times ahead for Valley
• Modesto, Stanislaus neighborhoods end lawsuit
• Stanislaus courthouse could be delayed
• Holiday safety check planned
• Modesto: Hammett's owner dies at age 92
• UC Merced to welcome influx of freshmen in fall
• Sutter gold mine close to reopening
• Merced will open cooling center
• Modesto Nonprofit wins a car
• Auto Theft Suspects
• Merced closes access to river
• Hiker tried saving fellow hiker on Yosemite bridge
• Modesto: Teen murder suspects still need lawyers
• Child injured in Modesto hit-and-run; suspect arrested
• Modesto area Fourth of July activities guide
• Miss Birdie’s County Fair Pick and Free Tickets
• SCAP turns over documents to Modesto
• Parade of events this weekend in Valley towns
• Healthy LessonsProduce stands join students at summer school
• Payouts a taxing strain on Stanislaus cities
• School change starts at top
• Fast times for Stanislaus River rafting
• Safeway helps second harvest
• Stanislaus, Modesto holiday closures begin today
• Modesto jobs fair focuses on machinists
• Family says CHP shot man 55 times in Turlock incident
• Ripon council passes police union measures
• 1 hiker dead, another lost At Hetch Hetchy
• Two arrested in Atwater shoe store burglary
• Merced woman critical after fire
• DUI checkpoint planned in Riverbank
• Bombastic Fourth planned for Stanislaus & foothill communities
• Retired cop talks about interview with Modesto murder suspect Jones
• Bail review set for Kari Abbey, former deputy accused of murder
• Modesto nonprofit agency starts to unravel
• Season long on rain, snow yet flood damage limited
• SCAP follows a toxic plot
• Ex-cop takes stand in Modesto trial
• Modesto psychiatric facility cleared in patient escape
• Jury: Coroner needs to hire, update
• Almond estimate delayed 1 week
• Modesto firefighters get buyout incentives
• Woman whose body was found at Don Pedro Reservoir was from Merced
• Man, woman killed in fire that guts Sonora home
• Turlock's Carnegie Arts Center getting ready to reopen
• Coroner releases name of girl, 4, who died days after being struck by car in Modesto
• Identity released of 4-year-old boy killed in crash near Turlock
• Civil grand jury rips former Patterson mayor and city officials
• Pickup driver has heart attack, dies in solo Modesto wreck
• Modesto council OKs new housing plan for about 11,000 new homes
• 2 jailed after Atwater shoe store burglarized
• Dairy company leaving Riverbank for Modesto
• Stanislaus County assessment roll drops
• Stanislaus County to sue Modesto on dump
• Modesto pregnancy office finds new home
• Rules for labor ignite a debate with Stanislaus supervisors
• Turlock pays on stalled project
• Expert: Murder admission coerced in Modesto case
• Modesto Irrigation District considers trying time-of-use billing for homes
• MJC's temporary president vows to bring campus together
• Ripon considers imposing concessions on police union
• Inmate seeks information about his connection to Levy's killer
• Woman's body found in Don Pedro
• Modesto fireworks vendors rush to cope with the rain
• Ex-detective says he first suspected victim's boyfriend in Modesto murder
• Gallo to acquire Edna Valley Vineyard
• Two people killed in early morning rollover wreck south of Turlock
• Modesto officials on alert for bottle rockets, other illegal fireworks
• New questions surface for nonprofit
• Ceres approves bare-bones spending plan
• Riverbank OKs mostly healthy budget
• Modesto may give break to dairy firm
• Buy fireworks, feed the hungry in Modesto
• Honor loved ones in the service
• Turlock school board draws its district lines
• Singing with choiris a 'double miracle'
• Police probe girl's death
• County can add 19 more positions
• Around The Region (6/28/11)
• City Offices to Close for Work Furlough and 4th of July Holiday
• Vineyards, Breweries And Restaurants Announced For The First Annual 'Night At The Bowl'
• City of Modesto's Annual Water Quality Report is Now Available!
• News from City of Modesto - Recycle Used Oil Filters
• Tzu Chi Foundation Health Fair
• Big fire near Turlock destroys dairy barn and hay
• Turlock wreck kills 4-year-old boy and leaves four hurt
• Another 'robocall' blasting Turlock councilwoman makes the rounds
• Resolution makes Sundays for eating California food
• Money for Turlock student camp restored
• Turlock's school board to decide on district maps
• Turlock teachers share discoveries of work overseas
• Foster parents of Stanislaus County teens make impact
• Veggies get starring role in Modesto cooking class
• Modesto area gardeners saving big bucks on food
• Around the Region (6/27/11)
• Yesteryears
• JOHNSTON: Free online access will be changing at The Modesto Bee
• Deportation slashes at strong ties of Turlock family, community
• Ripon council honors Mistlin for his service
• Modesto's Jump Start leaps into science and local history
• Eight Modesto area schools on fitness finals list
• Suspect nabbed at Modesto taco truck
• Man shot during Modesto drive-by
• Modesto name tagged to another kind of auto theft
• Modesto parents keeping kids busy while on break
• Recent arson sparks Stanislaus probe
• Valley farms unearth success
• Modesto says no funds until SCAP audited
• Symposium teaches Stanislaus educators about online learning
• Patterson man pleads guilty to almond fraud
• Jones' father speaks at Modesto murder trial
• Tug-of-war over Don Pedro Reservoir relicensing
• Stanislaus Civil Grand Jury to be selected
• Yosemite tour buses removed from service
• Stanislaus Clerk-Recorder's Office being renovated; access limited
• Modesto Chinese restaurant murder case delayed
• Sketch of Escalon shooting suspect released
• Boy, 10, found hanging in Modesto home dies
• Bicyclist struck by truck, dies on west Modesto road
• School’s Out for Summer
• Oakdale teen killed in ATV collision with vehicle near Modesto
• Redistricting maps' release delayed
• Valley lawmakers back controller
• Some farms let 'u-pick' for yourself
• Modesto police investigators discussed scenarios with suspect
• Stallions on Centre Stage
• Oakdale leaders caught off guard
• Man walks in front of train in Merced
• MODESTO: Vacant homes destroyed by fire
• Teens in court for Modesto store shooting
• Merced Fair attendance declines
• Modesto area teachers can brush up on art
• Grass fire slows traffic along I-5
• Car plows into school barriers in Modesto
• Around The Region (6/24/11)
• Yesteryears
• Summer Aquatic Camps
• Arrest Made In 'Road Rage' Shooting Incident
• CHP officers involved in fatal shooting near Turlock identified
• More details emerge in Modesto road rage shooting
• Video: Hilmar woman wins new car in magazine contest
• 'Poodle Bandit' bank robber sentenced to 11 years
• AC companiessnowed, butrelief's coming
• Parole hearing reveals story of lives not lived
• Ag Science in Motion: Moving van now a classroom lab
• Modesto traffic accident shooting suspect jailed
• Gallo salutes outdoors icon
• Fund-raiser saves Merced arts center
• Community safety event to feature Patterson mom
• 5 jailed in Sonora, linked to thefts of cars' gas
• Turlock to see market at night
• Calaveras struggles over its dire budget
• 1 suspect in Sonora Rite Aid attack is ID'd
• Man arrested in disturbance at Twain Harte post office
• Half Dome cables ready
• Foreclosure aid events planned in Stockton
• Yosemite National Park scales back search for hiker
• Suspect in 2008 Modesto homicide identified
• Man shot shortly after Modesto auto accident
• Recording details suspect's drive with detectives to Groveland
• Disturbance at post office lands Twain Harte man in jail
• Heat's not a problem for area crops — yet
• Valley tops incar theft
• Modesto shooting victim not in gang, police say
• Likelihood of RDA cuts weighing on city officials
• Fire damages south Modesto church
• Empire Library celebrates farming
• Oakdale OKs tentative funding
• Most Wanted: Omar Sharif Velasquez
• Riverbank streets closing for car show
• Around The Region (6/22/11)
• Yesteryears
• Early Morning Fire at Modesto Church
• Fire damages south Modesto church
• Murder trial resumes as Modesto investigator recalls reviewing cold case file
• Escalon police officer shot in shoulder, taken to Modesto hospital
• Man shot by officers troubled
• Shoes from Modesto go to Midwest tornado victims
• Modesto painter's work for families of those in combat wins prize
• Turlock mosquito foe leaving the field of battle
• Heat WaveStrikes
• Gregori stadium design gets green light
• Modestan guilty in car theft
• Cardoza still invested in horses, filings say
• Denair meth bust brings prison term
• Modesto shooting victim's identity withheld
• Foster Farms offers new milk
• Yesteryears
• Drive-By Shooting Leaves One Dead and Two Others Injured
• Women Taking Donations for Baby’s Funeral Arrested
• Police Need Help in Identifying a Wanted Robbery Suspect
• Spike TV aims lens at Merced County Sheriff's deputies
• Crews search Yosemite for missing hiker
• Woman gets 16 years in prison for fatal crash
• Museum showcases Oakdale Police Department
• CEO's tenure at Doctors hospital in Modesto comes to an end
• Aspiring teachers make impact on Downey High pupils
• Modesto drive-by shooting leaves 1 dead, 2 injured
• Around the Region (6/20/11)
• Livingston picks new city manager
• Modesto's new farmers market fills stands to lure mall shoppers
• Yesteryears (6/20/11)
• Mayor Ridenour Condemns Legislature’s Illegal Budget
• Sheriff's Department: CHP officer-involved shooting leaves man dead near Turlock
• Helicopter's camera helps find Modesto suspect with gun
• Oakdale payouts have cost beyond dollars
• Former San Joaquin Valley congressman gets new role
• Modesto nonprofit's reliance on volunteers rises with need for food, clothes
• Empire property taxes to rise, but not out of need
• $256 million Modesto City Schools budget won't last
• JARDINE: Father's Day gifts evolve over the years
• Daughter honors father's enthusiasm, compassion through benefit marathon
• Modesto robber gets 10 years in prison
• Old Merced hospital to be converted to storage
• McANDREWS: Blimp's 1975 flight thrilled Modestans
• Modesto Century Center shops lose power
• Sons of Italy gives $5,000 to YES Company in Modesto
• Modesto dead baby scam puts two in jail
• Seven hurt on Highway 99 crash in Ceres
• County labor force shrinks
• Stanislaus special ed switch considered
• Hot time with cool cars at The Fruit Yard
• Bryant takes charge of True Light
• Driver in Ceres girl's death will be tried
• Fewer horses at fair due to lack of room
• Oakdale man guiltyof abuse
• Video seen at murder trial
• Pregnant woman shot in Modesto intersection dies
• Juneteenth event Saturday at Modesto park
• Yesteryears (6/18/11)
• Merced firefighter dies of injuries from crash
• Around The Region (6/18/11)
• Auto Theft Suspects (6/18/11)
• Anonymous Tip Leads Officers To Cache of Guns and Drugs
• Stolen iPhone helps woman lead cops to suspect
• Deadline is midnight to register for Modesto Bee DealSaver cash giveaway
• Pregnant woman shot in Modesto intersection dies
• Jurors watch video of murder suspect leading investigators to body
• Say YES to 'Glee': Casting director, a Modesto native, shares his advice
• Gregori stadium gains traction
• Riverbank park gains promising new tenant
• Stanislaus home prices tick up, but sales sluggish
• Veteran school leader takes interim MJC job
• Pot, guns seized at 2 Modesto homes
• YCCD settles dispute
• Valley burn restrictions go into effect
• Defense questions testimony in Modesto murder trial
• Drowned Mi-Wuk man's body found
• Manteca school recipe a contest finalist
• Judge denies bid to boost pumping
• Firefighter injured in Ceres blaze
• Waterford home destroyed by fire
• Modesto, Oakdale police planning DUI checkpoints
• Suspects In Jail After Shooting At Officers
• MPD Canine Finds Two Pounds of Meth During Search
• Modesto Police Department Targets Impaired Drivers with Checkpoints
• Body of Mi-Wuk Village man found in Stanislaus River
• Ceres firefighter injured in house blaze
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• Longtime auto shop nears end
• Pedal Peddlers
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• Valley pump prices easing, but still painful
• 2 women testify against Modesto man in murder trial
• Rescuers keeping busy at Yosemite
• Feds cautious on Merced Irrigation District project
• Sonora man jailed in attack on boy, 12
• Sharing Fun for the Soul at Vacation Bible School
• Riverbank reorganization approved
• K-9 is key in meth discovery
• Meeting tonight on roads project
• Tioga Pass Road To Open Saturday
• Bidding begins on Modesto post office
• Modesto police K-9 helps find 2 pounds of meth
• Stanislaus County Coroner ID's Riverbank drowning victim
• Shots fired toward Modesto police trigger early morning manhunt
• Woman testifies Modesto murder suspect held her captive
• Man drowns in Stanislaus River at Jacob Myers Park
• Sonora man suspected of sexually assaulting boy, 12
• Modesto's Valley Sporting Goods files for bankruptcy
• Family members of pregnant Modesto shooting victim say prognosis grim
• Snowmelt threatens to flood Yosemite
• Small Modesto park may be going to the dogs
• Comments sought on solar farm
• Most Wanted: Ricky Ray Atwood, spousal abuse
• Have a Fair story? Share it with us
• Turlock passes city budget
• Witnesses describe horrific kidnapping, slaying of baby
• Modesto police officer in wreck
• Defense attorneys eyed in Modesto market slaying case
• Max Promotes Dump The Pump In Modesto
• Summer Art Classes for Youth
• City of Modesto-Summer Recreation Classes
• Trial begins in slaying of Modesto woman a dozen years ago
• CHP: Turlock woman injured in ATV accident
• Cop's spotlight breaks up scheme to burglarize Oakdale Sears
• Two men vanish in Stanislaus River
• Two sites vie for new Stanislaus courthouse
• "Dump the Pump" in Modesto
• Keeping heroes' race, kids' camp running
• Driver in Ceres fatal wreck said to be on meth
• Turlock's budget on the agenda
• Marie Callender's shutters 13 sites, including Merced
• Merced zoo backers fear worst if city halts funding
• Patterson seniors may have to share center with teens
• Golf is cheaper at Modesto courses
• Screening process: Patterson Irrigation District workers hope to help salmon, steelhead
• Have a fair story? share it with us
• It’s All About Golf in Modesto!
• Participate In The 'Takin’ it to the Streets' Citywide Cleanup Day on June 25
• The City of Modesto and MoBand Present 'A Night at The Bowl'
• Register Now for Summer Aquatic Programs
• Ceres man accused of killing daughter pleads not guilty
• Attorney for Denair teen accused of killing dad needs more time
• Long Beach man killed in I-5 rollover near Los Banos
• Modesto man arrested after car overturns near Riverbank
• That fire tonight in Turlock? It's only a training burn
• Pregnant shooting victim remains in critical condition
• Giddy on up to Humpty’s Western Round Up
• Wet spring good and bad for fire season
• Modesto considering stricter rules for the homeless
• Yesteryears
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• Modesto city council watch
• Man accused in Modesto woman's murder to stand trial
• Felon with gun given 3 years in prison
• Modesto Junior Cadets set to graduate
• Riverbank to eye manager revamp
• Modestan walks the walk by collecting shoes for tornado victims
• Fire at Gallo Glass Co. destroys bottles but buildings not affected
• Firefighter burned battling blaze in Modesto's airport neighborhood
• Modesto drunk driver sent to prison
• Modesto makes headway against property crime
• Spider bite puts Modestan on Paralympics path
• Stanislaus County Law agencies struggling despite lower crime rates
• West Modesto trail project raises $13K
• Modesto-area schools assess teaching using novel method
• With a month to go, Valley Apprentice teams are racing
• California Rural Network
• Troops overseas thank Turlock Rotarians
• Improvement seen in fighting youth alcohol abuse
• Outdoor farmers market set for Modesto mall
• Family science camp coming to Stockon
• Airport area fire displaces three residents
• Newman to decide on schools chief
• Classic cars shine at 13th annual Modesto Graffiti event
• Pregnant teen shot in car remains in critical
• Modesto Police Department News - Junior Cadets Set to Graduate
• Pregnant woman in critical condition after west Modesto shooting
• Modesto woman found in suspicious truck hospitalized in LA
• Maps show shifting political districts in California
• Signs of summer in Modesto
• District proposal likely to bring interesting races
• Cabin fever at Yosemite's Curry Village
• Episcopal churches open doors wider
• Arrest made in Modesto shooting deaths
• Aggressive motorist charged in incident near Livingston
• Auto Theft Suspects (6/11/11)
• Hobby Lobby crafting mecca eyes Merced spot
• Waterford man in wheelchair killed
• Renovations at Stanislaus clerk's office
• Around The Region (6/11/11)
• Downtown Modesto comes alive with classic cars as Graffiti festivities kick off
• Modesto: Falling tree narrowly misses van with baby in it
• Modesto police investigating park shooting
• Modestan on 'Today' show to talk about "Glee Project'
• Get your Graffiti on in Modesto starting today
• Owners' equity in homes shrivels
• MoBand begins its 92nd year making musical memories
• Toys get checkup at Turlock market today
• Better Access coming for Modesto's disabled
• Salida sewer rates hiked
• Hobby store eying Mervyn's site
• Detective in Levy case honored
• Surgeon explains high death rate
• Woman says pastor ignored assault claims
• Administration, Los Banos farmers talk on river restoration
• Coming To Modesto Soon ...
• Tracy police chief resigns
• Reading tutors needed in Stanislaus
• MoBand Thursday: Ladies and gentlemen, start your blankets
• Details emerge from Manteca officer-involved shooting fatality
• Three teens to face trial on murder charges in Riverbank market shooting
• Ceres man accused of killing daughter needs new attorney
• Gustine police say man killed girlfriend's father
• Yosemite National Park hopes new camping reservation system will thwart scalpers
• Manteca police officer shoots, kills man who pulled gun
• Modesto musical tradition is back
• Former Modesto priest on leave
• Facility shows off talents that age has hidden
• Teachers are students during 3-day agriculture program
• Law firm updates Modesto agency on Village I issue
• Riverbank officially fires city manager
• Modesto industrial park names a new leader
• State: YCCD advised to slash 870 students
• City's Fourth of July on a budget
• Modesto park drive-by sentencing delayed
• Gallo Arts Center tickets on sale
• Claim filed against Oakdale
• Two teenagers hurt in Ceres gang attack
• Stanislaus supervisors' district lines discussed
• Political leaders at Hughson town hall
• Clampdown in Los Banos nets 101 gang leaders, members
• Le Grand woman, 18, saves life of infant
• See the C-Section rates for state, Modesto-area hospitals
• Two injured in Modesto solo crash; DUI suspected
• Man suffers severe head injuries in Sonora park incident
• Two hospitalized in Ceres park fight
• Tickets for new Gallo Center for the Arts season go on sale Thursday
• Modesto's spending plan eliminates 27 staff positions
• Stanislaus County sees no way out: PAL, library take hits
• SCAP loses United Way funding
• DA sets course in store slayings
• Turlock school district revisions weighed
• Toast the Stanislaus fair with a treat from the past
• Input on land preserves sought
• YCCD trustees moving forward
• Oakdale hangs on to police, firefighters
• Stanislaus grand jury says jail needs more guards
• Use of government money to lobby for high-speed rail questioned
• Most Wanted: Son Pao
• Riverbank murder hearing nears end
• Modesto City Council Watch
• Stanislaus County Board Of Supervisors Watch
• Live Coverage: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors meeting
• Stanislaus County supervisors back lean budget
• Turlock woman made up story about sexual assault
• No death penalty sought in Modesto market murders
• Sheriff: 'Rock collectors' caught with more at Jamestown quarry
• Wet weekend not kind to Stanislaus nuts, cherries and hay
• Large snowpack leads to increase of risks on rivers
• Modesto rental owner registry mulled
• Attorney in documentary
• Oakdale declares fiscal emergency
• Lawsuits add to Stanislaus County squeeze
• Village I school taxesto be re-evaluated
• Teens' gang ties disputed in Riverbank murder trial
• Hughson close on budget
• Columbia ministorage robbed at gunpoint
• Ex-Turlock resident pleads not guilty
• Man suspected of robbing Modesto Pizza Hut
• Proposal would raise McClure dam spillway
• Modesto Police Department News - June 4, 2011
• Pedestrian critical after he's struck by car in Oakdale
• Whiskey bottle attack leads to arrest in Jamestown
• Former Turlock resident charged with murder of 3-year-old
• Modesto spending plan is up for approval
• Riverbank manager's future on the agenda
• Applications available for Modesto Business Recycling Awards
• Stanislaus County Births
• Stanislaus County Marriage Licenses
• TV cameras are on the menu
• Yesteryears
• Grow your own food? Contact our Bee reporter for story
• Turlock school board maps set for review
• Stanislaus County road work, delays for week ahead
• Modesto, nearby cities see uptick in sales tax revenue
• Searching for ways to boost Modesto's Centre Plaza
• Tattoo artists' ink skills exhibited at Modesto expo
• UC Merced names dean of sciences
• University aims to connect with the community
• City of Modesto Police Department: Suspect Arrested for Firing Gun at His Ex-Girlfriend
• County faces deeper cuts
• Jardine: After years of horrific abuse, Turlock grad starts anew at UCLA
• Modesto's Christmas Eve burglar gets five years
• Unusual weather stymies Modesto-area events
• Stanislaus County braces for deeper cuts
• Jardine: After years of horrific abuse, Turlock grad starts anew at UCLA
• Loss, gains, growth in downtown Turlock
• Bill to halt San Joaquin River restoration opposed
• Modesto man quilty of selling crystal meth to informant
• Police suspect Patterson man killed son, then self
• Teen gets 21 years in Patterson murder
• Progress achieved in HIV-AIDS efforts
• Oakdale council facing sales tax, safety decisions
• Religion Digest (6/5/11)
• Modesto's Gallo Center to hold volunteer orientation
• Lend A Hand (6/5/11)
• Tatts, golf tees and world travel spill out of 'buckets'
• Graffiti Fest, Highland Games washed out
• Modesto woman, 31, killed in Briggsmore Avenue wreck early today
• Calaveras County meth dealer pleads guilty to federal charges
• Weather pattern reversal blamed for unexpectedly wet, cold spring
• SCAP worker gives up $436K
• Friend recalls scene of slaying
• New call center to serve Bee, Sun-Star customers
• 2 Modesto children hit by cars recovering slowly
• Livingston teacher's lawyer: Nitroglycerin for experiment
• Auto Theft Suspects (6/4/11)
• Yosemite Exhibit Unveiled
• Canal overflows downtown Modesto
• Around The Region (6/4/11)
• Time to celebrate at Central Valley High School in Ceres
• 2 arrested in Atwater home invasion
• Man finally appears in court for abuse, slaying of his daughter in Ceres
• Modesto man charged with attempted murder of ex-girlfriend
• Grass fire chars 2 acres in south Modesto
• Father charged in death
• Apricot growers finally seeing supply, demand nearly balanced
• SCAP program's funds eyed
• Planners approve Turlock shelter proposal
• Emanuel hit with a $50K fine
• Riverbank looking to get healthy
• Assembly wants folks to eat local food
• Garage sale for Miller's Place in Modesto
• Yard sale in Modesto to help soldiers
• Manteca hosts child abuse exhibit
• Westley cocaine dealer given 10 years
• Fire damages Gustine home
• Golf-All-You-Want Sunday Special
• Body Found at Early Morning Fire in West Modesto
• New Graffiti fest set Saturday in Modesto
• Apricot Fiesta this weekend in Patterson
• Three burglary suspects nabbed after south Modesto manhunt
• State fines Emanuel Medical Center $50,000 over drug procedures
• Two shootings reported in Newman overnight
• Funding drops, reducing choices for Modesto group homes
• Mixed reviews on cop report
• Melting snowpack has Yosemite's waterfalls running full and fast
• Thieves violate sanctity of cemetery
• Faith-based event in Modesto focuses on budget
• Sacred Buddhist relics coming to Ceres temple
• Valley Apprentice contest is close race
• Modesto man receives 14-year term for moving heroin
• Rabobank boosts ag fund for schools
• Oak Valley lauded for programs
• Man stabbed in Turlock
• Options for volunteering in Stanislaus County
• Livingston teacher enters not-guilty pleas
• Modesto police plan DUI patrols
• Sonora, Ebbetts Passes Closed
• More Details Emerge In Officer-Involved Shooting
• Stanislaus County detective accused of murder in court
• Upper portions of Highways 108, 4 closed
• Body discovered in burned out west Modesto garage
• Officers arrested 65 in Stanislaus DUI crackdown
• Religious leaders meeting in Modesto to protest state budget cuts
• Modesto nonprofit executives get paid modestly
• Where to buy produce, fruit in Stanislaus County
• Modesto school board OKs leaner administration
• June gets off to a cool start
• Most Wanted: Richard Zepeda
• Rifle, knife found after Modesto robbery suspect shot, police say
• Waterford man gets 60-year sentence
• Pupils: Math course really adds up
• Government Night In Hughson
• Livingston exit exam scores impress
• Two youths sought in south Modesto grass fires
• Officers arrested 65 in Stanislaus DUI crackdown
• Turlock brothers sentenced to 80 years in rapper death
• Tuolumne County releases cause of death of divers
• Report: Modesto police did not use excessive force
• Merced man injured in drive-by shooting
• Los Angeles woman killed in Los Banos crash
• Juneteenth celebration in Modesto
• West side farming making a comeback
• Boy, 8, on bike, hit by car
• Driver dead after Merced County train collision
• Yesteryears
• Judges upholds Patterson layoffs but most teachers kept
• Modesto Police Department News: DUI Checkpoint Leads to the Recovery of Three Pounds of Meth
• Modesto Police Department News: DUI Enforcement Operations Planned
• Modesto Police Department News: Robber Strikes North Modesto Bank
• At Modesto's Elliott Alternative, every effort made to graduate students
• Families pay tribute to nation's fallen in Hughson
• Waterford chief looking forward to extra sleep in retirement
• Jardine: Reunion stories make up a terrific week
• Information session in Merced on high-speed rail
• Stop at Modesto DUI checkpoint yields 3 pounds of meth
• Aid cuts highlight contrasts in Stanislaus County
• Modesto chamber chooses new president, CEO
• Son's loss brings holiday's meaning home
• Modesto mom finds opportunity in dirty job
• Oatmeal cups aimed at boosting area peaches
• Women's service honored at Santa Nella
• Today's Memorial Day Events
• Fiesta Riverbank nears
• Two held in Oakdale gang assault
• Two arrested in Oakdale robbery
• Family of seven homeless after Modesto fire
• Bullets Strike car 12 times; no one injured
• Modesto school board to look at streamlining
• Stanislaus County DUI nets 19 arrests
• Lottery winnings from Modesto Chevron still unclaimed
• Firefighters compete using predecessors' techniques
• Fighting fires has history in Modesto
• In Service: Bradley Alan Hamstengel
• Jardine: Names of the dead borne on their hearts
• West Modesto shooting reported
• Los Banos driver escapes crash uninjured, then arrested
• Denair Dad's slaying points to need for help in time of crisis
• Cashing In: Salaries of Modesto housing agency attract federal scrutiny
• Teens pledge not to text and drive
• Frito-Lay energy use earns award
• Memorial Tribute: In death of son, holiday turns personal for Newman family
• Memorial Day weekend observances for Modesto and the surrounding area
• Modesto man pays special tribute to fallen heroes
• Riverbank's talks stalled with city manager placed on leave
• Cuban crisis era jet at Open Cockpit Day
• Auto Theft Suspects (5/28/11)
• Police won't name officer
• Stockton brothers get prison for food stamp fraud
• Stolen taco truck back in hands of Atwater owner
• Modesto police arrest suspect in McHenry Village bank robbery
• Note to self: Don't drive to probation meeting in stolen car
• First of two Stanislaus graduations mark busy day on campus
• Pot dispensary raid nets nine people in Tuolumne County
• Modesto man given 16 years for sexually abusing children
• Internal probe into Modesto police completed
• Explosive in class puts teacher in trouble again
• Students learn all about ag at CSUS
• Modesto man shot by police tried to escape twice in 2003
• Motorcycle officer dies after crash at funeral
• Central Valley gang drug ring members put away
• Robbery brings prison sentence for Waterford man
• SJ sheriff's official: Man's body found, boy still missing
• Body identified as Turlock woman
• Glacier Point open to traffic
• Dusty wind over weekend may irritate allergies, illness
• Modesto Police Investigating an Officer-Involved Shooting of a Robbery Suspect
• Modesto Police Department News: Investigation Continues In Officer Involved Shooting
• Stanislaus Sheriff’s Air Support Unit Gets Help from Criminals to Catch More Criminals
• Tip your hats to our Modesto area graduates
• Patterson man gets 10 years in carjacking case
• Man escapes fire in Ceres home
• Police: Men kick in door of Modesto home, steal money
• Livingston teacher re-arrested after police find nitroglycerin in class
• Turlock already winning in track championship
• Volunteers help Modesto students make big academic strides
• Most MJC layoffs stand
• Travelers gearing up for holiday weekend
• Merced festivals focus on farming
• Riverbank woman gets 30 years for deadly hammer attack
• Stanislaus DUI checkpoints set for coming holiday
• Stanislaus sheriff's copter to fly again
• Scrapbook a peek at Modesto's past
• Memorial Day observances for Modesto and the surrounding area
• Oakdale hospital hires CFO
• West Park builder will have to pay
• Patterson's new staff policy requires checks
• Police Step Up DUI Enforcement over Memorial Day Weekend
• Robbery suspect shot to death by Modesto police officer
• CSU, Stanislaus graduate undaunted by injury
• Ceres police on the lookout for seat-belts
• Jail revenue considered
• News pitch for Modesto youth
• School grooming for graduations
• Boy, 11, healing after leg impaled
• Council approves Mi Pueblo
• Watchdog clears councilman
• Still brand-new, Stanislaus fire office could double in size
• Women's portrayal discussed
• Ideas wanted for Oakdale Park
• Most Wanted: Giovanny Francisco Gomez
• Annual Juneteenth Celebration at Mellis Park
• City of Modesto Business Recycling Awards
• 2011 Waste Reduction Awards Program
• Livingston teacher accused of giving students chloroform
• Body pulled from canal near Hilmar
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors meeting
• Modesto middle school remembers slain campus supervisor
• Educators finish their education
• Fallen Marine recalled at service
• Judge: YCCD proposal flawed
• Will fire merger be able to grow?
• Ceres delays vote on store
• Get Your $1 Ready For Kids' Day
• Nice rock — but it's just a rock
• Business incentives considered
• Leave horses at home to avoid virus, vets say
• Merced child molester convicted
• 2 arrested in Sonora on pot charges
• Sylvan Union School District seeks citizens
• Riverbank wrestlers raising money
• Three hurt in Patterson shooting
• Search doesn't find missing Turlock mom
• Empire rescinds two teacher layoffs
• Public invited to Oakdale council general plan study session
• Boy missing in river in French Camp
• Body found in Gustine yard
• Dispute over CB radio ends with gunfire in Sonora
• Two rescued from Merced River
• Modesto, Ceres firefighters battle three-alarm fire
• Modesto shooting victim dies
• Forums feature college president finalists
• Tourism promotes ag in San Joaquin Valley
• Riverbank honors two city heroes
• Atwater air museum holds open cockpit day
• Hope not as bright for valley's empty stores
• Shoppers save bundles through extreme couponing
• Fix balance sheets first, Brown says
• Modesto tweaks severance packages
• Officers ensuring travelers buckle up
• Conference takes aim at economy
• Modesto struggling, report concludes
• 44% sewer bill hike planned for Salida
• Contestants' creativity fuels some hot ideas
• Man arrested after Ceres police car rammed
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• Fire destroys small building next to church
• A nice place to live, but where's the broadband?
• A DayRiver forthe
• Murder warrant issued for arrest of Sacramento man in Modesto killing
• Area Presbyterians reject change in position on gays
• Modesto festival celebrates Tuolumne River Regional Park
• Celebrating all things chocolate
• Autocross fans hope to race at Crows Landing airfield
• Stanislaus County may shift control of special ed
• Fire destroys small building next to Modesto church
• Bronze for MJC basketball guide
• Salvation Army leaders retire
• One wounded in Ceres shooting
• Man arrested after Ceres police car rammed
• Valley Apprentice contestants' creativity fuels some hot ideas
• Jardine: A nice place to live, but where's the broadband?
• 44% sewer bill hike planned for Salida
• Fire burns a few acres, chars church outbuilding in Modesto
• Sacramento man wanted in Modesto shooting
• Musical Medley as Tuolumne School celebrates anniversary
• Jobless rate falls again in Stanislaus
• What's being taught in California schools?
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• School kids bag huge haul in food program
• Missing plane found, body of pilot recovered in Sierra
• Auto Theft Suspects (5/21/11)
• Pink Floyd experience returns to Modesto
• Merced seeks rail grant
• Merced County rejects abuse claim
• Mexican murder suspect arrested in Hughson
• Blaze near Woodward Reservoir put out by crews
• Modesto Jazz Festival today and Sunday
• 'Seussical' in Modesto today
• Modesto restaurant expected to open this afternoon after morning explosion
• Stanislaus County jobless rate falls
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• Arts week at Modesto's Fremont Elementary
• 12 Modesto group homes facing scrutiny
• Ripon sign invites unity among nonbelievers
• 10th Street farmers market opens stalls
• Fatal virus halts several horse shows across West
• Hearing set for worker accused in bludgeoning
• Yosemite home to imperiled fishers
• Infected bat prompts rabies warning
• New chancellor visits UC Merced
• Bank robbery suspect held
• Gas power plant approved
• Merced to lay off part-time guards
• Around The Region (5/20/11)
• Valley Apprentice team clean cars for a good cause
• Newman district seeks new leader
• Superstar Carol Channing lends her voice to Modesto's annual jazz music extravaganza
• Not so crafty: 2 women caught stealing from Michaels, Modesto police say
• Stanislaus care center for injured wildlife shows off babies
• Waiting to hear from Amgen cyclists
• Modesto Panel to tee up golf deals
• UC Merced gets a new chancellor
• Feds to help pay for effort to conserve farm water use
• Afghan cop opened fire on Marine from Modesto
• Oakdale works on budget
• MHS given performing arts grant
• Dinner friday for Turlock boy
• Oakdale holding budget workshop
• DUI Checkpoint set for weekend in Oakdale
• Project backpack asking for help
• Turlock police arrest suspect in attempted murder
• Video: Cyclists cut corners throughout Stanislaus County
• Modesto police reveal IDs of suspects in car-ramming incident
• MODESTO: Denair teen accused of killing dad pleads not guilty
• Bee readers submit more than 100 photos from Tour of California in Oakdale, Modesto
• Stanislaus sheriff explains delay in Denair 911 response
• Amgen in Oakdale: This is no rodeo
• Amgen in Modesto: New and notes
• Murals on Manteca High's walls will be art teacher's legacy
• Stanislaus home prices stay steady
• Bicycle racing fans in Modesto are a hardy bunch
• Modesto woman among VA workers accused of bribes
• Deadly horse virus seen in Stanislaus
• Stanislaus County CEO sorry for layoffs
• Police seek driver who hit Oakdale boy
• Modesto man arrested on porn charges
• Modesto man with Alzheimer’s disappears from home
• Modesto man convicted of auto theft, possession of heroin, knife
• Modesto Celebrates National Public Works Week
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• Modesto man suffering from Alzheimer's missing
• Oakdale teen suffers major injuries after being hit by car
• Suspects ram Modesto police squad cars
• More cuts for Stanislaus County
• Jardine: The Race Is On
• Ice Factory, once a zoo, demolished
• Local reaction mixed to state budget
• Patent rollover to cut Rx cost
• Modesto mother's nightmare: 2 sons' violent deaths
• Gustine top cop's status permanent
• Turlock man sentenced for sex crime
• 2 die in Yosemite accidents
• Ice cream truck kills Calaveras man
• Man killed when van slides off embankment
• Still time to cast favorite car vote
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• Modesto man killed in Briggsmore overpass wreck
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• Marine from Modesto killed in Afghanistan
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• Police: Modesto suicide victim found hanging in tree
• One full day left to vote in Bee's 'My Favorite Car' contest
• Man dies at Calaveras County Fairgrounds
• Modesto man suspected of arson after he stays at scene
• Submit your Tour of California photos here
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• Oakdale council has full agenda
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• Plenty of space at new Sikh temple in Turlock
• Riverbank reaching out to seniors
• Priority given to bicycle racein valley road closures, parking
• Stanislaus County school districts dread effects of an all-cuts proposal
• Schools eagerly await revised budget
• School e-mail alarm raised
• Bid to name Lake Tahoe cove for Mark Twain fails
• Video: Modesto Family Cycling Festival and Downtown Criterium Highlights
• JARDINE: Dispute lies between a rock and a petroglyph
• Amgen tour's arrival is Modesto's day to shine
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• 1,600 join 'the great fight'
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• Mariposa district to close two schools
• Police arrest suspected hair salon burglar
• Riverbank approves extra legal expenses
• Bike races warm up Modesto for Amgen Tour of California
• Gallo Center in the black
• Amgen racers get ready, set … to roll into Modesto
• 6 Modesto-area state parks on chopping block
• Warrior Day at CSU, Stanislaus
• Whooping cough shots required for kids
• Chilly storm will bring rain, snow
• Two vie to lead Modesto district
• Turlock youngsters meet Marine pen pal
• Turlock man accused in fatal fight to stand trial
• Boy Struck by Car in Modesto
• Modesto ranks high in study of bus stops
• Merced bursting at seams for UC graduation today
• Site picked for Tuolumne courthouse
• Auto Theft Suspects (5/14/11)
• Stanislaus Probation plans open house today
• Population in valley not aging as much as rest of California
• Gallo pays $225k fee
• Chat Transcript: Modesto Police Chief Mike Harden
• Building plans now foreclosure nightmare
• Cultural priority City looks to fund mansion, museum
• Assembly GOP presents budget plan
• The Circus comes to Valley
• Guilty plea in wife-on- van case
• Man gets 33 years for robberies
• Boy riding on a bicycle hit by a car
• Bar's liquor license revoked
• Judge to decide on road-rage trial
• Modesto plans to suspend utility fund transfers
• Arrests made in drive-by shooting
• Vets share war experiences
• Modesto Police Department Steps Up Enforcement During Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
• Chat Transcript: Modesto Police Chief Mike Harden
• Pair in Modesto park shooting convicted of murder
• Higher taxes backed
• Don Pedro critics, defenders speak
• Surplus in MJC budget?
• Neighbors hope peace returns to street
• Fund raising helps Modesto middle school students take aim
• Groups lauded for clinic
• Dog killing suspectstake shots at owner
• Suspect in collisions found hiding in San Joaquin River
• Merced sheriff proposes closing main jail
• Plan to restore San Joaquin River under fire
• Live Chat: Modesto Police Chief Mike Harden
• Stanislaus Superior Court Honoring Jurors
• Modesto PD: Dog owner chases suspects who allegedly killed dog
• Man who fled crash found hiding in San Joaquin River, CHP says
• Vandals break into Denair home where homicide occurred
• Modesto boy struck by SUV still critical
• Firm sees Modesto as ideal spot to set up shop
• Oak Valley cited on meeting law, bid
• Modesto rehab won't close
• UC closer to naming Merced chancellor
• Stanislaus grand jury: Uniform at political functions
• Turlock has a million extra
• Stanislaus steroid-shooting link pondered
• Influential Turlock educator dies at 85
• Fisher Nut Co. settles discrimination lawsuit
• Career Day at Bret Harte Elementary
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• Fitch Ratings Downgrades Modesto’s General Fund Lease Revenue Bond Rating
• Modesto boy, 10, critical after being hit by SUV on College Avenue
• Activist asks state to probe Stanislaus County sheriff's department for steroids
• Sheriff Christianson disagrees with grand jury over wearing uniform while campaigning
• Denair man sentenced to 10 years in prison for trafficking
• Stanislaus County grand jury releases reports on Christianson, hospital, CPS
• Live on the Hive: Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors meeting
• Recommendation made for new UC Merced chancellor
• Modesto schools to lose 49 jobs
• Rising Prices: Consumers, businesses say they feel squeezed
• Fee hikes for Stanislaus County-run rec areas also in works
• Wind gusts cause problems in valley
• Teen suspected in killing
• YCCD board ready to move on
• Soldier makes connections for birth
• Amid budget woes, city's bond rating lowered
• Stanislaus teachers of the year named
• Man pleads not guilty to killing
• Woman in custody after death of boyfriend, 91
• Some businesses shut out of health care tax credits
• Oakdale to hold Amgen meeting
• Online chat with Modesto chief
• Waterford hires new manager
• Free, Fun, Family Activities in Downtown Modesto!
• City of Modesto To Celebrate Arbor Day with John Fremont Elementary School
• Bike to Work...Stay for Amgen!
• Arrest Made In the Murder of a Modesto Restaurant Owner
• VALLEY: Millions more allotted for high-speed rail
• Neighbors, friend offer details about Denair teen accused of killing dad
• Modesto police release booking mug of man accused in restaurant owner's death
• Births
• Fighting closes Cinco de Mayo
• Man dead, woman hurt in Denair
• Scientists: Delta plan inadequate
• Farming's future thrives in schools
• Small businesses: Health costs strangling us
• Coping with rare disorder
• Old machines may be pitched
• Trustees to ponder next steps for MJC
• Investors taking a peek at post office
• Health clinic for homeless to be dedicated
• Meetings on Don Pedro relicensing
• Outside legal help costs Riverbank
• Hiker rescued thanks to cell phone
• Mayor Announces Proposed Budget and Message
• Modesto's Julie Nelson wins the 'My Mom's the Best' contest
• Family holds down fort for military mom
• Motorcycle crash halts traffic on 99
• Stanislaus population growth slows
• Fire damages Turlock pet store
• Blaze at vacant Modesto home
• Porterville auto thief gets nearly three years
• Fatal DUI wreck leads to prison
• Teen accused in brother's death
• County campuses eye fitness title
• Fans seek tickets a little bit early
• County eliminates property assessment postcards
• A full slate for school board
• Success & Service: Scientist bound for El Salvador
• Supplies to be sent to Alabama victims
• Save Mart cuts, changes 155 jobs
• Heavy snows likely to delay opening of Highway 120 at Tioga Pass
• Employee arrested, accused in bludgeoning Modesto restaurant owner
• Arrest made in west Modesto homicide
• Performance tests show Stanislaus schools are improving
• Riverbank councilmember White admits to drug charge
• Gallo Center listens to audiences and brings in more comedy for 2011-12 season
• Turlock farmers market brings fresh produce, treats
• Reservoirs, rafters in for a hefty spring runoff
• Homebrewers gather today in Modesto
• Injured Modesto bicyclist put into a coma
• Two successful rescues on water in Stanislaus
• DUI checkpoint set for Modesto
• Modesto drive-by shooting verdict delayed
• Group sues to halt salmon fishing season
• Input sought on San Joaquin River restoration
• Auto Theft Suspects
• Riverbank councilmember White admits to drug charge
• Employee arrested, accused in bludgeoning Modesto restaurant owner
• Flags are flying in Denair
• Almond growers to see record harvest
• Pitcher shares story of faith at breakfast
• Oakdale bank expanding, sees increased assets, deposits
• Budget Worries
• Losing leader will not halt Modesto Junior College cuts
• Quarry lawsuit is filed by city
• Two escape serious injury after Modesto rollover accident
• Arguments done in park death trial
• School, parents respond to fights page
• Legal advice given at mall
• Local nonprofits awarded funding
• Oakdale OKs $10k for voter survey
• Motorcyclist hit east of Oakdale
• Bee worker wins tickets to Oprah
• Sheriff: Discovery of body in burned out Modesto home ruled homicide
• Pedestrian, 29, critical after being struck at Oakdale intersection
• Police ID dead Modesto restaurant owner; suspect still being questioned
• Record haul expected this year for California almonds
• JARDINE: Hilmar man's ride for recovery
• Body discovered in burned out Modesto home
• Facebook fight site stuns Enochs
• Modesto Junior College president quits; cites song lyrics he wrote
• JARDINE: Hilmar man's ride for recovery
• Diverse flags to fly at Denair school
• Ceres looks at licenses
• Trial ends testimony phase in drive-by slaying of teen
• Ceres looks at helping tract with water problem
• Oakdale delays public safety layoffs
• Gearing up for the Stanislaus County Fair
• Oakdale designer sale draws shoppers
• Stanislaus officers honor fallen comrades
• Farmers market back in Turlock
• Ceres authorities seek cause of shed fire
• Man shot after Modesto street fight
• $20 Tuesdays at City of Modesto Golf Courses
• Investigators trying to determine cause of Ceres fire
• Eyewitness details fatal confrontation in west Modesto
• Keyes kids learn lesson about clean water
• Self-defense or murder?
• Modestan's YouTube spots win her cash, trip
• Stanislaus Cinco de Mayo DUI patrols set
• Sheriff, county settle lawsuit
• City will try eminent domain
• Modesto golf deals aim to attract crowds
• Man stabbed to death in Modesto airport area fight
• Oakdale hospital re-signs exec
• Stanislaus County cuts seven vacant positions
• Blaze damages vacant house in Turlock
• Position to connect UC Merced, area
• Most Wanted: Danny Ray Trammell
• Riverbank draws magazine's praise
• Man stabbed to death in Modesto's airport neighborhood fight
• Sept. 11 memories rush back
• JARDINE: Bin Laden death can't erase feelings
• Imams: He's hell-bound
• Modesto eatery ahead of curve when it comes to fries
• Riverbank files White complaint
• Day of service for volunteer-curious
• Raising alarm on sex work slavery
• Post office up for auction
• Witnesses describe gunshots
• Teacher has winning formula
• Around The Region (5/3/11)
• Merced resident stabbed to death
• Oakdale council reviews budget
• DUI checkpoint set for Oakdale
• Rally set at CSU, Stanislaus to protest cuts
• Modesto Police Department Targets Impaired Drivers with Saturation Patrols
• 2011 Poets' Corner Contest Winners Announced
• 'Ride the Route' with the Stanislaus County Bicycle Club!
• Stanislaus County sheriff's detective charged with murder
• Stockton bishop says God will be ultimate judge of bin Laden
• Witness testifies in Modesto's Oregon Park shooting
• Modesto area residents: Have ties to 9-11? Share your thoughts
• Births
• Road Work — delays, detours for week ahead
• Fair seeks drawings for centennial
• News of death thrills Modesto residents
• Castle set to show off Navy jet
• Tuolumne River is running high for annual fete
• Busy meeting for Oakdale's council
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Nathan Castellanos
• Eagerly awaited strawberries are at farm stands
• Chávez-linked sites sought
• Council discord on move to oust White
• Merced mission gets new leader
• Appreciation for vigil for slain Modesto family
• Modesto's past is discovered on nearly discarded film
• Driver killed in collision with van near Patterson
• Oakdale gears up for Amgen Tour
• Modesto mom, son on 'Price is Right'
• Superlabs defy Central Valley's struggle to end scourge
• Success and Service: Stanislaus campuses get 'healthy schools' honor
• In Service: Todd Maliepaard, Ripon
• Patterson man gets 22 years for video involving a minor
• Tough Road Ahead MJC grads look to future with uncertainty
• Funds to clean up toxic sites are dwindling
• 'Dream Is Alive' set for center at Castle
• Modesto native, Pearce, goes 'Glee'
• Education grant helps bring learning to life
• Modesto native, Pearce, goes 'Glee'
• Modesto girl, 12, struck by truck in 'grave' condition at Bay Area hospital
• Men to serve 9 months for hate crimes
• Middle school portable building burns
• Auto Theft Suspects (4/30/11)
• Calaveras County a rafting paradise?
• Highway 108 partially open
• Stanislaus Fair tix on sale today
• Around the Region (4/30/11)
• Transplant recipients say thanks
• Modesto downtown post office closing up shop
• Yesteryears
• City Of Modesto Police Department News - Homicide Suspect Arrested
• FRESNO: 2 men to serve 9 months for descecrating Modesto churches, synagogue
• Modesto Bee launches 'My Favorite Car' contest
• Fire damages portable building at Hanshaw Middle School in Modesto
• Pickup strikes and critically injures Modesto girl, 12, on bicycle
• Swinging in spring in Modesto
• Making corridor a reality
• Oakdale charity event will sell clothes at bargain prices to aid nonprofits
• After firing, what's next?
• Park slaying witnesses' credibility questioned
• 3 accused in slayings at a Modesto market
• Agencies to collect prescription drugs
• UC Merced gets rest of grant
• Extradition of suspect is delayed
• Brown's team assures groups on delta plan
• Atwater fills city manager position
• Probe: Pilot in crash unprepared
• Modesto police to step up dui enforcement
• Car hits tree near Snelling, killing woman
• Modesto weather in delightful springtime groove
• Modesto police arrest man accused of murdering father of four
• Deadline to enter 'My Mom's the Best' contest draws near
• Empty beds in jails and nursing homes
• Expert Describes gang war that lead to death of Modesto teenager
• Valley's bad air better, slightly
• New Modesto Junior College building taking shape
• Mariposa may shutter some schools
• Hilmar Cheese planning new building, solar plant
• Tuolumne pot operation busted
• County to appeal state landfill order
• Four suspects held in purse grab
• Sentencing set in shooting of Modesto child
• Yosemite rangers seize meth, handgun
• Merced schools to cut positions
• Around The Region (4/28/11)
• Share photos of your royal event
• Yesteryears
• Participation Sought in Final Community Forum
• Volunteer Opportunities Still Available for Modesto Stage of the 2011 Amgen Tour of California
• Fire displaces woman from Modesto apartment
• Tuolumne County pot bust also yields $46,000 in cash
• Six children, three adults flee from Modesto fire
• Royal wedding fever spreads through valley
• Stanislaus Fields Yield Green Gold
• More time needed for police inquiry
• Council seeks to remove White
• Friends of the Modesto Library clean fountain coins
• Riverbank interim official's tenure extended
• County names redistricting panel
• Corridor routes narrowed down
• Sisters hide while home ransacked
• 4 treated in Merced chemical spill
• Mello-Roos increases Atwater tax burden
• City's ex-manager gets job
• Modesto mall robbers sent to prison
• Merced jail locked down
• Modesto auto thief given two years
• Another Modesto vacant home fire a sign of times
• Man robs Modesto Velvet Creamery restaurant, police say
• OneMan'sTreasure
• Study: Climate shift means big change for valley
• Who will redraw lines?
• Golfers say city's courses lack value
• MJC commencement caps turbulent year
• Extradition in '80 killing delayed
• MJC 2nd in speech tourney
• UC Merced mourning 2 students killed in crash
• Walk to raise MS awareness in Modesto
• Crash victim is delhi resident
• Spring Swim Lessons
• Bomb scare shuts down Modesto airport for two hours
• Man suspected of robbing Modesto Bank of America
• Police: Employee alleges woman took hair from Modesto beauty shop
• Oakdale council dumps city manager Hallam
• Defense questions witness in Modesto murder trial
• Struggle over gun leads to standoff in Hughson
• Modesto man gets 28 months in prison for taking bait car
• Around the Modesto area
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Churchgoers celebrate Easter with traditions, family, cheery attire
• Forum tackles Turlock homeless shelter
• Research funds help UC maintain growth
• Store owner rich in friends
• Bikers come, bearing baskets
• Students win $1,000 for staying fit
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Elizabeth Perkins
• On foot or Net, students eager to learn about Columbia park
• DUI Enforcement Operations Planned
• The City of Modesto and the Yahi Bowmen Offer Archery Course
• Man convicted of stripping car in Stanislaus County
• Fire destroys basement of vacant Modesto home
• Riverbank man found guilty of receiving stolen property
• Modesto man gets 5 years for driving stolen car
• Car theft earns Turlock man prison sentence
• Felon found in possession of firearm in Modesto
• Modesto couple convicted in three cases of auto theft
• Boy's sketches draw $100 in donations for Japan
• Architectural throwbacks spotted
• Electric mowers still available
• North County Corridor meeting set for Tuesday
• Hughson harden site of tour
• Lakers star helps Red Shield effort
• Fuel cells to power WinCo gear in Ceres
• Officer saves woman from burning home
• Registration Now Open for Amgen’s Breakaway Mile in Modesto during Amgen Tour of California
• County honors multilingual proficiency
• Greens need $400,000 a year from general fund to keep rolling
• Farmers markets harmonize
• Ex-gang member testifies in park shooting
• Valley gathers in prayer
• Group fends off sales tax increase
• Oakdale shooter convicted
• Auto Theft Suspects (4/23/11)
• Easter Services in and around Modesto
• Calling All Lifeguards And Swim Instructors
• Livingston considers more bars downtown
• Bank fraud indictments handed up
• Yesteryears
• Around The Region (4/23/11)
• Renner takes on Bourne franchise
• Man convicted in 1998 murder at Oakdale park
• Detective says defendant admitted firing rifle in Modesto teen's killing
• Fire destroys hay barn at dairy off Crows Landing Road near Modesto
• Man with 'Thumper' sweatshirt robs Modesto convenience store
• Modesto company goes green with junked automobiles
• Patterson schools to lay off 13 on staff
• Soda tax could bring home $23.6M
• Popular wholesale bakery out of business
• Area apartment rents continue their decline
• McDonald's in Turlock will get an updated look
• Officials say they'll share in sacrifice
• Former high court justice says inequality is growing
• New site features 7 Turlock shops
• Recreation expert to help Oakdale
• Walk For Life set this morning in Modesto
• Around The Region
• Yesteryears
• City Of Modesto Police Department News - Five More Suspects Arrested In Double Shooting
• Lab analyst can't match fatal bullet to rifle in Modesto murder case
• Former after-school aide in Columbia to be arraigned on sex-with-student charge
• Bicyclist robs Wienerschnitzel restaurant at Five Points in Modesto
• Modesto man convicted of possessing stolen car
• Modesto man sent to prison for taking taxi on ride to Redding
• Modesto man guilty of battering girlfriend, drug possession
• Body pulled from San Joaquin River was that of missing French Camp man
• Police dog bites Fairfield man who tried to flee Escalon police
• Garden PartySpring is here, time to spruce yards
• Stanislaus seniors speak out
• Two-day sale accessorizes designer styles with charity
• Civil War lessons marchinto school in Turlock
• Government information doesn't always flow freely
• Youth worker recalls killing
• Too cute! Video of mother duck, ducklings inside Modesto florist shop
• Stanislaus sheriff gives up on $615,000 meth detector
• Stanislaus library helpers racking up hours
• Red cross ready to honor Stanislaus heroes
• Gallo gives $100k to Japan relief
• Around The Region (4/21/11)
• Yesteryears
• Modesto Spring Garden Tour
• Good Samaritan tackles burglar who fled neighbor's Modesto home
• Witness testifies in murder trial about shots at Modesto park
• Modesto man sentenced for raping, embezzling from disabled women
• Armed man robbed McDonald's drive-through in Modesto
• County extendsa little hope
• Valley foreclosures down
• Livingston city manager to retire
• Enrollment decline adds to worriesin Turlock
• Riverbankblocks inquiry on manager
• Five more arrested, linked to double shooting
• Westley man pleads in 1999 cocaine case
• Most Wanted: Victor Manuel Ramirez
• Stanislaus County Board Of Supervisors Watch
• New water bill would speed projects, officials say
• Goldenopportunity?Turnout brisk for McDonald's hiring event
• Turlock to hold workshop on homeless plan, options
• Modesto State Farm office to close in July
• Modesto murder trial resumes today
• Modesto man, 74, sent to prison for molesting young girl
• FRESNO: Westley man pleads guilty to cocaine possession
• Grandfather and 5-year-old boy struck by car at Hughson Elementary School
• Murder trial in Modesto teen's death to resume Wednesday
• Decomposed body discovered near Stockton marina
• Armed robber hits McHenry Avenue convenience store in Modesto
• Armed man robs Ripon gas station
• '04 drive-by trial opens
• PENSION METERAT RED LINE
• Let's All Ride
• Poker rooms will deal you in
• Arrests made as Gustine bullfight turns rowdy
• Modestan knocked out of makeover contest
• UC Merced sees more freshmenapplying for fall
• Fight between friends takes a deadly turn
• 2nd conviction in plot to burnwoman alive
• Merced man convicted of murder
• Turlock dog in the pink
• Modesto Detectives Investigating Fifth Homicide of the Year
• Ceres police involved in two chases in less than 12 hours
• Riverbank meets in closed session
• San Joaquin air board help on electric mowers
• Series will discuss autism
• Murder trial opens in teen girl's 2004 shooting death in Modesto
• Man shot, killed in Tuolumne County
• Laotians celebrate New Year with festivities at Buddhist temple in Ceres
• Man arrested for allegedly tampering with Oakdale railroad crossings
• Not even Yosemite National Park is sacred to scalpers
• Class Acts: Elizabeth Tyler-Pannell
• Stanislaus County eyes more redevelopment debt
• Oakdale High students step into careers
• Red Cross seeks nominations of local heroes
• Oakdale team plans to consider sales tax increase
• Hughson council taking care of business
• Modesto Police: DUI recidivism a problem
• Modesto-area births
• Mosquitoes may be cost of fixing sick delta
• Licensed to wed
• North County Corridor meeting rescheduled to April 26
• Delays and detours on Modesto-area roads
• Oakdale city offices opening later
• Your mom's the best? Tell us why, and make her day
• Simple steps to help save planet mark Earth Day in Modesto
• Justice center observes week honoring victims
• Stanislaus County Fairground time capsule uncovered
• Guest-worker program not working, panel told
• Atwater prison guard attacked
• Officials mull sites for replacement of county courthouse
• Cities are key to nation's future, experts say
• JARDINE: Bad cops muddy workings of Modesto PD
• Services, special events fill Holy Week
• Passover begins Monday, includes special services, community Seder
• Surgical advances help elderly survive fractures
• Downey teacher made district director of technology
• Trial set 7 years after Modesto murder
• In Service: Gerold Ryan Curell
• A Sole BrightSpotEven as jobless rate rises, manufacturing shows improvement
• In-home services escape ax
• Modesto City Schools, teachers reach agreement
• Tracking Progress
• Who sexually assaulted 15-year-old?
• What happened to man who died after head injury?
• Special Olympics event Saturday in Ceres
• Denham fund-raiser nets $650, says report
• Auto Theft Suspects (4/16/11)
• Teams get boost with offer of benefit dinner
• Merced store robbed during memorial
• Cats abandoned in Modesto park up for adoption
• $505K tax owed by convicted contractor
• Murphys man held on marijuana charges
• Stanislaus County unemployment rate up slightly
• Missing Newman woman found alive in Las Vegas
• A cultural trip for Modesto students
• Jurors find in favor of Stanislaus County in drowning case
• Open houses helpful in today's market, real estate agents say
• Modesto's Earth Day festivities Saturday
• Pot dispenser wants seized items returned
• Few extra days for your taxes
• Appeal delays Wal-Mart project
• 'Bold step' to attract businesses
• Local fans cheer on 'Idol' singer
• YCCD firms up MJC job cuts
• Input sought for redistricting
• 64 layoff notices sent in Merced
• Modesto march set in honor of crime victims
• Possible assault of Modesto teen probed
• Earth Day 2011 – Learn About the City’s F.O.G. Program
• Spring Time Celebrations
• Fresh smell of marijuana leads to Sonora arrest
• Woman with drawn-on beard robs Modesto gas station
• Prediction: Gas prices to increase 40% this summer
• Dive-In was in works
• Ripples Still Felt Ice cream parlor latest casualty of Gottschalks effect
• Busting Out The "Best" at Gallo Center
• Stone at teen's grave at last
• State joins Sutter lawsuit
• Rallies against cuts
• Riverbank man turns himself in
• 29 arrested in Stanislaus parole, probation sweep
• Man gets 4 years for choking
• Expert: Power potential in waste
• Oakdale superintendent contract ok'd
• Hughson starts facebook page
• Cement truck overturns at Gallo Winery glass plant
• Hearings on MJC job cuts conclude
• Jury finds Bonds guilty of obstruction; deadlocks on other counts
• CSU students, faculty hold protest in Turlock
• Deadline approaches for Modesto Bee 'Teen Life' photo contest
• Energy bill is signed
• Teamwork
• Salida school lunch program carves out national honors
• Mine divers weren't rookies
• Turlock bringingin more sales tax
• Sums debated in drowning
• Profs fighting for jobs at MJC
• Graveyard expansion approved
• Former city official files claim
• Levy keynote speaker at crime victims' event
• Man charged with murder
• Tragedy a reminder on safety
• Most Wanted: Jared Clay Williams
• Murphys Dance teacher sentenced
• Modesto rejects marijuana shop
• Family of woman shot by off-duty Stanislaus County detective files claim
• Patterson hit-and-run suspect in trouble again
• Driver of car in Patterson collision that killed woman, unborn child arrested
• Cops on lookout for texters on the road
• Riverbank to sue over quarry plan
• Sheriff's Department: Keyes toddler dies after being run over by vehicle
• Modesto School board OKs budget outline
• Turlock transit center site eyed
• Political consultant found dead at 57
• Merced County dad arrested in son's slaying
• Jardine: Theatre for Deaf takes the stage in Modesto
• MJC Student leaders in odd position
• Around the Modesto area (4/12/11)
• Arrest made in '80 Los Banos killing
• Checkpoint and Saturation Patrols Planned
• 2 men die in diving accident in Jamestown mine
• Riverbank woman kidnapped, escapes; Ex-boyfriend on lam
• One hurt as cars collide on Highway 99 in Modesto
• Man drives on Oakdale sidewalk to dodge checkpoint, crashes after chase
• Third suspect arrested in case tied to Davis High discovery
• Woman held in stabbing at Manteca bowling alley
• Road Work — delays, detours for week ahead
• This is one for the record books
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Tom Nipper
• Riverbank is moving for fast answer
• Snow has been white gold for Tuolumne county
• Defendants look to appeal convictions in Road Dog case
• Tech-savvy teacher paves way
• Calaveras ends 3-year lab science requirement
• Deficit now $20M for Merced County
• Calaveras officials end discord over transit
• Church will appeal message board decision
• Detectives Make Arrests on Double Shooting
• The McHenry Mansion Mother's Day Tea
• Modesto woman arrested in Manteca bowling alley stabbing
• Kitchen fire chases family from home in Modesto
• Photo Gallery: Capturing life on a busy Saturday in Stanislaus County
• Apprentice teams start in on first round of projects
• Stanislaus County landfill solution ordered
• Bicyclists hurt in Turlock Lake race
• Terms of state-mandated cease-and-desist order
• MJC honors Sacramento publisher
• Civil War's impact felt in Modesto area
• MJC completion rates up
• Woman injured in Oakdale Rodeo parade
• Modesto school board will rule on uncertain budget
• Victims of violence to be remembered
• Wild, shoot-'em-up Modesto recalled
• Fire damages rooms at McHenry Avenue hotel in Modesto
• Merced man pleads guilty to counterfeiting stamps
• Oakdale brothers put their brand on team roping
• Modesto area auto theft suspects (4/9/11)
• H1N1 flu remains in Stanislaus county
• Stanislaus County ordered to investigate pollution
• Riverbank woman pleads guilty to filing false return
• School officer in Turlock takes down suspected burglar
• Doctors Behavioral Health Center under state probe
• Modesto students raising money to help Japan
• Merced man pleads guilty to mail fraud
• Dog show returns to Merced fairgrounds
• Oakdale schools get new superintendent
• Delta water board to meet in June
• Cogdill puts hat in ring for council
• Oakdale man killed in accident near Escalon
• Closing arguments heard in Orestimba Creek drowning case
• School officer in Turlock takes down suspected burglar
• Riverbank woman pleads guilty to filing false return
• Top cyclists coming to Turlock Lake on Saturday
• Foster Farms ends Livingston lawsuit
• Modesto police search for suspect in double-shooting
• Oakdale author promotes alternative healing
• Possible suspect in Modesto gas station robbery arrested
• Job-seekers flood cannery job fair in Modesto
• Modesto man gets 41 years in bat assault on girlfriend
• Stanislaus County Fair digs up time capsule ... or not
• Luncheon raises money for Modesto-area FFA
• Peace talk strikes a chord at MJC
• Orestimba Creek drowning case closer to jury
• Turlock car thief sentenced to two years
• Park experts to speak at UC Merced
• Around the Modesto area (4/8/11)
• Oakdale eyes sales tax measure
• Memorial, Sutter Health offer grant to help Stanislaus County patient services
• Earth Day 2011
• Modesto police search for suspect in shooting at Davis High lot
• Gunman robs downtown Modesto gas station
• Gunshots fired in east Sonora
• Mewuk locked in intertribal dispute
• Tepid response meets idea to combine Modesto police, county sheriff
• Porter's tale of right and wrong
• Spruced-up Oakdale dog park reopens
• Modesto church vandals' hearing delayed
• Modesto job fair focuses on cannery work
• Six teens implicated in Livingston-area tagging spree
• Woman shot twice in Patterson; Man arrested on attempted murder charge
• Modesto officer at fault in Wednesday wreck
• California, 2 dozen others jockey for extra rail funding
• Judge limits alcohol issue in Orestimba Creek drowning case
• Two injured in Hilmar laundry room fire
• Dad, two girls beaten in Stevinson home invasion
• Modesto brothers could spend rest of lives in prison
• Board mulls water rules
• Officers arrest carjacking suspect after brief chase in Modesto
• Six teens implicated in Livingston-area tagging spree
• Woman shot twice in Patterson; Man arrested on attempted murder charge
• Firefighter injured while battling blaze in west Modesto
• Modesto cop involved in collision at Yosemite Boulevard intersection
• Modesto boutique has This, That and now tea
• Stockton teacher robbed in classroom
• Mission dispute resolved
• Springtime in Yosemite
• Quarry approved despite criticism
• Tuesday's High School Scoreboard
• 2 guilty in rapper death
• Ceres Wal-Mart move OK'd
• Indigent health plan is changed
• Turlock Unified ponders budget
• Chowchilla kidnapper wins parole in 2021
• Most Wanted: Myron Elbert Perez
• Oakdale plans sobriety checkpoint
• Stanislaus officials identify drowning victim
• Modesto Students Sing for America
• Empire suspect eludes search
• Modesto Mayor Seeks to Recognize Extraordinary Teens
• Police Respond to Drowning in Tuolumne River
• Turlock brothers convicted of murder in rapper death
• Stanislaus County coroner identifies drowning victim
• Ceres Planning Commission approves Wal-Mart Supercenter
• Deputies on lookout for possible Empire kidnap suspect
• Diamond Foods says it's buying Pringles
• Flood emergency declared over Stanislaus County weakened levee
• Video: Modesto school kids sing patriotic songs
• Dual language program gives kids best of English, Spanish
• Turlock couple aboard ruptured plane
• Rapper death jury to decideif it's murder or self-defense
• Stanislaus artists open their doors
• Modesto man drowns after boat capsizes in Tuolumne
• City could owe thousands
• Tax procrastinators get a few extra days
• Women killed in crashes named
• ROP program more colorful
• Litigator promoted in D.A.'s office
• The Bee seeks to honor loved ones in the service
• Ceres debates new Wal-Mart
• Turlock closing parts of streets
• Candle triggers fire at Modesto duplex
• Modesto teen stabbed fighting bike thieves
• Modesto PD Joins Effort to Crack Down on Cell Phone Use and Texting
• Summer 2011 Activity Guide Now Available!
• Man's body pulled from Tuolumne River in Modesto
• Meth dealers in Modesto case sentenced in federal court in Fresno
• Oakdale schools to name new superintendent
• Mom picks up kids in Oakdale, hit with DUI
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Community Briefing
• Ceres to discuss Wal-Mart project
• Saving water to prepare for next drought complicated, costly
• Playwriting workshop today in Merced
• Got flame? It's Time to Grill
• Indigent health care fees on Stanislaus County agenda
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Kristine Jensen
• Mission dispute heading to Modesto City Council
• Filling the tank empties valley wallets
• Merced airport could lose subsidy
• Cyclist gearing up for AIDS charity ride
• Like Mother, Like Daughter? Modesto Bee starts a look-alike contest
• Test results in top 20% despite poverty rates in Stanislaus County
• Partisan divide widens over rail through San Joaquin Valley
• UC Merced to award jurist Cruz Reynoso
• Legislator: Limit water restrictions
• Cities Feeling the 'Love'
• Stanislaus County Science Olympiad
• Riverbank City Council Meets
• Pedestrian killed in Modesto
• In Service: Javi Castillo
• Businesses flock to fill prime vacancies on Modesto's McHenry Ave.
• 'Boom' became valley's war relic
• Jardine: Amid tragedy, one family gets gift of hope
• Browsing through book titles can lead to poetry with spine
• Christian musician Steven Curtis Chapman performing in Modesto
• Woman killed when tire blows, SUV rolls on Highway 99 in Modesto
• 1 killed, four hurt in morning Patterson crash
• Lawyer wants time for appeal
• Postal worker arrested on fraud charges
• Hart-Ransom students make hand-signed works of art
• Riverbank picks interim manager
• Hughson students lapping it up
• Four businesses coming to Vintage Faire
• Safety guards an issue at trial
• Closing arguments begin in murder trial
• Crop-duster clips propane tank
• Water flows in, residents head out
• Man riding bicycle attacked in Modesto
• Arts supporters gather in Modesto
• Calling all Lifeguards and Swim Instructors
• Grill masters, strut your stuff
• Crop duster clips propane tank near Newman
• Lawyer seeks more time to file Scott Peterson appeal
• City of Riverbank sued Councilman Jesse James White
• Top city official on leave
• Suspicious device destroyed in Ceres
• Students having 'Fun with Science'
• Spring has sprung in the Valley
• Flooding threat eases along SJ River
• Visit Stanislaus fair without breaking the bank
• 2,500 to show love for Modesto
• CHP traffic tickets increase
• Chancellors' pay jumps in a race to the middle
• Firewood season set in Stanislaus forest
• 1 arrested in Patterson hit-and-run
• San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District board seeks student videos
• Grill masters, strut your stuff
• Participation Sought in Remaining Community Forums
• Private investment group buys Modesto Bee building
• San Joaquin River lowers just slightly in west Stanislaus County
• Ceres Police: Fight over dog leads to stabbing
• Riverbank city manager placed on administrative leave
• Suspected hit-and-run driver from Patterson arrested
• Modbee.com ends unlimited blogging on The Hive
• Teen arrested after stabbing, Modesto police say
• Judge walks fine line during drowning trial
• Detective's home subject of DA search
• San Joaquin river expected to stay high for several weeks
• What's next for schools
• Ceres a stop on global bike trek
• CSU, Stanislaus celebrates César Chávez
• Site's squalor surprises county officials
• Most crops seem to have sustained little damage
• After The StormsRepairs a boon for struggling companies
• Defendant says shooting was self-defense
• Man receiveslong sentencefor assault
• Bank robbery, bomb scare in Turlock
• Gunman robs Modesto book, video store
• Grill masters, strut your stuff
• Reader's Digest hears Valley pleas
• Modesto Police Arrest One of Their Own
• Bank robbed on Main Street in downtown Turlock
• Armed man robs book and video store in west Modesto
• More than 100 images entered in Modesto Bee 'Teen Life' photo contest
• Obstetrician named Physician of the Year
• San Joaquin nears mobile home parks on the West Side
• Claribel the compromise?
• Modesto policeofficer arrested
• Team touts myriad strengths
• Oakdale settles case for $185K
• Turlock rejects plan change
• Modesto residents helping Japan
• Most Wanted: Alejandro Galvan
• Literacy tutors needed in Stanislaus
• Festival honors gritty CSUS play production
• Man gets 7 years for stolen truck
• Around The Region (3/30/11)
• Scrap metal leads to arrest of Modesto man
• Suspected burglars caught in Modesto
• Rowathon for charity under way at CSU Stanislaus
• Modesto City Schools promotes Pam Able to superintendent
• Modesto cop arrested on drug charges
• Modesto police chase, arrest suspect in Salida burglary
• Charge is murder after woman dies
• Team focused on bringing it
• Turlock High stadium renovation complete
• History repeats in Modesto's La Loma neighborhood dispute
• Ceres peacemaker honored
• It's tax time for Valley residents
• Harmonious time at Carnegie Hall
• Hospital board: No renewal
• Oakdale man, 45, to stand trial in abuse of two girls
• Campus mourns slaying victim
• Around The Region (3/29/11)
• Modesto shooting victim remains critical
• Starthistle talks set in Tuolumne
• Riverbank seeks panel members
• César Chávez Day Commemorated
• Detectives Continue to Look for Clues in Late Night Double Shooting
• Modesto Police Receives Re-Accreditation
• Two men shot in head in Modesto; Victims found at Davis High lot
• Sheriff's investigators release surveillance images in Modesto shooting death
• Around the region (3/28/11)
• Trial continues in case of aspiring rap artist's killing in Turlock
• Turlock council, planners meet about houses west of 99
• Road Work — Delays, detours for week ahead
• Modesto-area nonprofit seeks helping hands
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Ryan Melcher
• Oakdale needs $765K in ideas
• Central Valley High of Ceres takes the top spot at song-dance contest
• Valley Apprentice: High tea seen as way to feed cash, people to Sierra Vista
• Sylvan district special ed students will be sent to new schools
• Students adjusting to everyday classrooms
• Florida rail cash could aid Merced
• Modesto Police Department News: Robber Strikes Northeast Modesto Bank
• Ceres man's heart surgery was a real valentine
• Society's team off to quick start
• Census data reveal unequal representation in Stanislaus County
• Redistricting efforts likely to overlap in complex ways
• Prayer week begins for modesto
• Six vehicles burn in Oakdale; arson suspected
• Success and Service: Stanislaus County honors health director
• Police seek two men in Modesto slaying
• 'Pirates' enchants at MJC with wondrous sets, singing
• Woman arrested after high-speed chase from Ripon to Stockton
• Convicted Modesto killer denied parole
• Downpour soaks Modesto
• Jardine: Don't get too stressed — we're bigger and warmer
• Modesto City Schools selects new superintendant
• In Service: Alyssa Lamesjerant
• Schools chief finalists interviewed
• MODESTO: Bank robber escapes with cash
• Vets feeling pinch
• Agencies: There's no call for alarm, as releases help to prevent flooding
• Modesto death probed as a homicide
• Honors planned for pastor in Ceres
• Three men rob restaurant worker in Modesto
• MODESTO: Man arrested for exposing himself
• Tax evasion brings prison term for Valley Springs woman
• Oakdale resident pleads guilty
• REVIEW: Loony clan's tales offer comfy fun
• Modestan given 5 years in scams against elderly
• Galgiani to seek statewide office
• Light still out for many Tuolumne homes, shops
• Kids Just Love Soccer
• Man's body found at home on Paradise Road in west Modesto
• Storm whacks Tuolumne County, thousands still without power
• School board interviews finalists for superintendent's position
• Fund established to help pay for funeral of Modesto man killed by officer
• Jurors could get Orestimba Creek drowning case next week
• Ceres to honor minister who broke up teen fight playing on YouTube
• Mission, La Loma group still at odds
• Wild and wet storm tears through Stanislaus
• Questions surround patient's escape
• July Fourth may move back to fair
• EBartender app speeds up the drink line at Modesto's Gallo Center
• Restructured nonprofit back to help
• Victim, gang may have been estranged
• Victim of hit, run to survive
• UC Merced to start work on building
• Modesto City Schools board meeting highlights
• This is for you, Sister Goldenhair
• Around The Region (3/25/11)
• Stanislaus high schools get set for lip sync
• Piccinini couldn't pass on Warriors
• Volunteer Opportunities Available for Modesto Stage of the 2011 Amgen Tour of California
• Undercover buy at Modesto smoke shop leads to drug arrests
• Man arrested for exposing himself on McHenry Avenue in Modesto
• Stanislaus County 12th 'most stressed' county in America
• Duarte pursuinga seat on MID board
• Pastor defied mom to stop fight
• Modesto superintendent to be selected in three days
• Hundreds of Modestans turn out to size up Fresh & Easy
• Closure of El Viejo bad for business
• Heavy rain, strong wind expected to return today
• Security hiked in Stanislaus gang trial
• Court looking for grand jury hopefuls
• Turlock, Hughson take top honors at Occupational Olympics
• State resolves to eat local at Capital Ag Day
• Chemical spill training at UC
• New bathrooms at Turlock field
• Turlock Irrigation District promotes three managers
• Clean air topic of San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District video contest
• Sunflower Market to open in Modesto later this year
• Modesto/READER'S DIGEST "WE HEAR YOU AMERICA" 100 CITIES/100 DAYS RV TOUR ARRIVES 3/31
• Thunderstorms have yet to materialize in Modesto area
• Elizabeth Taylor, famed actress who died today, visited Modesto at least twice
• Home prices continue their slide in Modesto, Stanislaus County
• CERES: Mom arrested for encouraging YouTube fight
• Roads shut, power off around Yosemite after storm deposits more snow
• Modesto: Local Guard unit back home from Afghanistan
• CSU looks at cutting enrollment by 10,000
• Recent storm fells 65-year-old maple tree in Modesto
• New British invasion comes to Modesto
• Officer in shooting not identified
• Judge threatens mistrial after 'rescue' mentioned
• MID to rework part of plant
• Turlock council gets unclear budget picture
• Modesto building fees are reduced
• Ceres couple jailed in effort to save home
• Most Wanted: Angel Sanchez Especer
• Oakdale switches property owners
• Stanislaus County pension fund to tap reserves again
• CSU to enroll 10,000 fewer students amid budget cuts
• Ceres woman in critical condition after shooting; boyfriend jailed
• Judge scolds plaintiffs' attorney in Modesto drowning trial
• Teen shares life with epilepsy
• Teen's Sad End: Mental anguish rapidly overtakes a bright future
• School board OKs grim budget
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Region in line for more wet weather
• Principal rescues choking coach
• Idea: More tickets, dog tags in Oakdale
• Los Banos siblings headed to prison
• Transit fare hike proposed
• Modesto's Ustach Middle School sweeps Academic Pentathlon
• Job offer alters Valley Apprenice program
• Stanislaus Ag preservation meeting delayed
• Turlock business group, city council meet
• City of Modesto Police Department News - Man Killed After Attempting To Break Into Homes
• Woman injured after crash on Modesto's Scenic Drive
• Police: Modesto man goes on assaulting rampage
• Births
• Politics snag high-speed rail
• Building fee change up for vote
• Budget plans on table in Oakdale
• 2 missing from Atwater penitentiary
• Sierra snowmelt data accuracy gets boost
• Turlock man id'd in Bay Area crash
• Oakdale man stabbed in altercation
• San Joaquin Valley to stay sodden all week
• Modesto City Council Watch
• Around the region (3/21/11)
• Empire teacher receives statewide honor
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Michael 'Cory' Simpson
• Modesto's airport district targets crime with vote to fund alley lights
• MID to decide water plant future
• Modesto man fatally shot ID'd as ex-Enochs, current Stanislaus St. student
• Jardine: Ukrainian visitors to Modesto recall Chernobyl disaster
• Stanislaus County's housing outpaced populace, according to census
• Modesto service project joined by efforts in Ceres, Escalon, Riverbank
• Tainted wells cost San Joaquin Valley residents, study says
• Riverbank City Council now at full strength
• Modesto schools board facing a tough call
• Funding given to protect Sierra watersheds
• Returning salmon to San Joaquin River will cost millions
• Stanislaus looking at retirement cost increase of $15M
• Modesto robbery unit shift results in efficient 'think tank'
• Police: Off-duty CHP officer kills behavioral center escapee in Modesto
• Next steps for West Park
• Episcopal bishop aims to strengthen diocese of San Joaquin
• Success & Service: Dickerson is named Woman of the Year
• Assault results in broken leg for teen outside Atwater middle school
• 2 inmates escape from federal prison in Atwater
• Worlds Collide La Loma resists larger shelter at Gospel Mission
• Incentives rolled out for test time
• Soggy day in Modesto
• Modesto students run in the rain to raise funds for school
• Contestants picked to help nonprofits
• Oakdale chamber targets official
• SF: Water-system work adds $7M in valley wages
• Auto Theft Suspects (3/19/11)
• Bicyclist shooting for the moon
• Yosemite reopens renovated Ahwahnee
• 2 stabbed in bar on holiday in Modesto
• Ceres man missing
• Merced mother arrested after school confrontation
• Around The Region (3/19/11)
• Modesto City Schools board superintendent finalists narrowed to 7
• Jerry Brown follows Britney Spears on Twitter
• Police: 30-year-old man from Ceres is missing
• Super full moon to shine on Saturday
• Merced cops arrest mom, daughter in school fight
• Modesto Marathon made better, and bigger isn't far off
• Housing still seeks bottom
• 'Lucky' Pub Crawl brings the Irish out in Modesto
• County defense suffers setback
• Pursuit in Modesto: 2 arrested, car rolls through Save Mart lot
• Scammers prey on donations to Japan
• Japanese nuclear plant not seen as big threat to valley
• Modesto motorcycle officer rear-ends car near Enochs High
• Students warned about drinking
• Del Rio plans put on the shelf
• Judge set to sign off on striped bass claim
• Spring Showers Coming
• Two nabbed in connection to shooting at Patterson pot-grow
• Five to stand trial in torture, mayhem case
• Modesto School program wins
• Pursuit in Modesto: 2 arrested, car rolls through Save Mart lot
• Rain headed for Modesto this weekend
• Modesto motorcycle officer rear-ends car near Enochs High
• Live on the Hive: Coverage of the Newman drowning civil trial
• A Bittersweet Victory for Modesto Cat
• Sister city program gets word from Japan
• Modesto City Schools headed for red
• Atwater welcomes Wal-Mart Supercenter
• Claribel option is back in play for North County Corridor through Modesto
• New start time for Riverbank City Council meetings
• Modesto woman sues Deere & Co.
• Two arrested in Patterson shooting
• Around the region (3/17/11)
• Man suspected of molesting child in Turlock arrested in Orange County
• Ripon residents offered catalytic converter protection
• UC Merced avoids state's budget ax
• Feeling tipsy? Get a free tow
• Merced to start work on new high school campus
• Daughter tells of dad's final words before he drowned in Newman flood
• 2 arrested for suspected involvement in Patterson shooting
• Modesto apartment fire victim says she's lucky to be alive
• Business Beat: Open house at new spa in Modesto
• Modesto’s [not so] Modest Offerings
• Study: San Joaquin Valley exposed to tainted water
• Turlock School District receives good financial news
• MJC cuts for 2011-12
• Skype puts students in touch
• Student leaders rip MJC trustees
• County leaders delay action on open-pit mining
• Americans now No. 1 in total wine consumption
• Most Wanted: Ryan Anthony Hawley
• Corridor routes focus of meeting
• Crowded field in Modesto races
• Modestans share temblor experiences
• General manager appointed at TID
• Rent too much for Denair library
• Imbibers, beware: Police plan patrols
• Modesto woman crashes SUV into farmhouse
• Raid busts underage pole dancers at 7th Street bar in Modesto
• Oscar Mayer Wienermobile pays Modesto a visit
• Modesto apartment fire victim says she's lucky to be alive
• Turlock Irrigation District names new GM
• Slain Sonora officer to be honored 156 years later
• Simulator lets police train for confrontations
• 2 of last year's officer-involved shootings cleared
• Wal-Mart ruling favors Merced
• Stanislaus County expressway planning hits 'critical milestone'
• Deputy: Man injured in Patterson pot-house shooting
• Modesto market murder suspects in court
• Woman killed in Modesto motorcycle wreck identified
• Around the region (3/15/11)
• Modesto Police car rammed with stolen pickup
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Proposed Cooperstown mine raises concerns
• YCCD picks bond panel members
• Ceres man pleads guilty to stealing benefits
• Modesto area car dealers see new interest in efficient autos
• Theater control shifts to Riverbank
• Special Dui Enforcements Planned For St. Patrick’s Day
• Now Accepting Nominations for Modesto Breakaway from Cancer Champion
• Register for Spring Swim Lessons
• Joint Law Enforcement Agency Operation Is Planned To Focus On The Safe Usage Of Highway – Rail Guard Crossings In The Modesto Area
• Participation Sought in the East Stanislaus Integrated Regional Water Management Plan
• Serial Robber Arrested While Preparing To Strike Again
• City of Modesto Housing Division Launches Online Survey
• DUI/Driver’s License Checkpoints Planned
• Car theft suspect rams police car, pins and hurts officer
• Man critical after being shot in Patterson
• Three teens in Modesto market shooting in court
• Horror show in Riverbank
• Around the Region (3/14/11)
• Stanislaus County Births (3/14/11)
• Stanislaus County License to Wed (3/14/11)
• UC Merced to be parks leadership site
• Patterson High is in sync at competition
• Stanislaus County, Modesto delays, detours for week ahead
• Willcountiesspeak as one?
• Class Acts: Stephanie Bylsma, Modesto's Freedom Elementary
• For new Modesto market, home is where heart is
• Business license uproar in Oakdale
• Turlock farmer shares expertise to aid Afghan ag
• Vasché: Prepare to explore your right to know
• Jardine: Salty's Record Attic satisfies thirst for collectible songs
• School district layoff choices made in the dark
• Sting targets underage drinking
• Motorcycle passenger killed by car
• House GOP leader calls high-speed rail plan unwise
• Pope honors Delhi parishioner for his service
• Event gets Latinos thinking about college, careers
• ‘Spamalot’ brings Monty Python’s silly humor to Gallo Center
• Modesto radio stations to get new owners as Cumulus buys Citadel
• Jury says Merced County man sane during stabbing
• Stanislaus County auto theft suspects
• Renowned Hilmar cowboy Stadtler blazed quite a trail
• Around the Modesto-area region (3/12/11)
• Modesto's 'Apprentice' field down to 40 finalists
• Taggers to remove graffiti?
• Newman man suffers injury in Hilmar crash
• Modesto-area nut growers waiting to hear on Japan quake impact
• Modesto, Ceres embezzlement cases moving through federal courts
• DA clears Modesto police in fatal shooting of man holding spatula
• Crowd queues up for iPad 2 at Apple's store at Modesto mall
• True to his promise to young readers, Modesto school aide gets head shaved
• Modesto police thwart robbery at sporting goods store
• What drives UCLA's Reeves Nelson? We get an inkling
• Families in limbo when loved ones go missing
• Stanislaus wildlife center helps students see benefits of aiding environment
• Golf course's tall trees come down
• Candidates court Latinos
• Cities fight Brown plan with asset transfers
• Contractor to 'Paint it Forward'
• Around the region (3/11/11)
• Tuolumne County authorities looking for man who assaulted woman in park
• DUI checkpoint in Modesto
• Bus driver faces firebombing charges
• Merced prosecutor quits after legal troubles arise
• Ripon part of statewide air study
• Stalemate puts logging on pause
• Man with bad teeth commits sexual assault in Tuolumne City
• Suspect in 1999 Grayson slaying arrested in Mexico
• Witness recounts Gustine bar killing
• Yosemite High students decry decision to combine ceremonies
• Efforts to help housing targeted
• Oakdale offices have new hours
• Volunteer group to help do taxes
• Missing woman's friends set vigil
• Farm supervisors take plea deal
• Pension fund is improving
• Jardine: Modesto reservist trying to protect his investment
• Despite pleas, YCCD trustees bring down ax
• Merced Sun-Star publisher retiring
• Teens held after baby thrown from their car
• Manteca school's recipe advances
• Hit-and-run suspect released pending trial
• Hearing reveals gruesome details
• Modesto police arrest pair suspected in pizza parlor robberies
• Winton couple arrested after baby falls out of car
• Tucker declared winner for Riverbank council seat
• Keller's founder is dead at age 89
• Population gain mostly Hispanics; group makes up 42% in county
• Let the good times roll in Modesto
• Tucker leads in Riverbank
• City OKs projects to save energy
• Turlock spends redevelopment money
• Board to decide MJC cuts today
• Most Wanted: Candace Bettencourt
• Courthouse vigil seeks justice for farmworker
• Livingston High School janitor suspected of molesting girl, 15
• Prices at pump keep going up, up, up
• Coffee's brewing again
• Participation Sought in March Community Forums
• Coroner's office identifies body found in Modesto's Dry Creek
• West Park wins enough votes to keep project alive
• Student protesters march on Modesto mayoral gathering
• Hickman Charter, Oakdale take Science Olympiad titles
• Foundation on mission to help causes near, abroad
• Body of woman found in Modesto creek still unidentified
• Turlock man, 26, pleads guilty to Internet sex charge
• 32 school layoffs eyed
• Machine thins peach blossoms in efficient way
• Turlock site pinpoints crime
• Contest finalist up for a change
• Builder to run for mayor
• Patterson council names businessman to fill vacant seat
• Shooting injures Jamestown man
• Car slides into ditch, hurting boy
• Gustine hires interim top cop
• Forums' focus: bettering Modesto
• Final day to try for 'Apprentice'
• Riverbank to pick council member
• Detectives search for clues into death of Riverbank woman
• DUI suspected in Crows Landing crash that injures 2-year-old
• Fight at Tuolumne County trailer park leaves Jamestown man wounded
• Riverbank senior complex gets financing
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Learn how to save a life
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Marie 'Toni' David
• Colorectal cancer awareness stressed
• Interest high in home improvement
• Riverbank to consider annual charge for teen center, fee to park car at park
• Energy-saving changes eyed for Plaza
• Body found floating in Modesto's Dry Creek
• Oakdale revises Friday closure plan
• Classes for young writers
• Atwater code officer's Web site offers criticism
• Woman's body found floating in Modesto's Dry Creek
• Top young scientists converge on Modesto JC
• 32 school layoffs possible
• Cardoza praises likely easing of rules for bass
• Developer scales back plans, set to ask for 15-month project extension
• Modesto seeking residents' input
• In Service: John A. Benninghofen
• 'Voice of the Prairie' doesn't impress
• 4 Olympians share stories at Gallo Center
• Anonymous for 43 years, rescuer meets pilot he saved
• Riverbank will decide fifth council member
• Tutu spreads message at MJC
• State's GOP divided on taxes
• Deadline nears for competition
• Modesto was once notorious
• Man dies, five hurt in wreck
• Let the pros handle Del Rio sale?
• Man killed, five injured in crash near Newman
• Merced girl, 7, struck and killed by truck at apartment complex
• VFW to honor flag-flying Denair boy
• Auto Theft Suspects
• Home, Garden show at the Modesto Centre Plaza
• Authorities seek missing Newman woman
• Westley truck stop razed by fire opens in temp digs
• Modesto man arrested on accusations he molested two children
• Speaking out against MJC planned cuts
• Jobless rate ticks up
• Modesto concert band will play in New York
• Sonora solar site talks get OK
• Judge refuses plea in van, wife case
• Turlock interim fire chief given permanent position
• Around The Region (3/5/11)
• Yesteryears
• Denair student to be honored by VFW
• Nearly 1 in 5 unemployed in Stanislaus County
• Modesto High presents 'Our Town' starting tonight
• Manteca man charged with driving with wife on hood of van
• Measuring snowpack made easy
• Auto plaza gets jump-start
• Mortgage deduction policy in question
• PerseveranceCeres man making most of educational opportunities
• Cops target pedestrian accidents
• Writer sues Peterson's ex-girlfriend
• Vote: Turn off the lights
• Director's exit cancels Ceres' efficiency try
• Man to serve 5-year term for car theft
• Police arrest Patterson teens
• Patterson suspect in hit-and-run death in court
• Heady History in Modesto
• Jobless veterans' stories wanted
• Drunken drivers targeted tonight in Modesto
• Stanislaus Arts alliance kicks off
• City of Modesto - Fire Chief Appointed
• Former Peterson mistress Amber Frey sued
• Modesto Bee starts 'Teen Life' contest for teenage photographers
• McHenry Village in talks to bring back grocer to site
• West Park revised
• Seniors program may be cut
• Wind knocks out power in downtown Modesto
• College board to meet at MJC
• Flu deaths worry Stanislaus County officials
• Railroad towns against their use?
• Ceres police arrest 2 in ID theft case
• 2011 TID irrigation season scheduled to begin in week
• Merced district weighs season start
• Livingston officials gain new job titles
• Oakdale to issue millions in bonds
• Jobless veterans' stories wanted
• Reading, Rhyming
• Council hopefuls face interviews
• Ceres consolidates departments but a top manager departs
• Turlock Irrigation District to fill canals next week
• Tip from Arizona leads to arrests in Ceres
• Two dead from flu, Stanislaus County health official says
• Modesto, Turlock give interim fire chiefs the jobs for good
• Oakdale council OKs $3.3 million in redevelopment bonds
• Manteca woman survives 40-mile ride on hood of minivan
• Tracy food supplier recalls chicken, pork products
• Suspect plows into four parked cars in Turlock
• Turlock brothers flee with explosives
• 2 sought in Modesto robbery, beating
• Man 'spinning donuts' in Modesto arrested
• Mining trains in Oakdale, Riverbank? Not all aboard
• Stanislaus County farmers keep topping selves to feed the world
• Snow surveys bode well for state water supply
• Modesto Police: 'Grab-and-go' thefts at church lots rising
• 50 cut at Merced schools
• Board prepares for layoffs
• Petition supports state tax initiative
• Most Wanted: Kimberly Caroline Lopez, identity theft
• Pantry lets you try oil, vinegar
• No supercenters now in Turlock
• Stanislaus County laying off 16 more workers
• Modesto, Central Valley bracing for storm coming after midnight
• Tests confirm body found in canal was Patterson kidnapper
• Defense seeks new trial for convicted murderer in Chandra Levy case
• Turlock hit and run driver damaged 4 cars
• Turlock police search for pair carrying Molotov cocktails
• MJC plan ends 55 full-time jobs, dozens part-time County still in the red despite downsizing across the board
• Grainger to open web site for jobs
• Coloring the valleyGardeners excited about spring planting
• Garridos confess in Dugard case
• One man's friendship with King
• Riverbank fund healthy
• Modesto panel OKs lower building fees
• Life for last defendant in Tracy teen's torture
• Railroad confirms train malfunction
• Woman killed in head-on
• Road rage suspect sued in civil court
• Hearing set for Ceres family members
• Fight breaks out at Oakdale party
• IHOP Pancakes to raise money
• One man hurt in Modesto shop attack
• City of Modesto - Winter Storm
• Burglar strikes at Target store on Sisk Road in Modesto
• Stanislaus Education Internships
• Modesto DUI Crackdown
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Financial help for riverbank business
• Oakdale tryingto reduce rate of euthanasia
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Sue Fusselman
• Turlock bus fare goes up Tuesday
• Riverbank may sell Del Rio Theater
• City fees:Up to 45% cut possible
• Cost of booting PG&E disputed
• Utility rate issue not going away
• Mat Pilates for Core Strength
• Films benefit disabled veterans
• Two-time Oscar winner offers advice to Modesto's Renner
• Abandoned Modesto home at center of series of tragedies
• Problem of porn is vast, but there's help out there
• Web of Porn: Ex-Modesto pastor makes admission
• Teachers get a big dose of new tech
• What's being said about pornography
• Districts protest legal survey
• Here's a chance to honor loved ones in service
• Modesto school board to meet Monday
• Modesto group wants city to back tax plan
• About The Survey
• Man sought after shots are fired
• Meteorologist: Ingredients for snow there, timing not
• Navy taps ex-Modestan to head support facility
• Valley Apprentice deadline draws near
• Almond growers and utilities keep eyes on weather
• Wine exports up 25% over '09
• Ax falls on MJC faculty, media
• Trial begins in creek drowning case
• Patterson mother who just lost son gives birth to girl
• Five Blockbuster stores across area set to close
• Lack of bumper, license plate a tip-off
• Lane on Highway 99 closes after sinkhole
• Auto Theft Suspects (2/26/11)
• Hart-Ransom team gets 9th
• CHP seeks driver who hit Turlock teen
• Water supply ditch repaired
• Prepare to help in emergency
• Blossoming fun at Ripon festival
• Police arrest driver of pickup that struck Ceres girls, killing one
• Modesto JC instructors, entire department could be budget victims
• 2 more feet of Tahoe snow forecast in new storm
• Livermore mom pleads no contest to sex charges
• Settlements seek to protect delta fish, water flow
• Drivers should go slow on wet roads
• Leaders meet with public
• Tanner's TaleFamily faces tough road to recovery
• Software expected to upgrade public safety
• Pension proposals irk
• Bad Weather Tips
• Baby turns tears to smiles
• Jury convicts man of shooting
• CSU, Stanislaus students sending a message
• Thieves hit museum, rip off gold
• Crime Stoppers app gives tippers flexibility
• Zipping along in Mariposa
• Mayors urge caution on fed cuts
• Riverbank housing financing approved
• Stanislaus Authorities Seek Help
• Modesto Police Department News - Crime Stoppers New Technology in Fighting Drugs and Gangs
• Modesto Police Department News - DUI Enforcement Operations Planned
• Unregistered sex offender held after contacting victim
• MODESTO: Mother of slain boy giving birth
• Suspects steal gold from Columbia's museum
• Zip-lines planned for Mariposa ranch on way to Yosemite
• Students protest MJC cuts
• Patterson distribution center to start hiring Tuesday
• YCCD trustees tap interim chancellor for permanent role
• Obama reverses on gay-marriage ban
• Modesto could get snow
• Huge ag pavilion hits snags
• Deliberations set to begin in child's drive-by shooting
• Oakdale council reverses on chief
• UC Merced opens research facility
• Plan goes to council again
• Cardoza touts Capitol art competition
• Hot dogs, burritos: It's all tasty grub for an urban kit fox
• Around The Region (2/24/11)
• Modesto police plan DUI patrol
• San Joaquin panel rejects Great Valley Academy
• Gasoline smell empties Modesto supermarket
• Report on state water seeks balance
• Commission holds off on big Ceres Wal-Mart
• Maddux Youth Center Presents Spring Break Dance Contest
• Merced County man lived with dead uncle for month, spent his money
• Council cool to medical pot idea
• Grandma's book traces disabled girl's progress
• New Ceres Wal-Mart debated
• 3 to 5 finalists to be revealed within a month North County Corridor Choices Narrowing
• Don't Get Sick: Crisis in Coverage Live Chat at noon
• Fun in the Sun with disc golf
• Snowfalldisrupts water in foothills
• Senior complex moves ahead
• Around The Region (2/23/11)
• Turlock group 'optimistic' about city
• Fresno-Yosemite bus route proposed
• Service set for Turlock shooting victim
• Cardoza looks for young artists
• Debate expanded over tree marketing tax
• Participation Sought In Remaining Community Forums
• Tea Party conference goes online
• Healthy Change: 'Benefactor' approach in Modesto provides for uninsured
• Healthy Outlook? Doctors, officials seek new solutions
• Costs, cuts and lack of insurance force thousands to grasp for careUnhealthy State
• P.E. instruction getting defensive
• Reality Check
• E-mail on marijuana bust deserves a response
• Family ice cream business sizzles
• Valley fever cases spike at one area kids' hospital
• Shots fired near Modesto motel
• Around The Region (2/22/11)
• Meet your reps in Turlock thursday
• Denair school makes good on pledge
• Yesteryears
• TwentySomethings: In a state of insurance 'limbo'
• Health services director: Patients' stress if visible
• Nurse: More middle-class patients accessing system
• Modesto JC Student: Waiting out an illness
• Unemployed and Uninsured: Learning which illness to fight
• Senior: A Stanislaus County program that works for her pulled away
• Evangelist stresses simplicity of salvation in Modesto
• Ceres planners to hear Wal-Mart project
• Catholic Church calls on Latino teens
• Modesto firefighter returns to full duty
• Dog park may close two months in Oakdale
• Delays, Detours for week ahead on Stanislaus County roads
• Class Act: Brad Cornwell, Johansen High School
• Bulletproof vest keeps an officer's best friend safe
• Special Report: Healthcare at crisis status for many in Stanislaus County
• Modestan loses smile when Medi-Cal drops optional benefits
• Bullet Points: Government health cuts in Stanislaus County
• Rain in Modesto area, snow in Bay Area
• Hughson woman feels effects of health-care cuts to indigent
• Middle-class conundrum: Too wealthy for aid, too poor to afford
• Teachers suggest how parents can prepare kindergartners-to-be
• In Service: Joshua Blunt, Ceres
• Kindergarten requirements parents need to know
• Modesto-area guide to kindergarten registration
• Stanislaus County Center of Human Services honored
• Contest to help charities, kids draws interest and applications
• Oakdale garage could hold Valley's next big industry
• Training leaves Oakdale-area firefighters at the end of their rope
• Area youth take part in Dental Awareness Day
• Auto Theft Suspects (2/19/11)
• IRS audit of Oakland dispensary could have national implications
• Firefighter back at full strength
• Haven in need of aid
• Draft of delta plan released
• Students support girl in cancer fight
• Livingston, police chief ink deal on severance
• Science unveiling walnuts' health perks
• Riverbank receives state help for housing
• Around The Region (2/19/11)
• Yesteryears
• Modesto chamber searching for CEO
• Caregiver convicted, faces prison in abuse of women
• Ceres police send fatal crash case, recommendation to district attorney
• End of weekend drier; Sierra snowy
• Buyers' MarketHome prices still sinking, but that's attractive to some
• Diesel cost driven upConsumers taking a hit in the wallet over gasoline
• City woes detailedin mayor's address
• Consumers taking a hit in the wallet over gasoline
• Rail segment from Stockton to San Jose stirs debate
• Patterson council seat up for grabs
• Layoff fear set aside to pursue hiring grant
• Merced comes up short a check
• Metal parts shoot from train
• California could feel cuts in federal spending
• Modesto Police Department News - Downtown Modesto Bank Targeted in Morning Robbery
• Wreck on Highway 99 in Ceres leaves Turlock woman seriously injured
• Modesto mayor says 'No more standing still' in final state-of-city speech
• Rain makes for a slick, soggy day in Modesto
• Twin-engine Cessna airplane stolen from Turlock airport
• Out of work? Paula Poundstone has tickets for you
• Fast work by deputy helps nab suspected burglars near Riverbank
• Two Modestans arrested in Jamestown
• Lawrence Livermore lab missing cocaine, opium samples
• Borders closing Modesto, Stockton stores
• Speaking up to keep killer locked up
• College area debates guards
• Music to help motivate at Catholic youth event
• Transportation leaders delay road tax until 2014
• Rail fund reallocation likely is state windfall
• State of Riverbank speech tonight
• Nunes pumps controversy into budget bill
• Bail reduced for pot grow suspects
• Agents to discuss distressed sales at Turlock workshop
• Oakdale police plan checkpoint
• Hughson feels effects of small town struggles
• Mitigation case denied
• City of Modesto News - February 15, 2011
• Stanislaus County's farm preservation rule upheld
• Judge lowers bail of suspects in big Stanislaus County pot bust
• 3 accused in Modesto market murders in court today
• Bank robbed in downtown Modesto, police say
• Supporters vow fight to protect literacy efforts, other programsLIBRARIES FEAR CUTS
• Armed patrols could be next
• Some 'safe' jobs aren't
• Turlock cadets pass in review
• Board votes to fix up homes
• PG&E refunding fees to customers
• Turlock police identify murder-suicide victims
• Ridenour to deliver last state-of-city speech
• High-speed rail citiesto get development aid
• Victims attended Johansen
• StanCOG looks at transportation
• Foster Farms not guilty in death lawsuit
• EPA levies major fines against biomass plants
• Atwater farmer and civic leader Wood dies at 85
• Manteca girl grows giant cabbage, wins prize
• Extensive Manhunt Ends in the Arrest of Three Bank Robbers
• Turlock man accused of vehicular manslaughter due in court
• Foreclosure crisis eases a bit, thanks to stimulus package22 months and 101 offers later, a dream come trueA handful of owners to get help
• 22 months and 101 offers later, a dream come true for Empire woman
• 1 arrest in theft of guns, rifles
• A route for road warriors
• Hughson lays off five
• Stolen Honda wrecks; 2 killed
• Atwater biomass plant finished
• Levy 95% sure of killer
• Pot plants found in Modesto
• La Grange trustees OK school merger
• Oakdale Festival needs a slogan
• Fire damages triplex in Modesto
• Gunfire shatters window at west Modesto party
• Groveland man killed in crash
• Homecoming fun at CSUS
• Weapons stolen from Modesto home
• Coroner ID's one of two victims in fatal Ceres crash
• Casting light on benefits of dark treat
• Licensed to wed
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Pursuit ends with crash near Planada
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Chandra Levy's mom not certain right man convicted
• Recession a downer for Modesto Airport
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Janet Wheeler
• Here's the plan: Moms, dads partner with teachers
• College prep center planned
• Drive-by suspect's trial continues
• State's poor pose intricate challenge
• When words of love remainTime, paper and pen tally romantic reward
• Oakdale facing a borrowing limit
• Schools get pop quiz on public records
• City of Modesto - Applicants Sought for Citizen Advisory Groups
• Sex offender back in custody
• Wedding rings reign supreme in east Oakdale
• Contest challenges business-minded
• Supporting actors weaken 'Crucible'
• Modesto's 10th and J streets thrived on theater
• Convicted Modesto killer denied parole
• On-the-job dangers high for migrants
• Emanuel speech therapist a national 'Super Coach'
• Relicensing effort recalls Don Pedro history
• Horses kick in to tackle people's problems
• Jardine: Mothers driven to tears by callous crimes
• Jo-Ann to take over Sonora site
• Register Now for Winter/Spring Swim Lessons
• Ron Paul wins CPAC presidential poll
• PATTERSON: Suspected kidnapper's body found in canal
• Guandique faces rage of victim's mom
• Driver blamed in 2010 collision
• Huge Manteca pot grow site busted
• Denham: Get rid of surplus buildings
• Sierra Rep's 'Hairspray' entertains in 1960s style
• Obama, Pelosi blasted as do-nothings
• Merced teens lauded for wallet's return
• Top cop blames an unhappy few
• Auto Theft Suspects (2/12/11)
• Extended hours for Inter-Faith Ministries
• Save Mart cuts distribution jobs
• 4-year-old Patterson boy honored at memorial
• Waterford dairyman leads board
• 3rd bank robbery suspect arrested after long manhunt in Modesto
• Man convicted of killing Chandra Levy gets 60 years in prison
• Denham says get rid of federal government's underused buildings
• Jury convicts Bonilla on two murder counts
• 4 vie for seat on council
• Students mourn friend as investigation goes on
• Oakdale offices closed Fridays
• 2 candidates enter race for MID's board
• Suspect in deadly incident has a history of traffic violations
• Green day at MJC; weather to change next week
• Man accused of firing at officers in Stanislaus County charged
• Plea deal in farm death criticized
• Job-creation effort gets $650K
• Cigarette ignites oxygen tank in Turlock
• Great Valley Academy charter renewed
• YCCD candidates field questions
• Turlock man victim of scam
• Many chances to serve Modesto
• Ceres boys struck by car near Central Valley High School
• Modesto's Verizon iPhone debut? No lines for that
• 'Double rainbow guy' shares his view of Mother Earth at UC Merced
• High-speed rail board OKs funding for station planning
• Sharing view of 'Mother Earth'
• Memorial planned for Juliani
• Community comes out for vigil to support Ceres family
• Man accused of firing at officers in Stanislaus County charged
• Lawyers to review Village I school taxes
• Livingston council discusses chief's fate
• Merced officials lobby in capital
• Mayor: Turlock economy steady
• No joke, economy on upswing again
• Prospect plays up 'A Delicate Balance'
• Pedestrian Killed On Highway 99
• Pot plant stands out
• Man jailed in realty scam
• Standard and Poor's Upgrades Modesto Water and Wastewater Bond Ratings
• Campaign Disclosure Reports Now Available Online
• Participation Sought in Modesto Community Forum
• Drug Task Force Seizes Largest Indoor Marijuana Grow in Stanislaus County History
• Stage 3 Route Details for 2011 Amgen Tour of California Announced
• Ceres grieving after pickup plows into junior high students
• Merced correctional officer busted for allegedly smuggling tobacco to inmates
• Tour of California cyclists will cruise Modesto's Scenic Drive
• Tea Party launches national magazine
• Cardoza nominates seven to military service academies
• Merced police looking for more details in teen's killing
• Chiefto face another review?
• 6 arrested in pot sting
• Water managers watch sky as season's strong start fizzles
• Seeing Red for Heart Awareness
• Life sought in Levy case
• Sylvan plans to cut more teachers
• Turlock passes standards for new homeless shelter
• Council urges Brown:Revisit redevelopment
• Hindu temple dispute resolved
• Most Wanted: Maurilio Vasquez
• Enough evidence for trial
• Chancellor finalists will meet public
• High-speed rail plans emerge
• CHP: Man flees, jumps into river
• Village I taxes to be discussed
• Huge indoor marijuana grow found near Modesto
• Auburn-to-Modesto Tour details to be unveiled Wednesday
• Life sentence sought for man convicted in Levy murder
• Modesto man arrested on banks of Tuolumne River
• USDA gives Calif $17M to fight grapevine moth
• Stockton man gets 68 years for stabbing wife to death
• Where's Winter?
• Landowners fear effects of axing Williamson Act
• Patterson fills vacant City Council seat
• Ripon Christian fifth-graders taking care of troops
• Budget mysteries in schools' future
• Former resident making history
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Crash victim a Modesto resident
• Highway shooting possibly road rage
• Sylvan School District to weigh cutting positions
• Blue Dog Demos try for comeback
• Witness: Killing was retaliation
• 'Menagerie' true to Williams' vision
• Four candidates line up for Riverbank election
• Deficit may pinch county fairs
• Modesto man killed in Manteca motorcycle accident
• Arrest made after car shot at near Turlock
• Bolton concert tonight at Gallo starts at 7
• Shifting school boundaries weighed
• Modesto library to host campaigning workshop
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Riverbank teen arrested in burglary of parents home
• Modesto City Council Watch
• Riverbank mayor to deliver State of the City address
• Affordable items for baby
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Randy Huth
• Game day was special for other reasons in Modesto
• GOP's role in state budget tricky
• Houses giving off toxic fumes
• Homeless shelter site considered
• Oakdale council to hear on budget
• Riverbank expected to hike retiring age
• Outside tax review sought
• Sawmill on track to reopen in May
• City forms plan to fix properties
• Body found inside burning SUV near Altamont Pass
• Fresno company praised for canal recovery work
• Jardine: Waterway has reputation as hiding place
• Kidnap followed by world with tech
• La Grange board set to vote on merger with Roberts Ferry
• Oakdale team sweeps up decathlon trophy
• Anti-cyberbullying efforts are recognized
• 'Chorus Line' brims with energy, personality
• One dies in crash along highway 99
• Suspect in Ceres shooting found
• Return from Egypt a relief
• Real-time police tweets armed with information
• Letters most tender
• Papa Doo Run Run goes symphonic for Modesto show
• REVIEW: “A Chorus Line” offers affectionate tribute to background dancers
• Arrest made after gunbattle
• Vang is denied burial in Arlington
• Boy's ID confirmed by DNA
• Killings drop in '10Recent shootings cloud progress on crime
• Farmers market will open April 2
• Modesto Symphony hires new chief exec
• 4 sentenced for shorting dairy's milk
• Mourners gather for Fresno funeral
• Rail planners carve out routes in valley
• UC Merced takes steps to cope with student stress
• 3 robberies, 3 towns, 3 arrested
• Auto Theft Suspects (2/5/11)
• Two men wounded with rock salt in Empire shooting
• Around The Region (2/5/11)
• SWAT teams sent to home east of Keyes
• Last of 3 suspects in Salida, Ripon, Manteca robberies arrested
• DNA results confirm boy found in canal was Juliani Cardenas of Patterson
• Entrepreneurs hold high hopes as they start area ventures
• Learn La Red principles at Modesto workshops
• Empire students get look at giant of the sea
• Forbes: Valley miserable
• Fund set up to help pay for 4-year-old's funeral
• Shooting suspects return to court
• Police will be watching for Super Bowl partiers
• Vatican official to speak at UC Merced
• Cut Ripon pipe pressure, PG&E told
• Woman hit, killed by truck
• Police use tips to track suspect
• Vang funeral starts today
• Ripon man tasered, jailed
• Path of the Padres hike dates scheduled
• Turlock man charged with disability fraud
• Woman killed walking across Waterford street
• 3 charged in Modesto market slaying back in court
• Modesto artist collaborates on version of kids' book
• Beyer grad builds training center
• More Merced women breast-feed
• Tell us about your love letters
• Widow seeks $2M in clash on roadside
• Patterson moves council meeting
• Man dies in Modesto solo accident
• East Modesto gas station robbed
• Feds to review status of delta smelt species
• Vang Pao final fight is about Arlington
• Lawyers seek new trial for Chandra Levy killer
• Senators debatepollution in water
• Coroner: Boy found in canal drowned
• Shots at officer spark manhunt
• 3 Lives Cut ShortMourners gather to honor familyslain at market
• Police searching for man who shot at Ceres officer
• Modesto man dies in Highway 99 crash
• Victim in fatal Salida shed fire identified
• Victim in fatal crash near Newman identified
• East Modesto gas station robbed
• Nutrition guides revised
• A face of good and a face of evil
• Progress on Virginia Corridor Trail
• Most Wanted: Andreina Nancy Rodriguez
• Thrift store boom
• Somber memorial held in Patterson for kidnap victim Juliani Cardenas
• Turlock OKs public safety center
• Benefits ditching paper for plastic
• Oakdale approves bond for highway
• Yosemite post office scheduled for a face-lift with new shingles
• SSJID gives farmers help to save water
• Car kills manwalking in road
• Witness reports suspected Ripon drunken driver
• Sonora man arrested after wall vandalized
• One killed, three hurt in Newman collision
• Modesto market slaying vigil is tonight
• Modesto Police Department Plans DUI Checkpoint and Roving DUI Patrol Super Bowl
• Grant Funding Available For Non-Profits Serving Modesto
• Body believed to be kidnap victim found in canal near Santa Nella
• Sonora man struck, killed on Mono Way
• Modesto council in middle of jobs-farms debate
• Local leaders tell Gov. Brown of Stanislaus County tax quirk
• Modesto author making a splash in teen genre
• Sonora man suspected of vandalizing cemetery
• Longtime Stanislaus County undersheriff Woods dies at age 76
• Oakdale police seek Cost Less Market bandits
• Mammograms at Modesto mobile clinic
• State picks architect of Modesto courthouse
• Conviction in Modesto hotel attack
• State authorities want water plan for Geer Road facility
• No sign of Patterson boy, kidnapper
• Vigil on Wednesday for victims in Modesto market slayings
• Modesto speaker seeks to mix values into life
• Third guilty plea in Modesto vandalism cases
• Golden Corral to provide 150 new jobs in Modesto
• Tonight's Social Distortion concert in Modesto canceled
• Sonora man suspected of vandalizing cemetery
• Hope for missing Patterson boy burns at Modesto vigil
• Around the region (1/31/11)
• USDA wants rural job creation ideas
• Road Work — delays, detours for week ahead
• Modesto cancels council meeting
• Candidate forum for Riverbank
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Sue Starling
• Fund-raiser or seafood feast, crab feeds are a perennial favorite
• An ear for kids changes statistics
• Military taking a tough line against tobacco
• Modesto, Ceres women connected by same heart defect
• Modesto Homicide Suspect To Be Featured On Fox’s TV Show - America’s Most Wanted
• Clinging to hope until the heartbreak of reality
• Brown to outline state's situation, solutions tonight
• Recovery a long way off, but there are small improvements for some
• Patterson hurting over canal tragedy
• Search in Patterson canal ends
• Kids learn to take sting out of bullying
• Sales tax revenues are up in valley, analysis shows
• Clinging to hope until the heartbreak of reality
• In Service: Joseph P. Mar
• Woman seriously injured in Scenic crash
• Man shot to death at West Modesto party
• Poet's words fill 'Belle' with beauty
• CarMax gives $10K to education
• Merl McHenry happy to recall Modesto, less so his first name
• MODESTO: Crash closes street for an hour
• 'Most Wanted' tonight to feature Modesto slaying
• Sheriff's department ends formal search of canal for missing boy, kidnapper
• Patterson canal search continues after suspect's empty car emerges
• Modesto Chamber honors business leaders
• Asian gangs' violence felt in Stanislaus County
• Mom finds support at candlelight vigil
• Juliani's mom pays 'Nancy Grace Show' visit
• Auto Theft Suspects - Jan. 29, 2001
• Classic and antique car swap meet back in Turlock
• Student cuts possible at Merced College
• LAFCo considers its own ag policy
• Modesto man gets 27 months in postage stamp fraud
• Stanislaus County doctor training program wins grant
• 'Most Wanted' to feature Modesto slaying
• Art work needed for Duck Stamp contest
• Free tax clinic coming to Modesto
• Mild storm to push fog out Modesto for weekend
• 2011 Annual Poets' Corner Contest
• Kidnap car recovered but missing boy, abductor not found
• 'America's Most Wanted' to feature Modesto case
• Teen suspects in Modesto market slayings charged with murder
• Oakdale couple spared hospital trips
• 3 insurers to delay rate hikes
• Tallying Homeless
• Bomb squad disables grenade during Ceres sweep
• Crews resume search for boy
• Strapped CSU is bracing for $500M hit from state
• More high-schoolers heading off to college
• Melodies carry 'Romeo and Juliet'
• Fire in Salida shed fatal for woman
• No voice for Merced on high-speed rail board
• Count records 277 homeless in Merced County
• Lawmakers have wilderness in mind
• Mercyme coming to summer fair
• DUI patrols and checkpoint set for Modesto, Riverbank
• City of Modesto - FREE Tax Preparation Clinic
• Homicide Detectives Make Arrest in Triple Shooting
• Suspects in Modesto market slayings in court
• Woman killed in Salida shed fire
• Bomb squad in Ceres detonates device (Video)
• Gas leak shuts down Scenic Drive in Modesto between Coffee, Bodem
• Modesto man going viral with chunky hunk 'Glee' parody on YouTube
• Shooting victims were war refugees who rebuilt lives in Modesto
• Patterson canal search is called off
• 3 suspects arrestedPolice: Man, two teens in car seen at shooting
• Hanging out with Uncle Lee ... and then on YouTube
• Driver injured in Modesto crash
• Change is coming for StaRT buses
• Heavy textbooks' days are numbered
• Tomato growers seek eaters
• Builders call for help on ag rules
• A chance to talk to elected officials
• Honor Loved Ones In The Service
• Decathlon students in home stretch
• Oakdale mayor calls for community support
• Around The Region (1/27/11)
• Yesteryears
• Modesto Police Investigating a Triple Shooting
• Family members shattered over Modesto store killings
• Stanislaus Homeless Count
• Turlock to up the anteon police building bonds
• Mission wants to expand dormitory
• Housing developers' fees will be lowered
• Reservoir improvements OK'd
• Two Sonorans arrested in $32.06 theft
• 2 Modestans, Ceres man held in Merced
• Village I Walgreens robbed
• Restoration moves slowly
• Jury says driver, Amtrak share accident blame
• Cardoza picked for ag committee
• Shooting suspects arrested
• Modesto's Renner on Oscar nomination: 'Pretty overwhelming'
• Two killed, one injured in shooting at Modesto market
• Modesto Bee's cat photo contest enters its last few days
• Police probe goes on
• Dogs used in Patterson canal search; divers head back Tuesday
• Ceres shooting leaves 1 critical
• Gloom to stay, but not worsen
• Got that socked-in, gloomy-day feeling? Join the winter club
• Judge narrows church lawsuit
• Turlock school bus driver arrested on DUI charge
• Modesto loses a community voice
• Board turns to consulting firm
• 3 pulled off charter bus for questioning about death
• Turlock man sentenced to three years for car theft
• Around The Region (1/25/11)
• Yesteryears
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Fast Friends
• Cannella guest speaker at annual GOP dinner
• Mother of kidnapped Patterson boy grateful for community support
• Authorities stop bus bound for Mexico to make arrest in Delhi
• GOP presidential debate set for May 2
• $2.95M grant for foreclosure fix
• Oakdale mayor to address city
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Blogger keeps tabs on Livingston City Hall
• Livestock, wildlife sharing same land
• A watery graveyard of human wreckage
• Puddle problems prompt residents to ask for help of Stanislaus County transit panel
• Charges puzzle broker's supporters
• Career class introduces students to work world
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Diane Massetti
• Brown's test-drive of budget is positive
• Not quite what poet meant
• Amber Alert downgraded for missing Patterson boy
• Internet access latest Livingston quarrel
• Kids in CompetitionTurlock host to roboticstournament
• 5th car found in canal, none tied to missing boy
• Vandal pleads for lenient penalty
• Salida growth plan in doubt
• Couple understand path that leads to extreme behavior
• Former Obama green jobs czar speaks at MJC event
• Hart-Ransom futurists headed to D.C.
• UC Merced officials brace for proposed cuts
• Success & Service: King-Kennedy group receives MLK Legacy Award
• 10 charged in real estate scam
• Merced talks ag land preservation
• EPA allows higher ethanol levels in gas for most cars
• Livingston politics casts shadow on tower project
• Turlock considers lights loan
• VIDEO: Modesto parishioners at Walk for Life in SF
• Stanislaus County officials suspend search of canal
• Livingston Court Theater Committee agenda for Jan. 24, 2011
• Plea deal made in deathof pregnant farmworker
• Few New CluesHunt for kidnap victim focuses on Patterson canal
• Death penalty method stymied
• Valley's employment struggles continue
• Yesteryears
• Auto Theft Suspects (1/22/11)
• Around The Region (1/22/11)
• Merced County layoffs could hit 150
• Turlock chamber gives awards
• There's a new judge in Stanislaus
• 10 years for bike rider's death
• Winter WonderYosemite visitors pass 4M
• Construction Begins on Virginia Corridor
• HUD Awards City of Modesto $2.9 Million in NSP3
• Man shot to death in Modesto's airport neighborhood
• Modesto man sentenced to 10 years in bicyclist's death
• Jobless rate hits 17.6 percent in Stanislaus County
• Merced County Planning Commission agenda for Jan. 26, 2010
• Search of Patterson canal for suspect's car will continue Friday
• Family waiting and praying for a good outcome
• Valley faithful set for 'Walk'
• Denham to chair House subpanel
• A Driving Force
• Turlock cyclist ends U.S. leg of trek
• Young Masters on display at Modesto art walk
• Foggy day's work in Turlock
• Jawbone is ID'd as that of missing man
• Officer faces DUI charge
• Candidate Forum For Riverbank
• Modesto nonprofit giving out food, clothes
• Experts to study path of North County Corridor
• Turlock's looking forward
• Sentence for killing upheld
• Maddux Youth Center Presents Youth Valentine Dance
• Patterson canal search suspended; Delano tip unfounded
• Canal search ends in Patterson; New clue in Delano?
• Modesto police officer charged with drunk driving
• Modesto woman undergoes larynx transplant surgery
• Volunteering can put you on path to a job
• Losing jobs in health care
• Fire badly damages Modesto home and kills 3 dogs
• Suspect has sour ending to alleged Modesto candy theft
• Drivers, Go Slow for Work on Road
• Teens come together in student council
• Roseville victim's family sought
• Hefty cuts loom in Merced County
• DUI checkpoint friday in Modesto
• Water panel leader eyes environmental policies
• Patterson man gets 4-year term
• Hearing wraps up in shooting case
• Absences again delay tax decision
• Some Turlock signs gone, some not
• Help sought in finding family of suicide victim found near Turlock
• Modesto pizza delivery man robbed at gunpoint
• Ex-officer to jail for spousal abuse
• Program helps students excel
• Is plover endangered? Survey aims to find out
• Fan-tastic TimeGiants trophy comes to town as victorycelebration goes on
• Jurorpool is tainted
• County in need of help
• New member on panel to pick Modesto school leader
• Patterson's Cuellar is honored as council meets
• Banks mostly mum about open doors on holiday
• Stabbing victim out of hospital
• Two teens arrested after Modesto chase
• Robbers hit two homes in Merced
• Stanislaus bomb squad checks suspicious package
• Stanislaus County Board Of Supervisors Watch
• San Francisco Giants' World Series trophy comes to Modesto
• Potential juror's comments delay start of murder trial in Modesto
• Boys arrested for allegedly stealing from Orville Wright School in Modesto
• JARDINE: Latest jest placed on billboard
• Reflecting on King's message
• Boys couldn't wait for abatement
• Mortgage elimination scams hit county
• Road tax on agenda again
• Turlock OKs project to encourage business
• High-speed chase ends with driver in custody
• State's farmers left without federal voice
• Turlock Unified School District to plot election timeline
• Monteith to give Stanislaus keynote
• Atwater man surrenders in 1998 homicide
• Livingston man hit, killed crossing freeway
• Around The Region (1/18/11)
• Yesteryears in Modesto
• Keep Dr. King's dreams alive, minister urges Modesto gathering
• Chinese Camp man arrested after chase faces DUI charge
• Licensed to wed
• Births
• Community Briefing
• Big, brand-new animal shelter the cat's meow
• Speech to focus on challenges ahead
• Dairies pine for profits of past
• Road Work — delays, detours for week ahead
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Elisa Audinette
• Riverbank eyes debt payment deadline
• Insurance agent's license suspended
• 4 dead in Sierra home; generator suspected
• School employees to get recognition
• Community Action: A Youth and Young Adult Service Learning Project
• In Service: Vanessa Ashlee Reyna
• On Thin IceResult can be fatal if warnings ignored at Pinecrest Lake
• Survivors tell story of Sudan to community
• Getting Kicked Out Modesto City lagsin switch to in-school discipline strategies
• Quarterback's expulsion 'devastating'
• Modesto schools reassesscontracts
• Suspensions offer a chance for kids to change their path
• Five ways to automatic expulsion
• Hospice CEO begins VP term for association
• Work planned on Oakdale road
• Big rig burns at Ripon truck stop
• Pigs need first-prize potential
• Forever 21 closing for giant remodel
• West Park details promised soon
• RIPON: Fire destroys big rig at truck stop
• Modesto man's custody battle sparks overseas outrage
• Merced police use Taser to subdue suspected burglar
• Stockton police officer arrested in drug sting
• Stanislaus County deputies investigate Keyes stabbing
• Modesto-area auto theft suspects
• Applications for fall rise at UC Merced
• What's your favorite taco truck? Readers respond
• Taco trucks' affordable fare savored by many
• Students compete in health-care planningStudents compete at Cal State Stanislaus in health-care planning
• Talks with Modesto teachers hit snag
• TV movie to tell Chandra Levy's story
• Pair plead guilty to attacks at synagogue, 2 churches
• Safety on the TracksPolice, railway crack down on illegal crossing
• Around the Region (1/15/11)
• 'Social Network' best pic at Critics' Choice
• Coroner IDs pedestrian killed on McHenry Avenue
• Modesto apartment fire displaces two
• No foul play suspected after Modesto police discover body
• Arrest made in connection with Modesto homicide
• Former Congressman Tony Coelho criticizes elected officials
• Berryhill could lose panel leadership
• Funeral services set for Cuellar
• Mortgage help still available in Central Valley
• Oakdale police plan DUI action
• Modesto retailer moving to space one-third its size
• Trio indicted in Stanislaus County meth operation
• Counterfeit DVD, CD case filed
• Oakdale man guilty of firearms violation
• Sheriff Hosts Twain Harte event
• Around the region (1/14/11)
• A Personal Touch Speakers share storiesduring Week of Respect
• Coehlo sees irresponsibility
• Modesto to form panel to address homeless issues
• Ag Flag named a top invention
• Gustine stabbing, fire leave one dead, one hurt
• Ceres man, 55, identified as fatal victim in McHenry accident
• Massive fire destroys Westley truck stop
• Many events set for MLK holiday
• Huge solar array planned on West Side
• Without a VoiceCitizenship numbers lower in west Modesto
• What's required to become citizen
• Just Say YESProject helps youths build lives
• Haiti trip souvenirs: Heartbreak, hope
• Ex-wine chief gets ag department gig
• Water testing guideissued
• TV suit nets county $186K
• Students help Turlock on survey
• Hughson broker gets time to hire attorney
• Three fires set in Modesto
• Student hit by bus at Gregori
• Woman tosses rocks at Modesto home, authorities say
• Bomb squad called to Hughson church
• Early morning fires keep Modesto firefighters busy
• Police: Man caught exposing himself to women in Sonora
• Money in the Bank
• No hike in water rates for farmers
• New fire authority gets off ground
• Council OKs more of Virginia Corridor
• Turlock agrees to issue public safety center bonds
• Turlock mayor touts service
• Broker accused of faking policies
• Trial ordered in MJC student's death
• 4 arrested in Hilmar after high-speed chase
• Most Wanted: Miguel Avina
• Save Mart Buys Bakersfield Site
• Water main break leaves Modesto homes dry
• City of Modesto Police Department News - Second Arrest Made in Kidnapping of Two Teenage Girls
• Sheriff says he doesn't regret his comments
• Stanislaus Deputy: Suspected prostitute badly beaten by customer
• Second arrest made in abduction of two teens
• Modesto police subdue man with loaded revolver
• Valley lawmakers push Arlington burial for Hmong leader
• A Fair Century County fest will mark 100 years
• Cold SnapEndingRain in the forecast is sign of higher temperatures
• Modesto sting operation nets 26 suspected 'Johns'
• Too soon to know about Patterson council seat
• JARDINE: Copy of atlas more popular than ever
• Area officials see red over governor's budget
• Two suspected of stealing copper in Tuolumne County
• Stanislaus agencies ready to decide on fire merger
• Turlock council to revist key issues
• City OKs meters, scolds consultant
• Cardoza to move Stockton office
• Keyes soccer mom gets 2 years in prison
• Despite drop, teen birth rate in U.S. still high
• Around The Region
• Register Now for Winter/Spring Swim Lessons
• Modesto Police Department Plans DUI Checkpoint and Roving DUI Patrol In January
• Modesto police officer pleads guilty to DUI
• Licensed to wed
• Road Work — delays, detours for week ahead
• Community Briefing
• Around the region (1/10/11)
• Too much heat in Merced County kitchen
• Arraignment set for Modesto officer
• Livingston development plan advances
• Riverbank development agency needs more money
• Heavy rains raise specter of '97 floods
• West Side's Cuellar is dead
• Will the housing bust create ghost towns?
• MID to consider water-rate bump
• Merced officer to run police in Sonoma city
• San Francisco Giants World Champions Trophy Tour Presented By Visa To Stop In Modesto!
• City of Modesto Police Department News - Late Night Shooting Leaves One Injured
• Nonprofit chiefs give tips for success
• Brother saves snowmobiling sibling
• BlessingBLUE Modesto Mass dedicated to first responders
• Vang influenced U.S. policy long after Vietnam War
• Children earn bravery awards
• Modesto City Council Watch
• Details revealed in Calaveras County shooting
• Council mulls trail extension
• Times of mist call for careful driving
• City of Modesto Police Department News - Cell Phone Camera Leads Police To Bank Robber
• Members of Congress told to increase security, Rep. Cardoza says
• Three arrested after shooting on Modesto's McHenry Avenue
• Playin' It LiveModesto theater offering music and comedy
• Late-Night Emergency
• Water safety dubious
• Valley chromium concentration
• Delta meetings scheduled across the state
• Fears of flooding spur levee repair
• Teacher at Downey wins regional honor
• Livingston soldier recovering at home
• Vang's allies begin push for Arlington burial
• Armed burglar receives 21 years
• Modesto police arrest kidnap suspect
• Robbers take marijuana, shoot dog in Modesto home invasion
• Bee seeks more health stories
• Desmond Tutu coming to MJC
• Men rob Modesto woman of marijuana, shoot and killer her dog
• Three arrested after shooting on Modesto's McHenry Avenue
• Modesto police arrest kidnap suspect
• 'Unique' Method Great Valley Academy takes atypical view on teaching, learning
• Chowchilla defaults on bond payment
• Help sought for disabled skiers
• Target drops plan for Turlock store
• Cool country for cowboys near Modesto
• Berryhill named head of ag panel
• Brown pitches plan to realign
• 9-year sentence in violent beating
• Police surplus a boon for Afghans
• UC Merced humanities won't face cuts
• Working to shore up levee
• Counties settle with TV makers
• Modesto police plan checkpoint
• CSU, Stanislaus, names new VP
• Ripon police set meetings
• Neighborhood watch meeting in Modesto
• Woman burned in Modesto trailer park fire still in serious condition
• City Celebrates Fifth Annual Chinese New Year
• City of Modesto Police Department News - Two Teenage Girls Escape Abduction: Suspects Still Outstanding
• Modesto Farmers & Merchants Bank robbed
• Tracy cabbie has 2 run-ins with armed man in 2 nights
• Sheriff warns of man saying he's a detective
• Two teen girls held captive and assaulted
• Valley has 6 of nation's 10 metro areas with worst rate for joblessness
• Nonprofit reopens; CEO quits
• Painless NursingSalida lab prepares caregivers
• 1839 world atlas offers a trip back in time
• 2 valley Democrats vote for each other as speaker
• 4th suspect arrested in elder fraud
• Suspect in killing on store cameras
• 2 arrested in trailer full of pot
• Denham holds early fund-raiser
• Man who set fire to duplex gets year
• Bee looking for health stories
• Have any advice on driving in fog?
• Women can learn defensive skills in Turlock
• Police Arrest Fraud Scam Suspects Who Targeted the Elderly
• Modesto police eye suspect in two KFC, AutoZone robberies
• Shooting witness blames officers
• Empty houses1 in 5 housing units vacant from '05 to '09
• A new era for Brown, farmers
• Builders take ag land caseto state Supreme Court
• Taking Their Oaths
• More of the gray stuff expected today
• VIDEO: Many Happy Returns for 108-year-old in Oakdale
• Turlock school board approves 'eCademy'
• Radanovich, private citizen, happy to be back at home
• Support pours in for animal shelter
• Best taco truck in Modesto: Where do you go?
• Most Wanted: Jennifer Michele Macedo
• No new trial for Modesto pot vendors
• Crash snarls morning traffic in Modesto
• Police seek two in Ceres store robbery
• Fog continues its stronghold on Northern San Joaquin Valley
• Post wants access to Levy juror info
• Valley could see normal flu season
• Go east to see what the West was really like
• Turlock studies Target grocery bid
• Withrow says principles guide him
• Changing of the GuardGrover talks of lessons, leadership
• Woman injured, dog dies in Modesto mobile home park fire
• New mayor OK'd for Ceres
• Job seeker hit while running across McHenry Avenue
• Around The Region (1/4/11)
• Yesteryears in Modesto
• New site shares Stanislaus Sheriff's info
• Best taco truck in Modesto: Where do you go?
• Another volt arrives and stays in the area
• Woman injured, dog dies in Modesto mobile home park fire
• Births
• Awards will honor service
• DMV offering drivers their records via Web
• Programs to assist seniors launched
• Road Work — delays, detours for week ahead
• Nuñez's son's sentence commuted
• Commissioner ties off 30-year career
• Green Energy Gets Real
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Marta Antone
• DUI crackdown nets 148 arrests in Stanislaus County
• Snow seekers giving a boost to Sierra businesses
• Public works chief is laid off
• Rainy season looks strong
• Mobile phone apps get gamers all fired up
• Many could avoid hospitals, study finds
• Modesto Police Department Plans DUI Checkpoint and DUI Roving Saturation Patrols During The Month Of January
• The Modesto Police Department And The Stanislaus County District Attorney’s Office Continue To Investigate An Officer Involved Shooting Of A Subject Armed With A Knife
• Food, friends keep cat at court
• New year opens with promise of some lively council races
• Principal leads a community
• Project helps kids bond with the Tuolumne
• People find new niches in economy
• San Joaquin Valley officers make more DUI arrests
• Wounded Modesto man remains critical
• Merced sanctuary fire claims 60 cats
• Turlock water meters online
• A Book of Dreams Donors
• End run around listing agent successful
• Schools get infusion of state bond money
• Baby boy is Stanislaus County's first for 2011
• Training smoothes road to short sale
• Livingston police group votes to back chief
• Rain boosts roofing businesses
• Holidays trying for dad at war
• Modesto rings in the New Year
• Yosemite road closures clear after rock slide
• Neighbor: Modesto police ordered man to 'drop the knife'
• Kettle donations down, except in Turlock
• Two men suspected of robbing Modesto pizza place
• Jamestown woman accused of assaulting mom, infant, deputy
• Two injured in house fire near Keyes
• 2010 Photo Finish
• Modesto police officer shoots armed man
• The Modesto Bee's Top 10 Lists of 2010 Stories
• 2010: Year In Review
• Waters are rising in the Modesto area
• 'The 12' on lookout for DUIs
• 2 will stand trial in rapper's killing
• Salvation Army warms up the needy
• Wal-Mart hiring for Atwater's new store
• Three arrested after women robbed
• Vacant house in south Modesto destroyed by blaze
• Around The Region (12/31/10)
• Yesteryears in Modesto
• Police: 2 women robbed on Yosemite Boulevard
• 67-year-old in wheelchair struck by car in Modesto
• Boulder blocks Highway 140, cutting off Yosemite National Park access
• Fire destroys home in south Modesto
• Recession redefines resolutions
• Family endures tragedy — and laughter
• 2010 in Review: The Top 10 videos of the year on modbee.com
• Running Full Bore
• Making an impact in 2010
• Victim led a troubled life
• Coat giveaway kicks off today
• City schools board stands by picks for chief-hiring panel
• Around The Region (12/30/10)
• Livingston church makes mochi magic
• Twain boosts City Hotel reopening
• Woman accused in beating ruled sane
• Stanislaus animal shelter to open Jan. 15
• Ceres boy accused in killing faces trial
• Mammograms at mobile clinic in Modesto
• More rain expected in Modesto this afternoon
• Psychiatrist: Woman accused in Riverbank hammer death legally sane
• Honoring a fallen hero from Newman
• She takes lead role in improving community
• Christmas ComebackRetailers say they sold more than in 2008, 2009
• Dramatic gaps in levels of schooling
• Around the Region
• Suspects in Patterson robbery found via cell phone
• Most Wanted: Gary Duane Sherrill
• Winton girl, 13, arrested in beating of brother, 12
• Crash victim's recovery 'astounding'
• Beekeeper rescues huge hive from tree
• AquaPooldetails surface
• Snowpack is twice as fat
• Modesto author explores rural legends, small towns
• Modesto home invasion robbery
• Stanislaus DUI saturation patrols continue
• Window program is a glass act
• Rainy weather coming back
• Finding connection with pilgrims
• Location still key in home prices
• Modesto family is safe after scary Nevada crash
• Leads sought in holiday violence
• Farmers on valley's west hopeful for more water
• Device monitors DUI offenders
• 100 arrested on dui charges in Stanislaus
• Ceres robbery suspects arrested
• Modesto carjacking suspects sought
• Around The Region (12/28/10)
• MODESTO: Men knifed, beaten in Christmas Day attack at warehouse
• Honor Guard
• Stanislaus' Habitat awarded counseling funds
• MODESTO: Authorities investigating Christmas Eve death
• MODESTO: Men knifed, beaten in Christmas Day attack at warehouse
• Births
• Licensed to wed
• Around the region (12/27/10)
• Plenty to do besides shop on day after Christmas
• Budget cuts threaten services for elderly Program eventually will help with care costs
• State agency goes after Aqua Pool
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Happy conclusion to bear's saga
• Program eventually will help with care costs
• UC Merced alumni following the sun
• Be safe when discarding tree
• Modesto Police Canine Teams Receive Top Honors
• UC campus ready for spring semester
• Merced fire chief steps down after 44 years
• Medicare Primer
• Community Briefing: Disposing of Christmas trees
• 61 arrests for DUI in Stanislaus County
• Christmas morning fire in west Modesto
• Boomers, health system to collide
• Agencies argue for cuts to pensions
• Shrinking budgets to limit services as demand surges
• Living longer brings own set of problems
• Limiting hospital stays is major goal
• With fewer children, care options reduced
• Most boomers won't save enough to retire in comfort
• Report blames 911 dispatchers for fire mistake
• Making It RightRobbed family gets a pleasant surprise
• Little downtime for congressman
• Hall was focal point for a new Modesto
• Credit union CEO named to industry board
• In Service: Evan A. and Sean G. Hallam
• Is state blowing a lot of smoke with its survey on tobacco use?
• Holiday grim for crime victims
• Thank you for your help this season
• Treatment plant an olive branch in feud
• New storm expected in valley today
• All in a Day's WorkFor firefighters, holidays spent on the job
• Sheriff to make good on pay cut
• So Many Smiling Faces at Modesto's Graceada Park
• Shooting suspect sought in Oakdale
• Auto Theft Suspects (12/25/10)
• Yesteryears in Merced
• What do you do after Christmas?
• Boy's adoption generates special bond between family, birth mother
• A Book Of Dreams Donors
• STANISLAUS COUNTY: Sheriff will take bigger pay cut
• He Touched Lives
• Turlock: Ad signs against the rules
• Seniors gain listening ear of a peer
• Help for HolidayThousands wait for much-needed food, gifts, clothes
• Gallo headed back to the top
• Seasons Savings for December 24, 2010
• Planada murder suspects in court
• Candle causes Manteca fire
• 3 Modesto boys booked into juvenile hall
• Modesto teen suspect arrested after burglary
• Livingston just another town removing top cop
• Judge set to review personnel file
• 3 Modesto police K-9 pairs are Top Dogs
• A Book Of Dreams: Family Promise of Greater Modesto
• Christmas Tree Recycling
• Last-minute shoppers causes traffic delays in Modesto
• Constellation selling Australian, British wines
• Judge to review file retired Modesto cop who claimed officers beat people
• Couple accused in Planada killing, abduction appear in court
• Teen boys arrested in south Modesto burglary
• Boy, 17, arrested for burglary in Modesto's La Loma neighborhood
• Stanislaus, Modesto law enforcement hand out toys and bikes
• Auditor-elect praised for accepting cut
• Merced modifies farm preservation
• Sinkhole causes road closure
• Atwater accident Victim Identified
• Man hitby car in Ceres dies of injuries
• Candles, carols, Christmas
• Livingston officials put police chief on leave
• Taking a TollDonations down in Salvation Army kettles
• Seasons Savings for December 23, 2010
• Kaboodle.com user can find perfect gadget
• Tiny Tim reminds dad of daughter
• Clarence got his wings, and won
• A Book Of Dreams
• What do you do after Christmas?
• 'It's A Wonderful Life' deemed Bee readers' favorite Christmas movie
• Damage closes Jennings Road near Patterson
• CERES: Man dies of injuries in hit-and-run collision
• Read the transcript from our chat with Santa Claus
• Most applicants for UC Merced's new medical program have ties to Valley
• Most Wanted: Michael Eugene Sloan
• DUI checkpoints set this week
• CERES: Police ask help in finding missing 60-year-old man
• Join us today at 11 a.m. for a live chat with Santa Claus!
• Auditor Klein to take pay cut
• Shaking Up BottlesTurlock plant helps turn junk into food cartons
• Man killed in south Modesto
• Dachshund undergoes rare throat surgery
• Stanislaus, Modesto plan for furlough
• Man robbed in Modesto parking lot
• Modesto bookkeeper arrested
• Center Reopens
• No new defects at plant
• Just in 'Time' to keep kids fit
• Songs for the holidays in Modesto
• CERES: Police ask help in finding missing 60-year-old man
• County braces for cuts
• UC Merced student charged in SF protest
• Homeless couple rescue 4 from car in Merced creek
• Coming Wednesday: A live chat with Santa Claus!
• Today's Modesto-area weather: Mostly cloudy with isolated rain showers
• State puffing less, but not valley
• Incident haunting school official
• Winter is here in the Valley
• Two people hurt when truck, SUV collide in Modesto
• Their spendingon little ones isn'tlimited to holidays
• Downtown Modesto robbery involves gun, bike
• What do you do after Christmas?
• Patterson hiring new city manager
• Talk To Santa on Modbee.com
• Synagogue cooking for safety workers
• Teacher to be tried in teen abuse
• Fire units weigh merger, state deal
• Police officer charged with DUI
• Seasons Savings for December 21, 2010
• County braces for cuts
• Two people hurt when truck, SUV collide in Modesto
• MJC instructor to be tried on molestation charges
• Modesto police officer charged with drunk driving
• MODESTO: Robbers assault bell ringer, steal money
• Supporters get a look at arts center
• Community Briefing
• Around the region (12/20/10)
• Yoga helping those with MS rediscover calm and flexibility
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Debbie Kutz
• Keep umbrella handy
• Switching to metered water not so smooth
• Homeless See Aid Overlap
• Worry about bees persists
• Seasons Savings: Festive Flavor
• A Book of Dreams Donors
• Donations leave behindtalk of woeful economy
• New management method to ease Yosemite congestion
• Christmas Plane Lane taxis to its final day
• Holiday ExpressRailtown 1897 shows off its restored No. 3
• Turning flophouse into a home
• 'Dozing for dollars' earns pilots big bucks
• Modesto dentist to lead peers
• Two arrested in Stanislaus County DUI enforcement
• Plenty of wet weather ahead for county
• In Service: Steven Cordova
• Escalon wins state high school football championship
• Modesto Bee holiday movie playoffs down to the final four
• County jobless rate spikes
• Auto Theft Suspects (12/18/10)
• SJ resident will help draw districts
• Officials name driver shot by police
• Police search for clues in death at trailer park
• Waterford takes lead in fitness contest
• Accused couple appear in court
• 11 named to school hiring group
• Law enforcement looking for DUIs
• Seasons Savings for December 18, 2010
• Soggy Days AheadFirst storm arrives, with moreon way
• Santa Express returns to Turlock
• Johansen Band’s Holiday ‘Ambush’
• Local high school helping families
• Ex-Assembly member Snyder of Modesto dies at 70
• Video: Spectacular light show in Modesto
• Man's death at Modesto trailer park considered a homicide
• Stanislaus County unemployment rate jumps a point to 17.2 percent
• Man killed by Modesto police was from San Jose
• Denham to serve on House Veterans Affairs Committee
• Authorities: Tracy prison inmate commits suicide
• Escalon heading to championship competition as one
• Officials keep eye on the weather
• Home prices stay stable
• CHSS closes until Jan. 3
• Kids Take Center Stage for PAL Show
• Christmas film battle continues
• Modesto's King-Kennedy Memorial Center Giving Helps Needy
• 'Heritage area' proposed for delta
• Police warn about vandals
• 'Salida's Santa' L. Morgan dies
• Gas prices' timing tough for strapped valley
• Therapist has advice on stress at holidays
• Bee looking for health stories
• Valley law enforcement agencies ready DUI checkpoints
• Duo takes Modesto homeless man's belongings
• Modesto Police Department Plan DUI Checkpoint and Roving DUI Patrols In December
• Modesto Police Department News - After School Youth Recreational Leader Arrested for Sexual Assault
• City Offices to Close Due to Holidays and Work Furloughs
• Should teachers and students become Facebook friends?
• Merced sheriff: Couple intended to keep stolen baby of murdered woman
• Police: Pot deal leaves 2 hurt
• Two huge storms taking aim at region
• Rich and PoorIncome statistics now detailed by tract in Geographic Terms
• Medical billing firmclosing, to lay off 100
• Trustee election plan moves ahead
• Parcel tax vote delayed until at least 2012
• Modesto youth rec leader suspected of sex acts with 12-year-old
• Fire guts Turlock hydroponics business
• Shooting puts two schoolson lockdown
• Diocese has settled another sex abuse claim
• No id on man killed by Modesto police
• Man injured in Ceres shooting still on life support
• Harvey Smith's was a wonderful life
• 2 arrested in deathof Planada woman
• New Stanislaus Animal Shelter Opens
• The Bee's Christmas movie playoffs down to 'Elite 8'
• Lots of rain expected in Modesto area by Friday
• MODESTO: Cell phone store robbed by 3 men
• Modesto office bustling before holidays
• Diocese pays pair $2M
• Sheep not lost, just in new digs
• Shooting victim on life support
• Permit needed for Half Dome
• New life possible for bio-energy plant
• Fire damages second floor of vacant Modesto home
• Traffic stop nabs Modesto burglary, hit-and-run suspect
• Christmas movies: Round 2 of The Bee playoffs under way
• Turlock to get a new bowling alley
• City considering auditing firm
• Modesto Best Buy shopper robbed in parking lot
• Globes nominee Renner happy for cast, Affleck
• Distraught over breakup, man jumps off Lover's Leap
• Quick Trip To JapanStudents trade gifts with peers across Pacific
• Traffic stop nabs Modesto burglary, hit-and-run suspect
• Globes nominee Renner happy for cast, Affleck
• Fire damages second floor of vacant Modesto home
• Distraught over breakup, man jumps off Lover's Leap
• Modesto Best Buy shopper robbed in parking lot
• Lawmaker revives California college disclosure bill
• Seasons of Savings: Sweets for the sweet
• Tagged To Give
• The Masons record a firstas 3 brothers take top posts
• Stanislaus is upsetwith prison care firm
• Council considers new development
• Plea reached in cyclist's death
• Robbery, shooting keep Modesto officers busy
• Cops in shooting are ID'd
• Sheriff says Hickman robbery tied to pot rumor
• Around the Modesto-area region (12/14/10)
• Modesto schools trustees OK Gregori stadium
• Modesto girl with meningitis dies
• Modesto Police Department News - Police Release The Identify Of Recent Homicide Victim
• Homicide Detectives Investigating an Early Morning Shooting
• Teen critical after Sonora car wreck
• West Modesto shooting victim ID'd as transient
• Yosemite: Permits mandatory all Half Dome climbs
• Modesto fire displaces four families
• Christmas movies: Round 2 of The Bee playoffs under way
• Former county librarian dies
• Shooting on Highway 99 near Ceres possibly gang-related
• Solutions for rock slide hit gridlock
• Road Work — Delays, detours for week ahead
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Dorothy Kosiewicz
• Another job for top cop in Ceres
• Program targets drivers' risky habits
• Church holds its first wedding for homeless pair
• Davis senior a hit on MTV
• 2 accused of theft in Delhi
• Hospital Employee Arrested for Bringing Home More Than His Pay Check
• Modesto Police Department News: Modesto Narcotics Agents Make Large Heroin Bust
• City To Fill Vacancy On Board Of Zoning Adjustment
• Modesto Police Department News - That Holiday Cheer Can Go The Wrong Way On Our Roads
• Detectives investigating Modesto officer-involved shooting
• Modesto-area fog advisory scheduled to lift later this morning
• Stanislaus County firefighters consolidate for a cause
• Book of Dreams Donors
• Seasons Savings: Lucky Crane
• A season for changeAddiction can make holidays hard to endure
• Around the region (12/12/10)
• In Service: Scott M. Holmes
• Hundreds in Fresno attend Marine's funeral
• Valley gets a voice at education summit
• Police ask for help in man's slaying
• 5 arrested in Hickman shooting
• Modesto: A sleepy little burg — with anarchists?
• Airport neighborhood works on a dream for its children
• Violence worries Mexico travelers
• UC Merced prof gets research honor
• Chowchilla teetering at the brink of insolvency
• 2 inmates escape from conservation camp in Sierra
• MODESTO: Police investigate shooting death
• Detectives eyeing answers in fatal Hickman shooting
• Board mulls $2.7M Gregori stadium
• Local students learn lessons on the law at mock trial
• 2 arrested in Modesto drug bust
• 'Wonderful Life' radio play works well onstage
• New animal shelter readied for viewing
• A Book Of Dreams: Hutton House
• Court upholds valley air district rule
• Ancient site more accessible with 3-D imaging
• Three arrests in scam targeting the elderly
• Seasons Savings for December 11, 2010
• WING STOPAleutian geese take refuge for the winter
• Memorial tech arrested in theft of 23 computers
• Auto Theft Suspects (12/11/10)
• Around The Region (12/11/10)
• Man shot to death outside Hickman home
• Memorial employee suspected of stealing hospital computers
• Nearly 2 pounds of heroin found in Modesto home
• Dealership Gets New Look
• Colors of Fall
• Groupon adds Modesto bargains to its site
• Charity in a bind thrown some aid
• Manteca class takes top prize
• County joins lawsuit for special needs funds
• Offer of baby tied to death?
• Ceres school nominated for honor
• Abuse charge possible for stabbed Modestan
• A day for craftiness at McHenry Museum
• Season Savings for December 10, 2010
• Stanislaus property tax payments due
• Bee looking for health stories
• A Book of Dreams: Turlock Gospel Mission
• Men asked to take part in prostate cancer study
• Manteca class wins $78k in tech from video contest
• Showers expected to last thoughout the day
• In wreck, meals-on-wheels driver worried for clients
• Council goes to paperless agendas
• Ag's Shining Star Central Valleygrowers find success in marketing almonds
• Patterson High students raise money for underprivileged kids
• Hospital district board to redo CEO contract vote
• Modesto man is arrestedin Ceres on drug charges
• Law firm challenged in schools dispute
• Parolee allegedly carjacks Modesto security guard
• Coroner ids victim of Modesto fire
• Soccer field to be built Saturday in Modesto
• A Book of Dreams: Catholic Charities
• City eyes plan to clean up water
• Unattended running car encourages thieves
• Loss of witness testimony derails Modesto murder trial
• Be on lookout for counterfeit bills in Tuolumne County
• Loss of witness testimony derails Modesto murder trial
• Stanislaus County coroner identifies fire victim
• Be on lookout for counterfeit bills in Tuolumne County
• MID expanding natural gas-fueled plant
• Prosecutor joins county bench
• Man shot in knee following argument in Empire
• Parolee allegedly carjacks Modesto security guard
• Deputy layoffs OK'd4-1 vote axes 23 jobs; look harder for revenue, dissenter says
• Investigators sift through debris
• Race relations tackled in entertaining one-act plays
• Egg producer to sue over cage law
• County dropout rate nearly 25 percent
• Kiernan biz parkupgrades approved
• Body is ID'd as missing mother
• Ceres council eyes life as quartet
• McHenry Mansion Christmas Candlelight Tours
• Winter/Spring 2011 Activity Guide Now Available!
• Maddux Youth Center Holiday Toy And Canned Food Drive
• McHenry Mansion Afternoon Tea
• City Of Modesto News - Holiday Season Bus Services
• House fire in west Modesto kills one person, displaces others
• TRACY: 3 who tortured teen sentenced
• Modesto City Council Watch
• Riverbank parade winners
• Around the region (12/6/10)
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Jill Aja
• Salmon count rising
• Out of the ashes, new Carnegie Center rises
• Faithful celebrate Lady of Guadalupe at Stockton festival
• Prison to deliver jobs
• Mom wants out of medical watch
• Seeking growth through fee cuts
• Victorian times in downtown Modesto
• Governor was a man of firsts
• Sentencing Monday in shackled teen case
• In the Crossfire Schools work to address nearby threat from gangs
• Businesses razed? Kiernan plans shock
• Fund-raiser off to a great start
• Season of Savings: Ebb N' Flow, Patio, Home & Garden
• Charity work alters Patterson's image
• Repeal of Oak Valley CEO decision demanded
• Turlock couple tied up in home, robbed
• 'Virginia' looses top-notch acting, stinging repartee
• In farm country, where's a burro?
• Spirits Are Bright
• Yosemite volunteers honored at ceremony
• Modestan travels war-torn region spreading Christ’s message
• MODESTO: 3 wounded in gang-related shooting
• 3 guilty of abusing shackled teen to be sentenced
• San Joaquin County: give up a gun, get gift card
• Armed man robs Burger King in Modesto
• Ceres shooting investigated
• Peterson court transcript grows
• Groups target effects of violence
• Fight outside downtown Modesto bar leaves man with serious head injuries
• Do you make your front yard a winter wonderland? The Bee wants to hear from you
• Sheriff's workers face cuts
• Model trains come to life in Turlock
• Weekend offers holiday fun
• Water safety for small towns focus of symposium
• Water can't spoil spirit of Keller's in Modesto
• Schools, teachers union at impasse
• Holiday lights in Turlock
• In Denair, flags fly in peace
• Lawyer vows impartiality in police probe
• Modesto Ranked In Top 10 of 2010 Digital Cities Survey
• TURLOCK: Man gunned down and killed
• Man shot at Carl's Jr. in Ceres
• Show off your holiday lights in a new Modesto Bee contest
• Masked gunman robs Rabobank on Standiford Avenue in Modesto
• Fight outside downtown bar leaves man with serious head injuries
• Armed man robs Burger King in Modesto
• Scholarship series winners chosen
• Debated rail route approved
• Gallo scions create wine with eye on philanthropy
• Attorney to probe brutality claims
• Farmworkers find charred body by trees
• Hope for better eating starts with garden plan
• On leave from Afghanistan, Navy medic surprises kids at Modesto school
• Dairymen urging end to aid
• 2 arrested after man stabbed at home
• Turlock golf course hunt thins flocks of fowl
• Turlock retailer size rule backed
• Atwater to prepare 99 congestion plan
• Storms in the forecast, but cozy fire off-limits
• Join the Journey to Bethlehem
• Expelled student, parent of one? The Bee wants your comments
• Two arrested after man stabbed in Modesto home
• On leave from Afghanistan, Navy medic surprises kids at Modesto school
• It may rain on Stanislaus County's holiday parades this weekend
• Force used more often
• Police: Shootout due to gang feud
• Seasons Savings for December 2, 2010
• Reported victim of car theft no saint himself
• State park in teen's blood
• Sex assault charges get man eight years
• Valley lawmakers criticize bill
• CHP vehicle struck, charges are possible
• 2 hurt in collision Driver of Jeep drifts into oncoming traffic
• Missile defense eyeing Castle
• Police get $400 for rescuers
• Holiday charity needs help
• Del Rio Country Club to hold Fantasy of Trees fund-raiser
• Expelled student, parent of one? The Bee wants your comments
• Oakdale shooting suspect turns himself in
• 2nd Annual Breakfast with Santa Claus to Benefit the City of Modesto’s Youth Scholarship Program
• City Seeking Applicants to Fill Vacancies on Citizens Housing and Community Development Committee
• Cars collide on Scenic Drive in Modesto, injuring two people
• Lodi seeks Christmas tree after first 2 go down
• Gunfire erupts in south Modesto
• Senate passes food safety bill
• Modesto sidewalks get curb appeal
• A Book of Dreams: Today's Dream (12/1/10)
• TLC for TroopsGroup ships holiday goodies to soldiers
• Atwater water may be due for a rate increase
• Delhi man shot in hand, arm
• Police get $300K traffic grant
• Mahony to visit Stockton Sunday
• Turlock family turns game idea into app
• County to buy fire data system
• Adult day care cannot relocate
• Yesteryears in the Sierra Nevada
• Hughson Garden Club handles lighting
• Riverbank Council meets in closed session
• Man wounded in shooting near Modesto grade school
• Schools chief by March
• Oakdale officer injured in crash
• Around the region (11/30/10)
• 3-vehicle I-5 crash injures 5
• Coach tackles success
• Blaze closes day care center for adults
• 'Buttons' upTurlock native returns home to shoot short film
• Foster Farms Grows
• Farmland protection upheld
• Turlock's council aims for civility
• Arrested, seeking $2 million
• County schools to share $1M in tech grants
• Emergency workshop rescheduled
• Modesto Police Department News - DUI Enforcement Operations Planned
• Fire temporarily closes Modesto senior care center
• Serious accident near Los Banos backs up traffic on Interstate 5
• Oakdale cop, pickup driver hurt in collision on Highway 108
• Stanislaus County jails say they aren't set up to take care of the mentally ill
• Foster Farms Dairy of Modesto expands ice cream production
• Riverbank to get cash stopped by Army
• Westlands Water District pulls out of delta planning
• Merced Theatre workto start, last about a year
• On the Road
• Modesto Salvation Army asking for coats
• Potential lawsuit focus of Riverbank council meeting
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Brenda Combs
• Ratepayers to get back fees charged by PG&E
• Mobile tooth care coming to needy
• You're watching the road, camera watches you
• Renters' troubles play out in court
• Kings farmers fear water sales
• Workshop to apply for federal cash set
• Merced sheriff grieves younger brother's death
• Tracy names new fire chief
• Cosentino wine succumbs to debts
• TV show captures state justice gone 'wild'
• State in no rushto mine its goldSome skeptical of reopening shafts to cash in on rising price
• Debtors' trouble an area epidemic
• Elder abuse: Quiet, costly
• Where to find help
• Cutting costs just gets harder
• Family tradition fading in face of changing times
• Prosecutors say Ripon ATM thief paid strippers
• Modesto police arrest murder suspect
• Fulton promoted by California Wing
• How to find a superintendent for Modesto
• Housing scam suspects still have licenses
• Livingston skate park taking shape
• Del Monte Foods sells for $5.3 billion
• Shoppers flock to big boxes for big deals
• Friday's Frenzy Mall opener makes for a mad midnight
• Merced caregiver honored by Oprah
• Another storm moving into Modesto area
• Teachers stay involved after retirement
• Bay area firm to reopen Keyes ethanol plant
• Yesteryears In Modesto
• Around The Region (11/27/10)
• Help Book of Dreams bring relief to area's needy people
• Boy, 9, dies in Merced car crash
• Foster Farms, staffing agency face lawsuit
• Hospice among few to aid kids
• Police Receive Special Grant From The Laci And Conner Search And Rescue Fund
• People Magazine: Jeremy Renner may take over 'Mission: Impossible' lead
• Pivotal period for local merchants
• Black Friday Live: Wild opening at Modesto mall
• Many eligible for food stamps not using them
• In Turlock, change is the norm
• DUI checkpoints set for Ceres, Patterson
• Oven fires strike Stanislaus area during holiday
• Clear and cold, then more rain
• Some still dream of Castle as ag transport hub
• Modesto man helps family in need
• State standards are rockin' for Newman students
• Volunteers serve meals for thousands of hungry folk
• Woman admits to prior killing
• Medical marijuana, guns taken from Santa Nella home
• Cell phones stolen from Sonora business
• Fliers posted in fatal Riverbank hit-run case
• See Black Friday ads from today's Modesto Bee newspaper
• Plenty of thanks, blessings for Modesto-area residents
• Family gets $3.4M in fair ride accident
• Families' roots in 1st Thanksgiving
• Man sought in carjacking try
• Brrr-ing It On
• $6,000 worth of cell phones stolen in Sonora
• Two arrested in October stabbing in Modesto
• Community meals being served today in Modesto area
• Heading out for Black Friday? Tweet us!
• Yesteryears
• Route picked to start rail plan irks politicians
• Two arrested in October stabbing in Modesto
• $6,000 worth of cell phones stolen in Sonora
• Most Wanted: Tommy Kong
• Hunger takes a holiday this week in and around Modesto
• Turlock council bids some members adieu
• Formulate a Black Friday plan
• Mansion gift shop moves to nearby period building
• President Obama 'pardons' Modesto-area turkeys
• Chandra Levy's mother fighting media request for some trial photos
• Tale is dark but heartwarming
• Holiday Help
• MID electric rates will rise 7%
• Mansion gift shop moves to nearby period building
• Guilty verdict in abuse of teen
• Hunger takes a holiday this week in and around Modesto
• Jury finds ex-gang member credible
• Turlock council bids some members adieu
• Bail trimmed in swindling case
• Formulate a Black Friday plan
• MODESTO: Patrols target drunk drivers
• Most Wanted: Tommy Kong
• Modestan convicted of Riverside murder
• MODESTO: Fire damages house, kills two pets
• Modesto man calls 911, gets arrested
• Modesto man arrested in Nevada meth bust
• Dreaming of a frosty Thanksgiving?
• Hospital CEO's contract extended
• Students to tackle bullying mock trial
• GUILTY: Jurors convict immigrant of killing Chandra Levy
• Susan Levy: 'A feeling of sadness' will persist
• Around the Region (11/23/10)
• UC Merced turns to federal bonds
• Modestan, 22, given two years for burglary, auto theft
• Two years for Ceres man after wreck, evading police
• Modesto man receives time at rehab center
• Two auto thefts yield 8 years
• 'The Fantasticks': A great musical except for the singing
• Dealer goes above, beyond
• Acting carelessly can turn celebration into a horror story
• Longtime jeweler felled by recession
• Susan Levy: 'A feeling of sadness' will persist
• GUILTY: Jurors convict immigrant of killing Chandra Levy
• Cooks at Marie Callender's are rolling in dough
• Modestans to receive more rain; freeze watch for Tuesday
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Beth Kanaly
• Armed man robs Oakdale store
• Fund raising begins for Mariposa hospital
• Around the region (11/22/10)
• Lots of ideas and money to spend
• Hospital CEO's contract on table
• Holiday baskets ready Tuesday in Modesto
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Airport neighborhood gets more food
• Fee increases worry CSUS students
• Mother and Daughter Team Arrested In Recent Street Robbery
• Oakdale store robbed at gunpoint
• Some Modesto park restrooms close
• Many Needs
• Doubtful DistrictsOptimistic state figures have schools wondering
• Fire sprinklers made a must
• Soroptimists gathering gifts for kids
• MID will consider rate hike
• Church ramps up charity feast
• Ripon police watch for seat belt use
• Emanuel honors its top cardiac care fund-raisers
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• In Service: Jacob H. Thornberry
• For some, MID higher than PG&E
• Fire agencies warming up to mergers
• Manteca police seek criminal charges against car dealership
• Theater upgrades enhance experience
• County's jobless rate remains flat, but likely to riseA Bleak Picture
• Illegal workers: What do we want?
• Day laborers: Finding work just to survive
• Pennies away from their goal
• Poultry Pardon
• Consumers gobbling up more turkey
• Oakdale says fasten seat belts to avoid a ticket
• Breakaway Anglican diocese wins appeal
• Winton man killed on 99
• Judge delays sentencing in Modesto murder case
• CERES: Bank employee charged with embezzlement
• Jurors end Friday deliberations without a verdict
• Modesto mom, daughter and teen suspected of robbing 74-year-old
• City Of Modesto News - Volunteers Needed For The Spirit Of Giving 5k Run And Walk
• Stanislaus County unemployment inches upward
• Modesto mom, daughter and teen suspected of robbing 74-year-old
• Manteca police seek criminal charges against car dealership
• Jurors continue deliberations this morning in Levy case
• Kicking offthe kettle drive $183,000 raised to start holiday giving
• Warning for Modesto Bee classified ad customers
• County unveils vote tallies
• Valley family fights for dream
• Millions of immigrants want visas: only a lucky few get them
• Police review decision is near
• Group to advise courthouse plan
• Yesteryears in Stanislaus County
• Don't forget an umbrella today
• Record number seek housing help in Stanislaus
• Stanislaus housing a bargain
• Deputies: Man made threats, cartel claims
• Middle-schoolers tackle future's trickiest troubles
• Around The Region (11/19/10)
• Jurors in Levy trial continue deliberating
• Motown Boogie Reuniting The Elements Of Hip Hop Program
• Man arrested near Hughson with possible ties to cartels
• Jurors in Levy trial continue deliberating
• Man shot and killed on Highway 99 in Atwater
• Murder trial postponed until March
• Jurors in Levy case conclude first day of deliberations
• Tut-tut, it looks like rain
• Offices closing early for holiday
• New grocery chain hiring for Modesto store
• Train vs. car crash in Oakdale
• 18 arrested in Modesto area sex offender sweep
• Checkpoint planned in Modesto
• PETA questions handling of attack on pig
• County leaders put off road tax ballot decision
• Race for college trustee reverses
• Thousands more turn out for county housing subsidy
• Pension draws critical eye for retired schools chief
• Around The Region (11/18/10)
• City Offices to Close Due to Holidays and Work Furloughs
• Public Works Director Named
• Thanksgiving Weekend Bus Services
• FREE MAX Bus Service for Thanksgiving Dinner
• Invisible Children concert Friday
• Rain in Modesto, snow in foothills on the way
• Thousands stand in line to get on long, slow housing voucher list
• Jurors deliberate in Chandra Levy murder trial
• Fine fall weather in the Valley
• What's the burden on taxpayers?
• Drug seizure, arrest and then a crash in Sonora
• Pair sought after approaching kids in Sonora
• Possible prank brings out Sonora bomb squad
• 1 redistricting candidate from region
• Panelreviews rule for builders
• Learn to eat all over again for the holidays
• Most Wanted: Adam Manuel Alves
• Doctors of future needed tonight in Modesto
• Are you paying extra for school?
• File for bankruptcy? Give The Bee a call
• Slaughterhouse-bound turkeys meet early demise in Sonora
• Modesto traffic stop yields 10,000 pills of meth ingredient
• LEVY TRIAL: Closing arguments conclude
• Housing project gets smaller
• Modesto Police Department News: Traffic Stop Leads To Large Seizure of Pills
• Modesto traffic stop yields 10,000 pills of meth ingredient
• Large crowd awaits housing vouchers in Modesto
• Slaughterhouse-bound turkeys meet early demise in Sonora
• LEVY TRIAL: Prosecution makes closing argument against alleged killer
• Accidents slow traffic on Highway 99 in Modesto
• Today's Weather: Fog in the morning with highs in the 70s
• School deals with girl's death
• School board will hire help to find new chief
• Modesto schools to seek new tax
• Live Chat: How to battle holiday bulge (Tuesday at 11 a.m.)
• Denair Flag Flap: Middle school student overwhelmed
• Closing arguments up next in Levy case
• Save Mart site reshaped to fit Modesto neighborhood
• A cruise neither is likely to forget
• Around the Modesto-area region
• Police brutality probe prompts doubts
• Modesto Police Continues Special Traffic Enforcement Program
• Modesto Police Department Plan DUI Checkpoint and Roving DUI Patrols in November
• Denair Flag Flap: Denair student overwhelmed
• Gas line from outdoor burner ignites Turlock home
• Suspect in Levy murder declines to take stand
• Younger workers struggle for jobs
• Life in a 'golden cage'
• Few employers check worker IDs
• Street robberies increase
• Salmon Festival is all about the Stanislaus' environment
• Book sparks discussion in MJC classes
• Moving seats, huge screen upgrade Riverbank theater experience
• CSUS club aims to spread cheer
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Sequoia proposal sparks criticism
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Cathy Shive
• Authorities release identity of slain student from Modesto
• Denair superintendent apologizes for flag flap
• How have you used your blessings?
• No new details about shooting
• Helping out in prayer, good works
• Mom's book puts cancer in perspective
• School district to talk money
• Bots in RiverbankTournament draws valley teams
• Disney magic comes alive in 'Beauty and the Beast'
• Lobbyists pay to educate new legislators
• Emanuel Medical president honored by Rotary
• Nonprofit helps locate new homes for old ones
• We say no to illegal immigrants, yet we help them stay
• Younger workers struggle for jobs
• Stolen numbers,stolen identities
• Fake documents first step for many illegal immigrants
• 'We know it's not legal'
• A real 'Beauty" today at Sunday at Gallo Center
• Condit booka 'love story'
• Frantic search for Denair girl has happy ending
• Trial in Modesto's Oregon Park homicide stalled
• Police: High school student from Modesto shot to death in Stockton
• Denair Flag Flap: Student can fly colors again
• Firefighters reject chief
• Air district has no-gas mowers for $50
• Holiday comfort for seniors
• Farmers reap safety benefits
• Around The Region
• Convict escapes sentence
• Edgy 'Debris' keeps audience tense
• Downtown Modesto shoppers serenaded
• Storm grates stolen in Modesto
• The Bee wants to know, 'How have you used your blessings?'
• Trial in Modesto's Oregon Park homicide put off until March
• Denair Flag Flap: Student can fly colors again
• Police: High school student from Modesto shot to death in Stockton
• Chat topic: Avoid holiday weight gain
• Stores rev up holiday promos
• Gregori walls get colorful boost
• StanCOG to again ponder road tax
• A Day for Tributes
• Ag Honors Duarte Nursery inducted into Hall of Fame
• YCCD board members bow out
• Emanuel bake, craft sale today in Turlock
• Free child safety event in Manteca
• Stanislaus Wrongful death trial date set
• Defense readies witnesses in trial of Levy murder suspect
• Prison safety violations exposed
• 2 Kaiser units to switch unions
• Rail museum idea chugs along
• Explore the sky at CSUS tonight
• Sunny sky ahead for Valley
• CSU increases fees 5%, as expected
• Police Warn of Increase in Street Robberies
• Law firm might do probe of police
• 1st Annual Spirit Of Giving Run
• Rent subsidy program taking applications
• Still ServingWWII vet now volunteers in classroom
• CSUS event appreciates those who have served
• Before you fire up that furnace for the winter ...
• Video: Modesto celebrates Veterans at parade
• In Honor of VeteransDentist seeks those missed on Patterson war memorial
• Filed Chapter 13? Give The Modesto Bee a call
• Bee looking for stick-up victims
• Bee story to examine abuse of seniors
• The Bee wants to know, 'How have you used your blessings?'
• Prosecution rests in Chandra Levy murder trial
• County wins DUI probation grant
• 4 arrested as police foil burglaries in Waterford
• Sobriety checkpoint planned in Modesto
• Oakdale crime stats now online
• Endless march of band families
• Some races still too close to call
• Burnsidechosen to join council
• Bonds stall for Turlock police HQ
• Get into Yosemite free on Thursday
• Thrift store moves south
• North Modesto Kiwanis and Sunnyside Farms To Present The 2nd Annual Breakfast With Santa Claus To Benefit...
• Veterans Day Events
• County reduces farmers' property tax breaks
• Discharge into Modesto creek investigated
• Thanksgiving Side Show from Modesto
• MID board urged not to increase rates
• Police identify body of man found in Ceres motel
• Child's deathunderreview
• Man forced to remove pants during Modesto carjacking
• Consumersexpect to stick with frugal ways
• Prosecution rests in Chandra Levy murder trial
• Beating claims will be probed
• Chandra Levy trial resumes after 6-day hiatus
• Students get out of social comfort zones
• DNA in Chandra Levy's panties evidence of affair with Gary Condit
• Volunteers Needed for Celebration of Lights Parade
• Ceres motorist diesin wrong-way crash
• Bee looking for stick-up victims
• Around the Modesto-area region
• Hundreds respond to ex-Sonoran's death
• Setting It Straight (11/09/10)
• Yesteryears (11/09/10)
• Modesto Receives Safe Routes To School Grants
• In tough economy, stigmas fall away
• City Of Modesto News - Last Call For Parade Entries
• Jobless benefits at stake
• Petty criminals may avoid jail
• Kids decide roller derby worth a spin
• Acrobats in full flight in Modesto
• Class's video is a finalist
• Asleep under father, girl dies
• File for bankruptcy? Give us a call
• Madera teen's trial will be held in Modesto
• Meeting on school taxes is canceled
• Christian Assyrians protest in Modesto
• Today's Weather: Mostly sunny with chance of rain tonight
• City Of Modesto News - November 5, 2010
• Wrong-way driver dies in Turlock auto wreck
• Births
• Licensed to wed
• Around the region (11/8/10)
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Oakdale race too close to call
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Cathy Mendes
• Farmer: River work caused crop losses
• Schools launchcivility campaign
• Hard times overcome, mom aims high
• Is Modesto's rain gone? Just maybe
• Stanislaus County detectives investigating 'suspicious death'
• Turlock girl, 3, dead after dad falls asleep on her
• Water dispute boils at Diablo
• Chandra Levy murder trial to resume Wednesday
• Bowling scores 10 for inexpensive fun in a recession
• WALLNAU: Rooting for Modesto the underdog
• For Youth for Christ leader,role changes, passion doesn't
• Never ForgottenShadow of teen's slaying always on neighbors' minds
• Man inherits WWII treasure
• Community BlessingEighteen couples married in1 wedding
• Whooping cough cases decreasing in Stanislaus
• In Service: Tyler C. Wend
• Dot Foods donates to valley
• 'Christmas of Swing' a snappy holiday musical
• Tenth Street: Where Modesto did business
• Officials identify man killed in crash near Manteca
• MID customers asked to weigh in on rate hike
• Bedbugs invade Modesto, travelling easily to homes
• Change smoke detector batteries
• Valley's clout in new Congress haunted by unknowns
• Uno in Modesto offers free meals for vets
• Film explores meth-ravaged tribes
• Around The Region (11/6/10)
• Auto Theft Suspects (11/6/10)
• Fire damages Turlock paper company
• Two killed in accidents on 99, 580
• 2 Fires in South Modesto
• Winn top choice in Ripon; Merced defeats Measure C
• New principal at La Loma
• $10K reward for Sonora man
• Modesto woman using crosswalk hit
• Cellmate testimony energizes Levy trial
• Police arrest 3 teens after hearing shots
• Turlock big-box decision delayed
• Patrolling the Net
• 'Slumlike' living? Jurors don't agree
• Turning Colors
• Learning CurveTeachers wrangling with new software
• Afternoon fires damage south Modesto homes
• Task force takes aim at auto thefts
• Fatal crashes close two Modesto area highways
• Pedestrian hit in Modesto crosswalk critically injured
• District plans two forums for input
• Turlock man gets 14 years for slashing
• How have you used your blessings?
• Keyes celebrates streets, drains
• Modesto council meets at market
• Morning Serenade
• Egg brand touts hens' roomier digs
• Modesto gets Live with 'Rocky Horror'
• Cellmate testifies that Guandique confessed to Levy murder
• Oakdale Walgreens opens today
• Modesto Police Department Targets Impaired Drivers With Checkpoint
• Probe of car dealer goes on
• Family remembers son, CHP cadet
• Panel backs Burnside
• Shots fired on Coffee Road, Modesto cops nab 3 teens
• Easy wins in safe districts could be thing of the past
• Olsen moves on to Assembly position
• Circling the Globe: Turlock bicyclist begins her 20,000-mile journey
• Cellmate testifies that Guandique confessed to Levy murder
• Talking turkey to students
• 'Rocky Horror' performance to be toast of Modesto
• Modesto Police Department News - Auto Theft Continues to be Priority for Local Law Enforcement
• Learn to handle holidays after a loss at Turlock workshop
• UOP's provost from UC Merced
• Police seek help in shooting death
• Ceres man dies training to join CHP
• Stanislaus County Elementary Spelling Championship held Wednesday
• String of robberies investigated
• Riverbank man dies of cancer
• Council OKs contract for maintenance shop
• Ceres manager takes job in Benicia
• Levy site prints, stains useless
• O'Brien way out front for Riverbank council; Nygard is leading rest
• Pat Paul defeats Farrell Jackson for Oakdale mayor
• Molina edges Smith for Patterson mayor
• Modesto measures all headed toward passage
• Clear victories in Assembly races
• Cardoza keeps his seat in 18th Congressional District
• Modesto police investigating four robberies since Tuesday night
• Choice is Cannella; GOP leads in Senate fights
• CHP cadet from Ceres dies after falling ill in training session
• Attorneys trying to 'rehabilitate' witness in Levy trial
• Off-duty Modesto police officer in auto accident
• Nygard, Nobert fight for Riverbank council's 2nd seat
• Cummins, Chock lead for Oak Valley board
• Viss leads Area 2 college race; battle on for Area 1
• Del Puerto health district board race too close to call
• Jerry Brown gets encore; Cardoza, Denham victors
• Most Wanted: Edy Ramirez Mendez
• NEWMAN: Incumbent, ex-police chief take City Council seats
• DeHart, White locked in Turlock dead heat
• Turlock gets traffic safety grant
• Board to evaluate superintendents
• New bus shop before council
• 911 faulted in fire mixup
• 'The Cove' creates 2 activists
• County to tackle sheriff's layoffs
• Voters face ample choices Tuesday
• Off-duty Modesto police officer in auto accident
• Study: Oral sex makes intercourse likelier for teens
• Modesto police: Ceres man crashes stolen truck into cars, house
• Hundreds of pot plants seized, 1 arrested
• VIDEO: Modesto voters speak up on Election Day
• Modesto elementary school crossing guard struck in crosswalk
• Modesto Bee salute to San Francisco Giants a hot item
• Stanislaus County supervisors OK sheriff layoffs
• Scientist testifies about physical evidence in Levy murder trial
• Buffer zone law enforced
• Modesto City Council Watch
• Around the Modesto region (11/2/10)
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Bret Bergthold
• Woman dead after Merced County crash
• Modesto police nab 22 suspected drunk drivers
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Early Halloween fire destroys Modesto home
• UOP gets B-plus in sustainability
• Billion pounds of walnuts projected by the USDA
• Career opportunities by the truckload
• Gary Condit refuses to say if he had intimate relationship with Chandra Levy
• Modesto police seize 650 plants from home
• Placido Domingo breaks into song in Turlock
• Around the region (11/1/10)
• Banks foreclosing on more business propertiesLoan trouble hits commercial sites
• Modesto installing 'rat boxes' catch red-light runners
• Court focuses on teen's death
• C-SPAN contest inspires teens to ponder policy
• In Service: Robert Ross
• Sheriff's Department might lose 50 jobs
• Farmers answer retail's request
• End of a DreamLaid-off sheriff's deputy faces hard choices
• Voters face ample choices Tuesday
• Dream of band unites friends,and no illness can divide themSong of Mercy
• Details emerge in sale of truck
• Olive oil patriarch Joseph Sciabica dies
• Candidate discusses contributions, bankruptcies
• Wood-burning limits go into effect Monday in Modesto area
• Students form 'walking buses'
• Early 'Christmas' delights audience
• Probe continues in Ceres motel shooting death
• San Joaquin-based drug ring busted
• Historian's work to be honored
• Top 4 Stanislaus County teachers receive honors
• Vote by mail deadline nears
• McHenry reopens after long delay
• Modesto girl struck by car on way to Enochs High School
• Ceres police looking for shooter in motel homicide
• Pickup sale may lead to charges
• Firefighters spend big in Turlock
• Stores decking halls to attract shoppers far ahead of holidays
• Finalist withdraws from council consideration
• Halloween Fun: Creepy crawlers in Empire
• Federal Stimulus Paving and Curb Ramp Project to Begin
• Candidates for judge tout their experience
• Condit's reputation suffering in court
• Tips lead to arrest of Modesto robbery suspect
• Mountain lion spotted in Sonora
• Costumed kids bear watching, police advise
• No rainy trick for Halloween
• Modesto Police Department News - Candy Trail Leads Officers To Stolen Property
• Modesto Police Officers Awarded Prestigious CHP Award
• Modesto Police Department News - Relative Of Wanted Suspect Samuel Esquibel Arrested For Accessory To Murder
• Special DUI Enforcement Planned For Halloween Weekend
• Free Collaborative Open House For Seniors
• Modesto Police Department News - Homicide Victim Identified
• Modesto Police Department News: Homicide Detectives Investigating Fatal Shooting
• Develop Your Child's Motor Skills with Start Smart
• Around the Modesto area (10/19/10)
• Simulators will let law trainees learn from mistakes
• 4 in Hughson vie for council seats
• $200K planned for sewer studies
• No more eighth-grade graduation?
• Village I tax data doesn't add up
• Poison given to pets in Manteca
• Get ready for the big one
• Modesto family displaced by Fourth Street fire
• Modesto's young witnesses need stuffed animals
• The Pain of Bullying
• Oakdale to lean on one of its own for superintendent search
• Area's bounty showcased at benefit for ag advocates
• Higher property taxes for Salida
• Oakdale plans senior housing
• Cops tell teens: Good manners count
• Downtown thoughts sought
• AM Update II: 14 potential jurors tossed in case of Levy suspect
• Smart planning boosted by $4M
• Halloween crowd mad about 'Alice,' toys with TV celebs
• Injured Modesto firefighter back on the job
• Searching Answers for
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Workshops for Medicare plans
• Around the region (10/18/10)
• California latest to consider fees to aid system
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Sherwin Heyboer
• Inmate locator aids kin
• Feds' fraud account 'a horrible story'
• Will trial bring Chandra Levy justice?
• A Great DivideOdd boundary of 18th, 19th reflects demographic chasm
• Searching Answers for
• Another break-in at St. Stanislaus church in Modesto
• 2 men survive knife attack in Modesto park
• Patterson priorities debated at forum
• Chief of Oakdale schools retiring
• Priests from religious orders help Stockton Diocese handle shortages
• Merced records West Nile fatality
• Portrait of an artist: Dan Petersen, Painter
• Bee has responsibility to check council hopefuls' backgrounds
• 3 vie for Newman council posts
• In Service: Marcus A. Guyton
• Education group will honor retiree
• 1870s brings clubs to Modesto
• EBay to refund cost of stolen church bell
• War hero grandpa inspires unlikely kinship
• Six give views in council face-off
• Gustine homicide details revealed
• Eight indicted on drug trafficking
• Modesto woman critical after vehicle hits her
• Hurt firefighter returning to duty
• Around The Region (10/16/10)
• MJC panel looks at jobless woes
• Governor’s Office Announces A Reward For Information On Unsolved Modesto Case
• Deaths ruled murder, suicide
• Outside groups dominate funding
• Modesto family support center plants community garden
• Ripon church hosts Egyptian festival
• Ruses aimed at suspect in Levy killing among those accepted by court
• It's time to vote on area favorites The Bee's "Reader's Choice" competition
• Turlock High opts for new gas pipes
• YCCD trustee contests draw seven contenders
• Early baby decides there's no place like home
• Visions of green work in valley
• 6 make council cut
• Deadline to vote in Readers' Choice contest is midnight
• Fantozzi corn field simply A-Mazing
• MODESTO: Police uncover pot-growing operation
• MODESTO: Brothers suspected of fraud returned from Arizona to Stanislaus County
• MODESTO: Judge candidate apologizes for mailer showing crime victim
• Yesteryears
• Around The Region (10/15/10)
• Valley jobs crisis focus of event
• City of Modesto News - Fall Swim Lessons
• Medicare changes workshops set
• State offers $50,000 reward in girl's 1982 disappearance
• Judge says trial into death of Modesto's Levy will go on
• 22-year-old charged in murder
• Survey: I'm sick, but I'll be your server this evening anyway
• Other miners weren't so lucky
• Valley Home fire damages house, kills two cats
• Natural gas leak in Riverbank repaired
• Clubs start clinic for homeless
• Patterson gives OK for Wal-Mart
• Event uses arts to help women learn about cancer risks
• Demos call to build high-speed rail
• Judge says trial into death of Modesto's Levy will go on
• San Joaquin Valley lands $4 million grant for planning
• Yesteryears
• Fire consumes two buildings in south Modesto
• Experts: Green jobs not enough to help labor market
• Local officials team to promote Prop. 22
• Hospital chief to give UC speech
• Election: $40K to $52K
• Hearing delayed in driver's death
• Merced deputy revives child pulled from canal
• City mulls outsourced maintenance
• Army upset over sales
• Retaliation claim vs. county still on
• Three public employeesto be honored Oct. 21
• Downtown post office heads back to auction block
• Gas leak fix todaySite about 100 feet from shops, home; portion of Claribel Road will close
• Twain's last story debuts in gold country
• Most Wanted: Marian Lorraine Martinelli
• Egyptian Festival this weekend in Ripon
• Callcenter getting larger
• Turlock store hosting Pie Contest
• Gubernatorial debate gets personal
• First trapped miners out
• Today's temperature could break a record
• Valley's merchants expect to add about same staff as last year
• Hughson adjusts city manager staff
• Judge candidates look for a niche
• Gas leak detected in Riverbank
• Teens in fatal crash identified
• Fast eye, pedaling get her bike back
• Geer pulled from panel
• MODESTO: Temperatures could break record
• Crime pushes Modesto businesses into watch group
• MODESTO: MID votes to cut ties with biomass
• Setting It Straight (10/11/10)
• Energy summit focuses on valley's needs
• Yesteryears
• Two teachers receive $1,000 OfficeMax gifts
• Modesto Irrigation District to discuss biomass this morning
• Two Vehicle Traffic Collision Leaves One Juvenile Deceased
• $205K given to Cardoza
• Public Meeting Set to Discuss Fees at Maddux Youth Center
• City manager wants answers on Modesto's Village I school facilties
• Road Work — delays, detours for week ahead
• MJC projects gain ground
• Legal pot concerns educators
• Three hurt in Ceres crash
• 15-year-old driver killed in Modesto accident
• This Could Be BigCounty's largest Wal-Mart draws near in Patterson
• Around the region (10/11/10)
• Schools board seeking input
• CSUS grants total $5.8M
• Footwear maker moving its HQ
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Rebecca Shimel
• Berryhill says he's covering all bases
• San Joaquin Valley crafters, artists market wares online in Etsy shops
• Modesto Police Department News - Second Suspect in Shooting Case Identified
• Center touts peace for 40 years
• 21 clinics to give flu, other shots
• Council hopefuls tell how to run Oakdale
• Audit reveals graft in Guard
• Riverbank Cheese and Wine Expo continues today
• School budget too good to be true
• Report: Prosecutor error unpunished
• Self-investigation? Not for law agencies
• Bootmaker Hi-Tec moves corporate office to Oregon from Modesto
• Collision at Modesto intersection kills boy, 15, driving pickup truck
• Planning experts share wisdom at summit
• Dobson helps Pregnancy Center celebrate
• In Service: Keith Kehle, Turlock
• 1900s a good time for Ora McHenry
• 50-Plus Club announces officers ahead of banquet
• No arrests in Gustine homicide
• Ceres pastor keeps light shining; good deeds in Turlock, Riverbank
• Oakdale's mayoral race about frugality
• Oakdale mayor's racedraws $20K in donations
• Attempted murder suspect in court
• 2nd suspect ID'd in drive-by shooting
• Longtime Modesto area fund-raiser S. Izsak dies
• Missteps admitted in Levy probe
• Mock crisis held at Modesto Junior College
• Stockton police arrest teen with gun, stolen car
• Three guilty in teen's captivity
• Hidden Price?Large-scale farms reduce costs, but system stirs critics
• Modern jokes, slapstick hamper Greek comedy
• Arrestis made in gang shooting
• Fire causes extensive damage to central Modesto home
• Candidates report cash raised
• Modesto clinic to offer low-cost mammograms
• Auto theft suspects (10/09/10)
• Modesto Police Gang and Drug Units Team Up and Takedown Drugs Dealers
• Around the region (10/8/10)
• Pot sting nets bust near Davis High
• Yearly return of Amgen not a sure thing for cities
• Tour to hit Modesto, but from different side
• More crooks expelled by U.S.
• Budget debate runs late
• Ag teacher program accepting applications
• Prosecutor admits Chandra Levy investigation had 'missteps'
• Monster trucks to battle at Turlock fairgrounds
• Second suspect named in Modesto drive-by gang killing in May
• State deals fraud charges against alleged Turlock poker cheats
• Highway closed to remove wreck
• Driver: Injured by county car
• Spending lopsided in 14th Senate race
• Gen-O on the RoadOrganic dairy farmer joins tour
• Great Lakes renews Merced air service
• Police pursuit ends in west Modesto with arrest of man, 20
• Man shot during drug deal in Modesto
• Man convicted in Modesto Wal-Mart robbery
• Turlock council hopefuls speak
• How to swap a 9-iron for a 12-gauge
• Expert: Growth not the answer
• Students put their best feet forward
• Around the Region (10/07/10)
• Turlock outdoor movie: 'The Tooth Fairy'
• Protest at Cal State Stanislaus over legislature
• Disaster drill set for MJC on Friday
• Many children at a loss over everyday tasks
• Unknown substance found in Sonora recycling bin
• Riverbank candidate says signs are stolen
• Keyes woman sentenced to 14 years in assault case
• Abducted child, 8, rescued
• Lower temperatures ahead
• $700K in grants go to arts groups
• Other hopefuls have histories
• Frito-Lay silences green but noisy bags
• Modesto City Council applicant has tax troubles
• Hooters eyeing spot in Modesto?
• Wild opening happens Monday
• Truck driver shot on Interstate 5 near Westley
• Circuit City space leased
• Modesto-area kids walk for fitness
• Police discover Modesto marijuana grow
• Woman faces jail over embezzling Turlock youth soccer funds
• Turlock fire damages duplex, displaces 6
• Fire breaks out at four-plex in Modesto cul-de-sac
• STANISLAUS COUNTY: Emotional protests over cuts to Shome-care providers
• Nunes compareswater fight, WWII
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Modesto City Council Watch
• Modesto Wanted: Eric Michael Hahn, fraud
• 2 Enochs projects OK'd
• Church award to honor two for lives of service
• Free Tire Recycling Program In Modesto
• Woman to be triedin fatal Ceres slaying
• Supervisors will tackle home-care program woes
• Yosemite medical clinic needs a new operator
• Valley's rate falls to 10-year low as job worries hit
• Plea deals possible in shackled teen case
• Lawyer with child services named court commissioner
• No-fear geesetargeted
• Oakdale rehires 1 police officer
• Modesto police investigating arson attempt
• National service topic of American Heritage contest for teens
• Bargain hunters wanted
• NorCal transportation leaders to meet in Modesto
• Notice to readers: New commenting system for modbee.com
• Going ProCentral West begins paying some of its ballet dancers
• Halloween Exhibit at the McHenry Museum
• McHenry Museum Features 18th Annual Woodworkers Exhibit
• Yesteryears
• Fast food sales to aid Modesto-area schools
• Phone Book Recycling
• Halloween get-ups shouldn't scare you with their difficulty or expense
• Kiernan overpass becomes priority as Stanislaus County chases $46M from state
• Dinner features Lt. Governor
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Maureen Lucas
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Yesteryears
• Around the region (10/4/10)
• San Joaquin Delta water users alarmed by salmon report
• Vandals damage Democratic campaign office in Modesto
• California marijuana laws are starting to get hazy
• Federal grant will modernize Modesto's firetruck computers
• Man shot during west Modesto house party
• Modesto Red Shield Center gets a few tweaks
• Modesto man a suspect in theft of motorcycle bags
• Free health fair draws 1,500
• Modesto Bee launches annual 'Readers' Choice' contest
• Questions arise over shootings by law enforcement
• In Service: Andrew R. McCombs
• Modesto bus facility gets $3.5 million boost
• Success & Service: Stewardship council invests in youth, nature
• Livingston sprays for West Nile when virus found in city
• Parking lot sale to benefit family
• Cases in the hundreds anger Stanislaus County public defenders
• Two Modesto festivals showcase food, dance, traditions of native lands
• 2 hurt as car hits Modesto bus stop benches
• Whitman, Brown clash on illegal immigration issue
• Modesto's Taste of Home tickets on sale
• Modesto holiday parade accepting entries
• San Joaquin Valley candidates battle on jobs, high speed rail
• Modesto nurse-practitioner spends weeks on mission in primitive Papua New Guinea
• Modesto school board to assess Enochs expansion
• Mandatory service to be topic of Modesto debate event
• Jardine: Infant lucky to escape pizza parlor outing alive
• On basic religion test, many Americans doth fail
• Fire destroys barn near Turlock
• Man won't fight charge in fatal DUI
• Candlelight vigil scheduled to remember Chapman murders
• Deal is reached on state budget
• Around the Region (10/02/10)
• In-Shape debuts remake of Modesto YMCA facility
• Stanislaus County sample ballots mailed next week
• Gottschalks' return now set for spring
• Democrats spar over farm water
• Hearing delayed for two Modestans
• San Joaquin River restoration flowing
• Auto theft suspects (10/02/10)
• Valley debate on heels of housekeeper scandal
• Modesto, Turlock Olympic rowers back for more
• MODESTO: Symphony CEO gone; no one talking
• State bans Riverbank, Newman tickets
• Bus driver enters plea in wife's grisly slaying
• Centenarians share stories on aging well
• Two humps solve problem
• Fire destroys barn near Turlock
• Still some tickets left for the Modesto Taste of Home cooking school
• Stanislaus County to mail voters sample ballots next week
• Modesto woman wins Bee contest for tattoo in sister's memory
• MODESTO: Symphony CEO gone; no one talking
• Governor vetoes disclosure bill for UC, CSU
• Woman killed by Stanislaus County detective had BB gun
• Yesteryears
• Around the region (10/1/10)
• Berryhill in danger of fine
• Stimulus to aid CSU admit more students
• On the last leg in $1M drive
• Alternative ed points to progress, not tests
• After 5 months, a leader found
• Arizona arrests in fraud
• Waterford mayor, council members re-elect selves
• Merced County sheriff seeks 1 person, 1 gun in shooting
• Beyer's drum major commands respect
• Former south Modesto car dealers face fraud charges
• 3 rob Modesto jewelry store, customers, then flee
• Plea agreement reached in case of several burglaries
• Family of Modesto woman killed by off-duty detective speaks
• Robbers hit Modesto restaurant, escape with cash
• 32-year sentence in 2007 Turlock park shooting
• $1M given to fight smoking in Sanislaus County
• Next Modesto city schools chief: Inside or outside?
• Riverbank councilman White escapes recall
• Boxer, Fiorina clash from 2,600 miles away
• Modesto mother arraigned in stabbing
• Jardine: Building itself a time capsule
• Lucas changes mind on 3-D, plans remake of his saga
• Nine Stanislaus County mayors backing ballot measure
• Ceres high shop classes move into future
• Teen injured in hit-and-run near Turlock
• Cardoza bill offers help for homeowners
• Fall 2010 Activity Guide Available October 4
• Petitions filed to recall Riverbank councilman
• 2 Modesto fraud suspects appear in Fresno federal court
• Poverty Jumps 20% in Stanislaus County
• Three people suspected of robbing Modesto jewelry store
• Info weeks away in Modesto deputy shooting
• Police: 2 men rob McHenry Avenue restaurant
• Meth found during traffic stop in Sonora
• Turlock employees take 5 percent cut
• Ripon police arrest motorcyclist
• Effort to oust Riverbank councilman falls short
• Stabbed Modesto boy, 13, getting better
• Teen fleeing officers drives into Modesto house
• Stanislaus County supervisors to discuss caregiver pay Tuesday
• Undercover detective foils staged robbery of Riverbank gas station
• Missing church bell sold on eBay
• Ceres school seeking mentors
• Fixes for economy focus of debate
• Most Wanted: Omar Cresencio Davila
• Modesto City Council Watch
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Contest a shot at scholarships
• Few children meeting No Child standard
• Gag order put on lawyers trying Chandra Levy's suspected killer
• Yesteryears
• Canal crash kills man, 24
• Sewer vote might cost $33,000
• In 'Collected,' student and teacher connect and contend
• Jardine: Elvis statue leaves building
• Cops to finish probe; protesters beginning
• Modesto mother arrested on suspicion of stabbing son
• Heat wave will take the weekend off
• Stanislaus County income plummets, poverty rates rise
• Ex-teacher often visits Martone namesake
• Staged gas station robbery foiled in Riverbank
• Ceres killing called family's revenge
• Cause of apartment blaze still not determined
• Worker burned at tomato packing plant
• Modesto Police Department News - Mother Arrested For Stabbing Her 13-Year-Old Son
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• Around the Region (9/27/10)
• License to Wed (9/27/10)
• Oakdale chamber sponsors forum
• Stanislaus County road delays, detours for the week ahead
• Modesto weights $100,000 police grant
• Stanislaus County Births (9/27/10)
• Trial date nears in Stanislaus County drowning lawsuit
• State Senate hopefuls discuss issues
• Man left dead after Modesto shooting
• MODESTO: Boy undergoing surgery after stabbing
• Class Acts: Jill Burford, Gregori High
• Tough times call for self-reliance, Stanislaus County leaders declare
• Church event celebrates all things hats
• MODESTO: Boy undergoing surgery after stabbing
• Four days left to vote in Bee's 'Show Us Your Tattoo' contest
• Yesteryears
• Lawyers well-matched for Levy murder trial
• Enjoying ABCs of reading
• Modesto science teacher's plan to teach intelligent design sparks debate
• Criminal trial not the end for Ripon crime lab questions
• Next-of-kin blunder agonizes wrong family
• Details emerge in west Modesto cop shooting
• Oakdale candy factory has sweet for sour economy
• Success & Service: Literacy Center shares $7.8M; Stanislaus coroner is honored
• Turlock man, 24, killed in motorcycle crash
• Helping students grieve
• From Norway to Patterson for 'normal' U.S. life
• McNerney: Race will be close
• Railtown going 'Back to Future'
• Living a simple life hasn't been easy for follower of Mother Teresa
• In Service: Kristina Smith
• Man shot to death in Modesto on Saturday evening
• UPDATE: Details emerge in deputy-involved shooting
• Ag Briefs: Taste of Valley to benefit CSUS
• Riverbank's story ... through statues
• Around the Region (9/25/10)
• Gas leak shuts down Modesto school
• MJC gets $600K grant from HUD
• Man killed in single-car crash near Westley
• Applications for Olsen's seat surprise
• Husband at Merced court in wife's slaying
• Thousands in Modesto-area cited for using cell phones
• Off-duty Stanislaus County detective kills woman brandishing gun
• Feds indict Modesto men in real estate scheme
• Turlock students harness power of pennies
• Pre-Approved Water Rate Increase Slated for November
• Yesteryears
• Accounting firm fills Turlock vacancy
• Around the region (9/24/10)
• Riverbank's White finally home
• Bolton's do-over at Modesto's Gallo Center set for Feb. 7
• Nonprofit giving out food, clothes
• Milk's effect on climate tallied
• Walking trail benefits health of community
• Teenagers enter not guilty pleas
• 'Framework' for California budget deal in works
• Tear gas ends standoff in Keyes
• Three women stopped in stolen car
• Man hurt critically in crash
• Judge: 1 year for Modesto car killing
• TURLOCK: School launches 'Million Penny Challenge'
• Yesteryears
• MODESTO: Gas leak closes some Roosevelt Junior High classrooms
• Rough roads costing Modesto consumers
• West Nile virus discovered in Merced County
• Husband of slain school teacher booked into Merced County Jail for alleged murder
• MJC holding vendor fair
• RIVERBANK: Councilman home after three months in hospital, rehab center
• Hollywood pros hope to set series in Modesto
• Teens plead not guilty in killing of Riverbank man
• Kidnap attempt foiled near Keyes
• KEYES: SWAT team in standoff with parolee in mobile home
• City Making Playground Improvements
• 'Red, White and Tuna' goes way of most sequels
• Modesto Police Department News - Police Seek Public’s Help In Identifying Robbery Suspect
• Singer Bolton cancels at Gallo
• Deadline to enter Bee tattoo contest is 5 p.m. today
• CHP racks up 116 cell citations
• SONORA: Police arrest 3 in car stolen from Clear Lake
• Report: SF Bay area roads among worst in nation
• Seven levee systems fail inspection
• San Joaquin Valley residents linked to cocaine flights
• Oakdale Fire district OKs partnership deal
• Around the region (9/23/10)
• Stanislaus County judge has bias lawsuit thrown out
• Trio argue for delay of emissions law
• Missing Newman woman found safe
• School opens new fitness center
• Mixed rulings in Levy trial
• MODESTO: Non-profit official gets 1 year in jail for manslaughter
• Runaway driver sought in Modesto pedestrian's death
• Charter schools share $1M gift from Winfrey
• MID hires firms to check water work
• Mayoral hopefuls trade criticism
• Mayor Ridenour Elected as President of the League of California Cities
• Gas pipes on list not a big worry for city
• City Hiring Swim Instructors and Lifeguards
• Judge blocks Levy suspect interview from trial use
• After recall election, new leadership takes reins in Livingston
• Buhach Colony cheerleader sues Merced Union High School District over injury
• Time running out to enter Bee's 'Show Us Your Tattoo' contest
• Modesto Police Department News - 'America’s Most Wanted' Joins the Hunt for Wanted Murder Suspect
• Army starts Net auction of four parcels next to former Riverbank ammo plant
• Nut industry works to cut clouds created by harvest
• Video: Police issue cell phone citations
• Feds visit area to see eco-friendly farming
• Mexican chain opens in Sonora
• Ridenour is cities league's new president
• Around the region (9/21/10)
• Officers focus on cell phone violators
• Modesto lawyer's death shocks court
• Stanislaus Literacy Center nets $78k grant
• Yesteryears
• Modesto slaying suspect in net spotlight
• SONORA: Missing woman's remains identified; man arrested
• Jardine: Didn't I see you at our last manhunt?
• MODESTO: Police nab suspect wanted in gang shooting
• Man injured during attack, robbery in Modesto
• MODESTO: Teen arrested in robbery of pair at park
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• MODESTO: Man orders food, then robs restaurant
• County gas lines at risk
• MODESTO: Officer faces trial for spousal abuse
• More grandparents returning to a role as main caregiver
• Husband arrested in Merced woman's slaying
• Housing authority, Riverbank tenants make deal on white pickets
• District celebrates 159 perfect scores
• Woman dies after being struck by car in east Modesto
• Oakdale fire agencies look to extend teamwork
• Board weighs naming new shelter for Mayfield
• Modesto Irrigation District says water work flawed
• DUI:
• Valley Demos remain cautious
• Around the Region (9/20/10)
• Information offered on service academies
• Birth announcements (9/20/10)
• Modesto Police Looking For Drugs Find Homicide Suspect
• Candidate forums to be held this week
• The McHenry Museum Hosts 'Sunday Afternoon at the Museum'
• Rendering plant set for expansion
• This week's Stanislaus County road work
• Modesto Police: Suspect hiding in crawl space
• Stanislaus prosecutor and Turlock council candidate dies
• Planners honor Riverbank's downtown
• For 50 years, group helps foreign students feel at home
• Class Act: Beth Knapp, Atwater High
• Driving while talking or texting? Crackdown starts tonight
• Embezzler given 7 years in prison by Merced County judge
• Man in Modesto robbed of watch, IPod
• Merced police arrest husband in stabbing death of Peterson School teacher
• In Service: Ryan E. Shaw
• Stanislaus County demands West Park plan
• Woman burned in Modesto mobile home fire
• Children hurt in highway pileups near Ceres
• 'English learners' picking up language fast in California public schools
• Duo needs donations for soldiers overseas
• Modesto hopes rezoning will fill empty car lot
• Familiarity is Modesto restaurant's charm
• Actor Renner a sellout at Gallo Center
• Cleanup opens Yosemite gates
• Jardine: Woman's memories stuck in time
• Man arrested, suspected of harboring fugitive suspects in Riverbank murder
• Climber with cerebral palsy scales Yosemite's El Capitan
• Complex rates stem from special assessments
• Comfort food is all the rage in Modesto
• Modesto drug bust yields something extra — murder suspect
• Poignant portrayal of the best and worst of humanity
• Out and About in Modesto area
• Around the Region (9/18/10)
• Arraignment for ex-Ripon crime lab analyst delayed
• Gang sweep nets 26 arrests throughout Merced County
• Overcoming obstacles: Climber with cerebral palsy conquers El Capitan
• Stanislaus County jobless rate falls
• Church loses a piece of its past
• Stanislaus County auto theft suspects (9/18/10)
• Leads cold in Merced stabbing
• Modesto ralliers decry loss of state child-care funds
• Two separate wrecks on 99 near Ceres tie up traffic
• Stanislaus County pathologist sues after employee took job
• Homeless vet and his dog find friends in Jamestown
• Hughson High celebrates its 100th year
• Senior/Disabled Swim Program at Indoor Heated Therapeutic Pool
• Amtrak partners with Merced police
• Modesto taco truck shooter gets 45 years to life
• MODESTO: UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS TO 2010 LOW
• Around the region (9/17/10)
• Deputy: Managers retaliated for reports
• Fears slow housing recovery
• Council hopefuls impress at a forum in Riverbank
• Killer likely to live on prison land
• Modesto Police Department News - September 15, 2010
• Puthuff leaves Fort Bragg post
• Riverbank man seized in drug case
• Short Sale, Big Hassle
• Teacher found dead in Merced
• School opens workout center
• Yesteryears
• Around The Region (9/16/10)
• Mexico celebrates with $40M fiesta
• UC Merced, Davis to train students in valley's clinics
• War widow receives soldier's medals
• Kaiser workers must pick a union
• $1.1M given to help students at Columbia
• Elliott student's death stirs police questions
• Free Speech on Constitution Day
• Public memorial planned in Modesto for local musician
• Turlock Garden Party comes back as a fund-raiser for Carnegie Arts Center
• 14-year-old suspect in Riverbank shooting to be tried as adult
• Quotes meant to inspire sprinkled throughout Stanislaus County's yearly budgets
• Merced teacher found dead at her home
• Hit-and-run claimed a well-known figure on the Modesto music scene
• Bee Scene: Modesto visit by Renner highlights busy weekend
• JARDINE: Little to mark Mexican holiday in Modesto
• Ex-Orestimba teacher pleads no contest to sex charges
• Modesto Receives $2.2 Million For Tuolumne River Regional Park
• 'Lovely Bones' joins school list after board vote
• Escalon officer injured in arrest, chase
• Former Ceres school chief will advise Modesto board
• Most Wanted: Raul Izarraraz Raya Jr.
• Schools: Evolution vs. Creationism
• Judge orders trial in Modesto stabbing death
• Modesto cuts fees to attract business
• Festa Tradition in Gustine
• Free Children’s Cultural Arts Festival
• Stanislaus County hits bottom of list
• For sale: Police headquarters
• Stanislaus board approves grim final budget
• $2.2M given for Modesto park
• Stanislaus schools gain, but feds ask for more
• Newman evacuated after gas leak
• Artistic Tuesday in Modesto
• Police investigating west Modesto shooting
• Fee cut eyed as bait for business in Modesto
• Judge: Modesto man must stand trial in motel slaying
• Bicyclist killed in Modesto identified
• Escalon officer recuperating from injuries following altercation
• Jardine: Breast cancer survivor pays it forward
• City Of Modesto Police Department News - Special DUI Enforcement Operation Planned
• Free Child Safety Seat Checks Planned For National Child Passenger Safety Week
• Setting It Straight (9/14/10)
• Modesto-area tractor drivers safer thanks to roll bars
• Council candidate forum in Riverbank on Wednesday
• YCCD candidates forum set
• Election hurts prospects for lawmakers' bills
• Salida manhunt yields burglary suspect
• Ex-Stanislaus County deputy gets 4 years in Road Dog case
• Stanislaus schools score well with feds
• One arrested after shooting in Newman park
• Suspects in Riverbank mini-mart shooting arrested
• Hearing delayed for Ripon crime lab analyst
• 3 Modestans in custody after compressor stolen
• Newman gas leak that forced evacuations halted
• Discard old prescription meds safely
• SALIDA: School shut down during search for robbery suspects
• Monkeys help chase away cancer fear
• Gunfire leaves three people wounded in Modesto
• NEWMAN: 1 man arrested after shooting in park
• Hit-and-run driver strikes, kills bicyclist on Modesto's Scenic Drive
• Yesteryears
• Road Work - Delays, detours for week ahead
• Around the region (9/13/10)
• 2 stabbed during Quinceañera
• Schools hope they pass test
• City wants to defer its debt
• Portuguese integrate tradition, faith in festa
• Modesto man arrested in Delhi after gold stolen from factory
• Job Hunt Even Worse For Felons
• MID, TID to concentrate on Don Pedro
• Board to laud top students' scores
• Class Acts: A Q&A with Kevin Crivelli
• Four hurt when jeep rolls in Turlock
• Bipolar disorder: Monster within
• No letup in CSUS Founders Week party
• Prayers, songs, speeches honor 9-11 victims
• Jardine: No help for short-sale fraud trouble
• Hughson will honor heroism during fire
• 'Master Class' exudes passion of its topic -- opera's Callas
• In Service: Edward J. Tilma
• Sacred places increasingly under attack
• DNA links Modestan to 1997 case
• Police will inspect child safety seats
• Ex-Denham worker freed from felony
• Modesto police probe shooting
• Jamestown mine eyed as tourist resort
• Officer hurt when car sideswiped
• Farm Bureau president speaks at MJC fund-raiser
• A Time to Remember
• Parts of Highway 99 to be named for 2 slain officers
• A garden party at Modesto Senior Center
• CERES: Officer injured when patrol car hits house
• Car slams into bus with children; some preschoolers injured
• San Bruno explosion unique, but vigilance key
• Yesteryears
• Around The Region (9/11/10)
• More federal money coming for area law enforcement
• Auto Theft Suspects (9/11/10)
• Officer rescues man from canal near Patterson
• Bring your gloves and help clean up Modesto
• Are you raising your grandkids?
• Two suspects give fake names in Modesto robbery
• Sweet Hershey nostalgia
• Republican Gathering in Modesto
• Turlock council candidates discuss civility
• Auto Life closes Modesto store
• Empire Mello-Roos options discussed
• MJC students get taste of egg industry
• LEVY TRIAL: Judge denies defense motion to throw out defendant's testimony
• Ex-Ripon crime lab analyst arrested on drug charges
• CHP officer saves man from drowning in canal near Patterson
• Yesteryears
• Around The Region (9/10/10)
• Defense fights search of accused Levy slayer's cell
• Incredible, edible eggs everywhere
• Show Off Your Tat
• Merced district ups water flow
• Area Sept. 11 Remembrances
• Aqua Pool probe reaches historical proportions
• 2 arrested in robbery attempt
• Area September 11 Remembrances
• 2nd look at Stanislaus North Corridor plan
• Valley farmers could own water pipes
• State's high schools are more serious about concussions suffered in football
• JARDINE: Mother in pain turns to action with Modesto event
• Modesto shooting situation 'evolved rapidly'
• Enter The Modesto Bee 'Show Us Your Tattoo' contest
• Modesto Police Department News - Suspect In Officer Involved Shooting Identified
• Retirement may let Oakdale rehire 1 cop
• Stanislaus fire blackens half-acre near river
• City of Modesto Awarded Transportation Planning Grant
• ERs face jump in patient violence
• City Seeking Applicants To Fill Vacancy on Board of Building Appeals
• $19.8M in federal funds on way for housing program
• Fossil leaves CSU for Cal campus
• Modesto accident spurs a crosswalk
• Save Mart completes changes, layoffs
• Village I residents 'mad as hell' over taxes
• A seed was planted at CSUS
• Pushing On for Sacramento
• Candidate confronts Oakdale police chief
• Mello-Roos fees for Village I, Empire areas are set to be discussed by school boards
• Ceres woman gets 7½-year term for DUI; also served time for 2004 deaths
• Stanislaus County's plan for 2010-11 has $40 million gap
• MJC Upgrade In New Phase
• Modesto police capture Honor Farm escapee
• Police: Victim in fatal shooting by officers had spatula, not knife
• Most Wanted: Denny Wasson
• Yesteryears
• Turlock man dies in Stevinson crash
• Pattersson distribution warehouse seeks 150-200 employees
• Council OKs funds to start associations
• MJC singer takes top prize at first Valley's Got Talent
• Red fox sighting could incite battle
• Former Turlock all-day kindergarten to become 'eCademy'
• Ready to take wing in Modesto
• Banking veteran kept herself busy until landing her next job
• Cooler weather coming this week
• Family fight in Modesto ends in death
• Database zeroes in on city, county jobs, pay
• One Modesto block bucks nationwide construction trend
• JARDINE: Cannonball gets sisters' search rolling
• Police: Argument leads to stabbing in Modesto
• Modesto Police Department News: Officer-Involved Shooting Investigation Underway
• Around The Region (9/7/10)
• Yesteryears
• Listen, win with Modbee football
• 3 killed in two wrecks in Merced County
• Gun group scores hit against SF image ban
• Visalia lawmaker shares views, ideas in book
• Nearly 150 DUI arrests in Stanislaus
• Honor loved ones in the service
• Career Makeover: Lender charts new path in pharmacy
• 17-mile car chase ends at mall
• Inquiry begun on release of Oakdale police tape
• Ashton: Valley offers a lot to like
• Candidate forums set in Oakdale, Riverbank
• Class Acts: Mary Asgill, Turlock High School
• Oakdale boy hit by truck suffers multiple broken bones
• Cal State Stanislaus tree project standing tall after 21 years
• Drive-by shooting kills son, injures father; Los Banos teens arrested
• Officers shoot, kill man at east Modesto home
• Ramadan: 10 Goals
• Stanislaus County License to Wed (9/6/10)
• Stanislaus County Births (9/6/10)
• Stanislaus County Marriage Dissolutions (9/6/10)
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• Stanislaus County road delays, detours for the week ahead
• Muslims share a meal, prayer for Ramadan in Modesto
• Boy hit in Oakdale parking lot
• Amid job hunt, Ceres woman offers help to Modesto-area unemployed
• Jardine: The depth of a mother's loss revealed
• Candidates state their cases to be a Stanislaus County judge
• Blue Diamond celebrates 100 years of almonds
• Overall crime in Modesto falls
• Early risers rewarded with a treat for eyes, spirit
• Salida to Groveland ride lets Marissa's Closet restock
• Serving in Military: Brandon J. Weldy, Modesto
• Thought extinct, rare fox found in Stanislaus National Forest
• UC Merced lab needs $1.3M for equipment
• They're ropin' 'em in Oakdale
• Ripon police wins law enforcement challenge award
• Stanislaus County short sales pose threat
• Suspects arrested in Dos Palos fatal shooting
• Stanislaus school districts overspending
• Levy asks to attend trial
• Judge denies bail for jailed Modesto gun seller
• Four arrested in La Grange home invasion
• Bear Flag rejects wine trend
• Victory Garden: Dozens pitch in at Ceres school to clean up mess left by vandals
• Holiday hours for city, banks
• Merced residents stick to renting
• Auto Theft Suspects (9/4/10)
• UOP leader joins great valley
• Feds suing Turlock company
• Sonora man arrested with prescription drugs
• 'Band-Aid Bandit' pleads no contest to Modesto, Turlock robberies
• Deliberations start in Turlock murder case
• Merced Wal-Mart opposers sue over documents
• Ripon police use video to nab theft suspects
• UC Merced chancellor to step down next year
• Agents arrest owner of Modesto gun shop
• Mid Valley Foods kicks off work on facility in Oakdale
• Plenty of options abound for Labor Day weekend
• DUI patrols set through weekend in Stanislaus
• LA GRANGE: Four arrested in home-invasion robbery
• Brain Fatigue: Devices' nonstop stimulation may prevent learning
• 'Band-Aid Bandit' pleads no contest to Modesto, Turlock robberies
• Sheriff: Unearthed body in Riverbank was missing grandmother
• TUOLUMNE COUNTY: Deputies struggle to identify body
• "Valley's Got Talent" Dress Rehearsal
• Modesto Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Yesteryears
• Investigators Continue to Work on a 2008 Gang-Related Homicide
• Sonora police arrest suspected drug dealer twice
• Around The Region (9/3/10)
• Sacramento man dies in bike accident
• Merced animal rescue tries to deal with 20 dogs unloaded there
• We're looking for some 'Class Acts'
• Suspect apprehended in 2008 gang slaying
• Ex-coach to serve jail time, must be on sex offender list
• Aqua complaints continue
• Episcopals sue for Stockton church
• K-9's nose points to coke bust
• Modesto runners on Sacramento TV
• Modesto City Schools board to vote on free land
• Turlock police say close windows, despite the heat
• JARDINE: Friendly nagging changed my life
• White recall effort boosted
• Boiling sugar water leads to Modesto kitchen fire
• Stanislaus County struggles with worsening obesity
• Bicyclist hit, killed just west of Modesto
• Body could be missing Nevada resident
• Ripon youths taken into custody over purse theft
• City Launches Golf Monthly Pass Pilot Program
• School Supplies: Items that filled closed Modesto elementary head for auction
• Sheriff: Unearthed body in Riverbank was missing grandmother
• Sonora woman arrested again on suspicion of drug sales
• Yesteryears
• Fewer are coming to U.S. illegally
• Visalia police release tape of 911 call made after slaying of bishop
• Body found buried in Riverbank may be that of missing Nevada woman
• Papayadew new mellon on the block
• Caltrans engineer pleads guilty to taking bribes
• Obama turns page on combat role in Iraq
• Study: Illegal immigration into U.S. has slowed
• Family of Chinese student killed in propeller accident suing flight school
• Livingston recall successful
• Most Wanted: Samual Esequel Esquibel
• Riverbank recall backers to rally
• Valley law enforcement wins grants
• Hughson ready to fly the flag
• Bill may put the brakes on local traffic tickets
• Valley still scores less federal cash
• 40 residents escape Merced apartment fire
• Now-deceased prosecutor is accused of misconduct
• Stanislaus home care investigations protested
• MODESTO: Gymnastic coach faces jail time after molestation plea
• Modesto Irrigation District rejects plant
• MODESTO: Police follow K-9's tip to $80K cocaine bust
• JARDINE: Marine who lost legs set on getting back on his feet
• MODESTO: Complaints climbing against shuttered pool builder
• A note to Modesto Bee readers: Changes to the newspaper
• Victim yelled warning, acted 'with heroism'
• Faithful ask God to forgive vandals
• Police Investigators Link Violent Gang Member To Additional Shootings
• MODESTO: MID board rejects biomass plant
• CERES: Smoldering attic fire damages home
• Stanislaus County Supervisors Watch
• The Modesto Bee's comics get a makeover
• 2 escape injury from fire in attic
• Home invaders hit Modesto residence
• White makes council meeting
• Fraud unit work said 'harassment'
• 'Lovable guy' was bipolar, family says of Visalia shooter
• Two arrested after Modesto restaurant break-in
• Jardine: Custom-made recognition for veteran
• Modesto Police Department To Partner with Avoid The 12 DUI Campaign To Launch...
• Boy in Merced pond identified
• Calaveras murderer found dead in prison
• Stanislaus County has largest supply of flu vaccines ever
• MID to weigh power deal for wood-burn plant
• Stayner memorial unveiled
• Runners help save one of their own at Modesto half marathon
• Interim YCCD chancellor talks about her challenges
• Quick decision saves day at Riverbank plant
• Budding musicians revel in the spotlight at Modesto Centre Plaza
• 2 caught allegedly trying to break in to Modesto restaurant
• City of Modesto Police Deparment News - Investigators Looking to Identify Burglary Suspects
• Police searching for south Modesto home invasion suspects
• Fire destroys mobile home near Santa Nella; no injuries
• Stanislaus County curtails prices new-hire benefits
• Bookstore embraces new tech, text sources
• MJC is ready for crush of students
• Police find pot farm hidden in Atwater corn field
• Death row inmate, 70, found dead at San Quentin
• 60% of mortgages on Stanislaus homes underwater
• Around the region (8/30/10)
• Driver badly hurt in Modesto wreck
• Labor Day driving time to stay aware
• Fire guts airport area apartment
• Restaurateurs are cautioned to work on their business rather than in it
• Sculptor felt 'a presence' on Stayner memorial work
• Jardine: When suspects become victims
• Farmers sue over river restoration
• Hughson council to make switch
• Hate crimes against homeless on the rise in Modesto
• Small-town politics can put the big fish in a very little barrel
• Fast graffiti removal in Livingston
• Aqua Pool customers seek a way out of deep end
• UC Merced prof gets health grant
• The Force will be strong at 'Empire' screening
• FBI data: Hate crimes against Muslims rare
• Foreign language fluency next step
• Modesto schools getting a late start
• MODESTO: Vandals damage St. Stanislaus church
• Heat leads to $29M fine for ozone breach
• Livingston declares war on graffiti vandals
• Modestan plants backyard bonanza
• Body of a woman found off Highway 140
• Steven Stayner statue unveiling in Merced today
• San Joaquin River restoration: Lawsuit says river flow is ruining Westside land
• One injured in Pelandale crash
• Auto Theft Suspects (8/28/10)
• Salvation army serves tea today in Turlock
• Court win for Livingston official
• Michael Gaither at Newman's West Side Theatre
• Fiesta De Independencia at Gallo Center
• Gang member arrested on suspicion of four Modesto drive-bys
• Merced farming groups split on backing sprawl initiative
• Columbia gathering scholarship money
• Renner jumps on board action-packed film series
• Missed meetings costly for Riverbank
• Riverbank seniors might face eviction for fences
• Children receive bears to ease courtroom fears
• Stanislaus schools warned to watch for illness
• Yard sale shopper clobbers another with a cornbread pan in Sonora
• Keeping Memories Alive
• Gang member arrested on suspicion of four Modesto drive-bys
• For Christmas in D.C., a Stanislaus tree
• Judge: no evidence city of Livingston violated laws in Foster Farms fraud case
• Johansen girl attempts jump from 2nd story
• Three in custody, accused of carjacking Honda Civic
• Palin's contract released by CSU
• One of county's most wanted apprehended
• Turlock's improved Joe Debely Statium opens
• Man arrested and jailed after Tracy bomb scare
• Patterson crash survivor's condition improves
• Food and clothes giveaway Saturday
• 2 arrested in Yosemite raid; pot garden valued at $14.6M
• Video shows 3 suspects in Modesto store burglary
• Aqua complaints rising steeply
• Teen gets 31 years in Atwater fatal shooting
• Judge: Ample evidence to try trio for Dos Palos murder
• Signs vanishing in Livingston recall effort
• Hughson council to be sworn in
• Turlock lifeguards get to keep their money
• Modesto ministry sends troop care packages
• Turlock Youth Performing Arts to perform "Annie Get your Gun"
• Oakdale teacher's spirit freed for good
• Berryhill 'sunk,' ex-aide claims
• School's disclosure on Palin fell short
• Modesto stabbing triggers intense search
• TURLOCK: CSU Stanislaus says it doesn't have Palin contract
• Outing turns tragic for Patterson family
• MODESTO: Campus supervisor stops Johansen High student from suicide leap
• It's hot, hot, hot, but soon ... not?
• Trial begins for man accused of brutal homicide
• Sacramento Sheriff's department gives details of meth bust in Gilroy
• Driving under the influence foils Modesto beer theft
• WASHINGTON: GOP consultant slams Berryhill campaign
• Modesto teenagers arrested on suspicion of robbery
• San Joaquin County sprays for West Nile virus
• Woman, 84, is critical after being hit by auto at Riverbank intersection
• Modesto police search for robbers
• Pair arrested after fleeing Ripon checkpoint
• Most Wanted: Pablo Edward Lopez
• Police arrest one, seek two in Modesto robbery
• PG&E vet killed friday is identified
• Valley home market still depressed
• State to customers: File complaints against Aqua Pool
• More Stanislaus students passing the exit exam
• Modesto Church Looking Back and to Future
• Gang member wanted in Modestan's stabbing death
• Water Main Damaged at Chicago Avenue and Paradise Road
• 3 out in Hughson
• City of Modesto Police Deparment News - Manhunt Is On For Wanted Murder Suspect
• City of Modesto Recreation News - The Girl's Circle
• Modesto school air conditioners damages
• The Modesto area heats up again as temperature spikes
• Modesto man dies in ATV crash
• Recall voting under way in Hughson
• Attack on bus from Modesto to casino could be hate crime
• MODESTO: Thieves destroy school's air conditioning units
• Doctor settles tax-evasion case
• RIVERBANK: Accident injures woman in busy intersection
• More classes offered at CSUS via stimulus funding
• Authorities warn Sonora-area parents of abduction threat for schoolkids
• CVS distribution workers unionize
• MODESTO: Suspect identified in stabbing death
• Aqua Pool customers threatened with liens
• MODESTO: Aqua Pool asks customers for patience
• No-good loans sunk Pacific
• Body of man left at accident scene is identified
• Modesto heat wave will be short-lived
• Yosemite's apple harvest completed
• Investigators Arrest Several Suspects in Recent Gang-Related Armed Robberies
• High percentage of residents in Merced County have no health insurance
• FDA seeking answers in salmonella outbreak
• Date with Mom as good as an Emmy
• West Modesto water main springs leak
• Hughson will vote on council recall
• Around the region (8/24/10)
• Yesteryears
• MPA closes season on strong note in 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers'
• Around the region (8/23/10)
• Road Work — delays, detours for week ahead
• Ashton: Berryhill flunks debate with rival
• Hughson's long-term drama nears end
• Seeking after-school tutors
• Vote scheduled on using orchard wood as utility power
• Child's tattoo leaves scar on Fresno
• Robertson Road school raising performance
• Modesto Police Release Surveillance Video Of A Suspect In The Brutal Murder Of A...
• MODESTO: Water main break floods streets
• OAKHURST: Man held in racially charged attack on casino bus
• Effort to prevent rail in Coe park a success
• Food recalls arouse suspicion, activism
• Infrastructure efforts near public land spark legal, emotional frays
• Yesteryears
• Fortuitous glance saves 3-year-old
• Literacy center gives grandma a shining star
• Biggest class hits UC Merced
• Invention a boon for produce plants
• Heart trouble, multiple surgeries plague Merced infant
• San Joaquin Valley feels left behind
• Fire scorches pallets, outbuildings near Highway 99
• Life without parole for children?
• PG&E employee killed in Tuolumne
• Voices of the downtrodden
• Jardine: Nonprofits face Oct. 15 deadline to keep tax status
• Modesto out to cut retirement expenses
• Modesto board to answer Mello-Roos queries
• Merced murder case handed over to jury
• Emmy Awards pass Ulrich, Stryker
• Suspect in Modesto robberies arrested
• Faith integral to Muslim doctor's Modesto practice
• Merced businesses eager to see students
• Turlock High grad up for Emmy Award tonight
• Nearly 475 pounds of drugs seized in Gilroy bust
• Goats happy to fill up on Riverbank's weeds
• Levy judge rejects wooing Latino jurors
• Stanislaus County housing statistics
• July unemployment up in Stanislaus County
• Home sales dropped in July
• Jamestown Mine overhaul plan advances
• Modesto Farmers Market accepting EBT cards for payment
• Fate of convict accused in friend's murder now up to jury
• Aqua Pool & Spa goes out of business
• Four suspects sought in home invasion robbery
• Ex-Denham staffer in trouble
• Yesteryears
• Judge rejects Levy suspect request for juror names
• United Way program to distribute $275K next year to emergency food and shelter nonprofits
• Friends celebrate the life of stabbing victim Ernie Hernandez Jr.
• State Senate bill would open the books at college foundations
• Man injured after motorcycle collides with car in Modesto
• Man shows up at Turlock High looking for vodka
• Counterfeit bills lead to arrest in Sonora
• Filing for open Modesto council seat opens Sept. 7
• 'NBC Dateline' to air report on 2004 murder by minister
• Two arrested on drug charge, child endangerment in Sonora
• Video gives a clue to stabbing death of Modesto man
• Riverbank councilman still on the mend
• Modesto neighbor groups receiving city aid
• Stickers will specify acceptable waste for Modesto's containers
• 4 gang members arrested on suspicion of Modesto robberies
• Impaired Driving Targeted by Modesto Police Department Checkpoints
• Moth quarantine area increased in San Joaquin County
• Food firm expansion to benefit Modesto
• 14 years later, ties unbroken for workers at Modesto's Campbell plant
• Stanislaus County to start drunk driving crackdown in Modesto, Turlock
• Police seeking La Loma robbers
• Shovels, saws heard in Village I
• Fire destroys Ceres apartment
• Coroner looks into two Stanislaus County deaths
• Enrollment dips a bit for Modesto schools
• Merced sheriff fires deputy
• Macy's new Tracy store wants help
• Sylvan Union takes school closure off table
• Modesto prepares DUI checkpoints
• Appointment or election to fill Riverbank vacancy?
• 2 arrested in shooting of Newman man
• Jardine: Ralston Tower residents see more homeless at park
• San Joaquin Valley gets $46.6M for faster Net access
• Target offers field trip grants
• Around the region (8/19/10)
• Cal Fire fighting 75-acre wildfire in North Mariposa County
• Memorial set for Modesto stabbing victim
• Sewage might be in Modesto's Dry Creek
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Modesto mobile home gutted
• Oakdale denies charges
• Ceres park landlord sued
• County approves stores right on Modesto line
• Report: Blaze handled correctly by Modesto fire Department
• Sylvan bows to Mello-Roos pressure
• Wear Ear Buds? Turn It Down
• Many homeowners flip for rate dip
• Bust is boom for debtor courts in Central Valley
• Turlock Lions hosting a French dinner
• CERES: Fire destroys apartment
• Stanislaus garden project is a smorgasbord for pollinators
• PATTERSON: Teen arrested in connection with Newman homicide
• Livingston moving wastewater ponds to prevent spills into Merced River
• A Sage Gardener
• Modesto Police Are Investigating A Brutal Murder Of A Mentally Challenged 37-Year Old Male
• Merced police release photo of alleged purse snatcher
• Modesto fire officials release report on Coston blaze
• Around the Region (8/17/10)
• We're looking for some 'Class Acts'
• Patterson council may restore work
• Google puts Lodi transit on the map
• Student sees green in Merced
• No gay marriage during appeal
• Grading Schools: Many gains for Turlock; Ceres focuses on lowest achievers
• Modesto stabbing victim prized his independence
• Modesto surgeon decries hospital laxity
• Modestans spend quality time with prince
• Man dies during Ballico bachelor party
• Gun sparks arrest at Ceres school
• Lawsuit stay clears path for corridor planning
• Modbee.com launches new custom display for iPhones
• Park service planning to open up Yosemite views
• Atwater man arrested on suspicion of golf-club beating and robbery of 71-year-old
• Sonora babysitter jailed for allegedly sending kids to shoplift
• STANISLAUS COUNTY: School test scores show improvement
• Yesteryears
• Highway 99 work means delays for motorists
• Merced woman found dead at home identified
• Area still hard-hit, but statistics promising
• Chowchilla residents killed in highway crash
• Around the region (8/16/10)
• Final family, Hughson settle over tank
• Modesto victim's stab wounds fatal
• STAR results released today
• Merced comic book artist makes mark on industry
• Board to weigh berry patch's fate
• Event targets many who can't otherwise afford doctor's care
• MODESTO: STABBING VICTIM FOUND IN PARKING LOT
• Modesto's not so hot now, and that's very good
• Atwater acts on illegal fireworks
• Public swayed historic court case
• Stabbing victim found near Sisk
• Judge socks it to tardy attorneys
• In Service: Robert J. Garcia
• Development of Castle Airport still in the works
• Winegrape growers meet, discuss new vine threat
• $50,000 reward offered in case of 1981 victim
• Man held after gun spotted in market
• Road Dog case worthwhile?
• Jardine: Appreciating fountain in a hands-on way
• Police arrest man at Modesto convenience store
• Modesto Fiji Festival Today
• Sonora Blues Fest
• Steven Stayner tribute to be unveiled
• Packing In Some Charity
• Tuolumne County to look at mine site plan
• Modesto Certified Farmers Market Features India Festival
• Road Dog case ends with two convictions, acquittal
• Death of soldier after return from Afghanistan investigated
• Modesto church overcomes fire, burglars, losses
• Everest climber follows pioneer's path
• Blizzard of self-serve parlors hits Modesto
• Modesto hospital closure makes it harder for long-term patients to find facility
• New helipad for Turlock's Emanuel Medical Center
• Southern California woman involved in hoax is sentenced
• Wall of honor visits Chowchilla
• Modesto police headquarters partially closed
• Sheriff: 50,000 pot plants seized in Wis. forest
• Modesto boy recovering from crash injuries
• Modesto to step up DUI enforcement
• Oakdale police to set up checkpoint
• Fire near MJC west campus under control
• Yosemite offers free admission
• Teen movie night at Modesto's Mancini Bowl
• Columbia College fills leadership void
• Officials ask for info in Westley shooting
• Road Dog case now with jury
• State's budget deadlock hinders Ceres roadwork
• Empire taxes to grow
• Ready to Lose Big in Newman
• Teen arrested in Riverbank shooting
• 3 jailed for selling pot in park
• Hughson candidates: City needs to heal
• Raw almond producers fight fed rules
• TID helps find new ways to keep dairy herds comfy
• Lawmakers support UC Merced med school
• Newman man shot to death in Westley
• Mammogram unit to visit Turlock
• Nonprofit in Newman giving up on dog park
• Modesto firefighters pull man from canal
• Beer-drinking car thief sentenced
• Reward offered for Riverbank homicide tips
• Newman drive-by shooters sought
• Modesto student critical after being hit by SUV
• Celebration of life set for Deputy DA
• Retailers listed in Modesto company's ground beef recall
• Interest strong in several valley races for the fall
• Dedication planned at Keyes Elementary
• Adult soccer practices in West Modesto
• Lifeguards reject Turlock claim that retro cut is resolved
• Modesto cannery worker young at heart
• Modesto agency vows to find way to end Mello-Roos fees for residents of Village I
• Forever Young at Modesto Senior Center
• Thousands of Modesto-area schoolchildren answer bell
• 2 from defunct Tracy real estate firm indicted
• Water bond tough sell in current economy
• Census Bureau defends Fresno count
• Los Banos woman charged in mother's homicide
• Lindsey honored by state senate
• Hearing delay for 3 accused in Dos Palos death
• Republican Spanos gives $20K to Brown
• Tax on Empire board's agenda
• Tri-tip: California's cut is gaining fans from coast to coast
• Turlock landscape contract put on hold
• Evidence valid vs. Riverbank councilman White?
• Joe Gregori lives on in namesake school
• Turlock 15-year-old ID'd as 3rd suspect in Riverbank shooting
• Panel will fill Modesto council vacancy
• Fossil travels from depths of ancient ocean to CSUS lab
• Study: Puberty age still dropping
• Will bill save any Modesto-area teachers?
• MODESTO: Judge refuses to dismiss case against Riverbank councilman
• Wood-burning power plant debated
• Slope Fire spreading slowly in Yosemite National Park
• City panel wants to halve some building fees
• Photo of 'person of interest' released in hit-and-run case
• Some Modesto-area schools back in session
• 15-year-old male arrested for alleged Hilmar/Turlock pursuit
• Livermore mom delays plea in teen sex case
• Yesteryears
• Around the Region (8/10/10)
• Modesto Army officer's parents embody sacrifice
• Ripon house stripped of $100K in fixtures
• Village I school tax questioned
• Permits for free speech in national parks nixed
• Stanislaus Union eyes martial arts program
• Riverbank's White expected in court today
• Group offers bikes to homeless
• Hughson council falls short of bodies
• Unwitting trick of the wrist for some X-Fest attendees
• Search continues for suspects in Riverbank shooting
• City to weigh a waiver for development fees
• Hit-and-run victim is remembered
• McHenry Museum to offer docent training
• Strong impressions from the Shroud of Turin
• Yesteryears
• Time for that 'vision thing'
• 2,300 government jobs lost in valley
• Woman faces charges of sex with two teens
• Mutilated, burned man's body ID'd in Sacramento
• City gets help against Foster Farms lawsuit
• Trio of fires hit in quick succession
• Feds look at claims of shoddy census work in California
• Around the region (8/9/10)
• Lodi vineyards could face a quarantine
• City of Modesto Police Deparment News - Special DUI Enforcement
• Davis grad Robert Ulrich is up for an Emmy Award
• All is well, then not, for young McHenrys
• 'Perfect weekend' to hold X-Fest
• Today's tokers are atypical, a poll finds
• Teen breaks obscure 'lunge mile' record
• Wounded man critical, won't assist police
• 'Moment of panic' means life for Allen
• Changes apparent as school year starts
• Safeway pulls Butcher's Cut beef from shelves
• Newman robbery suspect sought
• 2 suspects ID'd in Riverbank shooting
• Lawsuit threatened over mobile home park 'slander'
• Tow men rescued after car goes into Modesto canal
• Jardine: Lost cemetery, recovered history
• Stanislaus County detectives identify 2 of 3 suspects in Riverbank shooting
• Housing jobs aren't returning as U.S. recovers
• Renner coming to Gallo Center
• Attorney General: No wrongdoing at CSU Stanislaus, but fixes needed
• Modesto High student sets record for 'lunge mile'
• Rock On, Modesto
• Caltrans work next week on Hwys 99. 152 and I-5 to result in some delays in county
• Expanded MAX Service to Salida
• On X-Fest night, Modesto police to set up DUI 'saturation patrol'
• Yesteryears
• Around The Region (8/7/10)
• Police confirm dead Los Banos woman's identity
• CHP: Modestan struck, killed by pickup
• Election deadlines draw few entries
• Fresno State studies valley dairy gases
• Police catch man after brief Modesto chase
• Auto Theft Suspects (8/7/10)
• 4 indicted in $3.1M almond trade scam
• Modesto area legislators hope to honor officer
• Turlock library has pirate party
• Yosemite plans to be unveiled
• Stanislaus County Math Partnership teaches teachers
• Bee Scene: A breakdown of Saturday's X-Fest
• Teens hurt in Keyes wreck still hospitalized
• Short trip to store ends in death for Riverbank man
• Prop. 8 ruling is a civics lesson
• Modesto woman killed after she's hit by pickup
• Candidates get war chests ready for November
• Attorney General: No wrongdoing at CSU Stanislaus, but fixes needed
• Turnout pleases Stanislaus fair officials
• Two motorcycle crashes injure four, including Merced police officer, wife
• Modesto gets ready to party downtown with X-Fest
• Cool Hand Luke's steakhouse closes
• Count on it — everything's peachy
• Modesto meat company recalling 1 million pounds of beef
• Member of destructive grafitti crew caught in Merced Co.
• Yesteryears
• Prosecutor Baker dies at SF medical center
• From classic rock to hip-hop, it'll all be there at X-Fest
• Tuolumne County pot sweep concludes
• Riverbank man shot to death following altercation
• Woman arrested in Los Banos homicide
• Ripon police plan sobriety patrols
• Man killed in Modesto crash identified
• Jury trial begins in Road Dog case
• Two enter pleas in fatal beating of Riverbank man
• Modesto park attacker seen with Juggalos
• Inmate found dead inside Stanislaus County Jail
• Valley quinceañera dreams come true despite recession
• Healthy Babies
• CSUS rates among top colleges in review
• Officers subdue Modesto auto theft suspect
• Modesto City Council approves program for loans
• MODESTO: Prosecutor Nate Baker, 42, dies suddenly
• Car driven by underage boy slams into truck near Grayson
• NAACP weighs in on investigation of head of Merced parks department
• JARDINE: Posh shoes top inmate claims after jail blaze
• Body found in Merced home ID'd as Fremont man
• Local reaction to Prop. 8 ruling as divided as controversial issue
• Plan to protect Yosemite's scenic viewpoints up for public review
• Turlock lifeguards riled by memo on retroactive pay cut
• Manteca police make firearms arrest
• Organic almond growers get a break in court ruling
• Semi vs subcompact on Highway 99 near Keyes
• Earlier state fair draws more folks
• Calaveras Big Trees project ahead
• Woman found dead in Los Banos home
• Gypsy clothing boutique closing
• Stanislaus youth lockup design approved
• Poker Champ uses his millions to help others
• Allen leaves Modesto for state prison
• Most Wanted: Jose Luis Solis
• Humphreys emphasizes correctness of Hughson Council meeting
• Pit bulls that need rescue have advocates in Merced
• Six Modesto fires fought in 13 hours
• Drowned Ceres boy, siblings' care doubted
• Neighbors celebrate National Night Out
• Court postpones hearing for Riverbank councilman
• Ceres police, DA's office to meet on child drowning case
• Letters cause legal friction in Levy case
• Modesto CHP officer's killer sent to Tracy
• Work continues on Stanislaus County's new animal shelter
• Federal judge to issue Proposition 8 decision Wednesday
• Small blazes keeping Modesto firefighters busy
• Gregori High students get a look inside
• Yesteryears
• Lawsuit likely in woman's February death at Stanislaus County Jail
• Around the Region (8/3/10)
• Billboards to go up asking for help to solve Merced homicide
• Manley resigns from Hughson City Council
• Family of fallen Modesto CHP officer at peace with guilty plea
• Sonora traffic stop yields drug arrest
• Merced man ID'd as victim of shooting
• Suspect in 5 robberies over Merced, Stanislaus counties in jail
• Modesto may change policing of nightclubs
• Modesto City Schools adds 2 administrators
• Ashton: MJC teacher on a mission to vindicate state rock
• Blasting Whitman's wealth may boomerang on Brown
• Musical's fairy tale characters are fun, hilarious
• 400 public sector jobs cut in a year
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• Modesto City Council Watch
• Heart recipient marks milestone through sports
• Officer accused of inflating work hours
• Modesto looks at giving locals a boost in bids
• Vet lobbying cities to fly flags on streets
• Slim jeans top back-to-class shopping lists
• Turlock man killed in cockfight dispute
• Burglary tools lead to Ripon arrest
• Lazy Days Are Numbered
• MODESTO: Riverbank man dies in crash
• Foothills-to-Modesto motorcycle ride raises money for hospice care
• In Service: Marine Cpl. J. Christopher Rodrigues
• District Snookered?Empire Union locked into escalating tax rates
• Valley wines holding value in down times
• Grade-appropriate tips on how to spend the last week of vacation
• Governor names Modesto doctor to state medical board
• Ted Howze won't run for Turlock mayor
• Channing, husband give $10,000 to YES Company
• Summer likely to set record for cleanest air in SJ Valley
• Project SAFE gets response
• Yesteryears
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• Program aids new veterans
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• Stanislaus, Merced County schools receive grants
• MODESTO: Driver in fatal shooting gets 117-year sentence
• Broken Dreams: Auto shop owner beset by break-ins, frustrated by police
• Hughson council meeting protested
• Hot Day, Cool Idea in Modesto
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• Special Hughson council meeting tonight
• John Michael Flint, frequent guest columnist for The Bee, found dead
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• Fielder leaves Riverbank City Council
• MODESTO: Driver in fatal shooting gets 117-year sentence
• Online program debated at UC
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• Chicken producers debate 'natural' label
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• Stanislaus court changes downtown hours
• New release date for convicted killer
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• Merced elementary dress code policy has date in court
• Manteca police set up checkpoint
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• National Forest Restricts Fires
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• Fires breaking out in Modesto's airport eighborhood park
• Ripon police boost patrols for DUI
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• Hughson council will meet Friday
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• Judge removes Stanislaus' 911 from bias lawsuit
• MODESTO: Police make four arrests in connection with June killing
• Bible school at Modesto church has Egyptian theme
• Database: High school sports athletes of the year
• Valley eludes record warmth
• Trial date set in McSwain anti-abortion T-shirt lawsuit
• Waterford church adds to food pantry with garden goodness
• Teen faces years in prison
• Modesto police station flooded
• Pickup, SUV collide in downtown Modesto
• Modestan on bus as it slammed into SUV
• Merced fourth-hardest-hit area in U.S. for foreclosures
• Modesto woman held after home burns
• Cardoza: Programs aren't helping valley
• Passengers sue bus line for Fresno accident
• Collision kills Modesto man
• Court waits on arguments in Allen case
• Cardoza claims government foreclosure programs do 'absolutely nothing' to help Central Val
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• Most Wanted: Maurilio Vasquez
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• County workers 'spike' retirement pay
• TURLOCK: Couple pledges $500K to Emanuel
• RIPON: 'Eye in the sky' discovers dead calves
• Turlock revisits big-box law
• MODESTO: Home invaders steal two vehicles
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• Former Atwater mayor, others pitch in to help property
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• Local servicemen's deaths detailed in leaks
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• Li'l Nippers basketball camp held at CSU, Stanislaus
• Merced County starts its own ballot measure
• MANTECA: 1 dead, 1 injured in shooting
• Still no ID on Groveland woman killed in weekend wreck
• Jardine: What A Trip, Baby
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• MODESTO: Allen murder trial delayed again
• TURLOCK: Couple pledges $500K to Emanuel
• For whatever reason, Livingston repairing sidewalks
• Surveillance photos released of robbery suspect
• Landmark The Ranch closes down
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• Pool death inquiry ongoing
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• State appellate court delays Allen trial
• Payment ordered in anthrax hoax
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• Now's time to kill moths
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• County services to cost more for some
• Burglar enters Modesto business through roof
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• Yes, there is a free lunch — for kids
• Memories abound for Modesto High Class of 1940
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• Vandals assault Columbia's gems
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• MODESTO: Allen murder trial will stay in Sacramento, judge says
• 'Mature' art lovers gather to meet theater buddies
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• Van crashes through Gonella Realty office
• Around the region (7/26/10)
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• Exports play big role in valley economy
• Crime soaring in California State Parks
• Release delayed for killer
• CHP still seeking jogger's killer
• Today at the Stanislaus County Fair
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• Pile-up halts traffic
• Success & Service: 'Fit for the Future' gets the Gold
• Cooling ocean hints at coming dry times
• Sylvan to test water on school closure
• Council candidates start campaigning in Hughson
• St. Joseph's sets goal to aid troops
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• Modesto Police to keep pressure on gangs
• Novice cycle rider hurts self, garage
• Modesto scout at annual jamboree
• Work starts at Turlock's Carnegie Arts Center
• 4½ years later, trial of Allen may start
• Jardine: Child agency's secrecy irritates
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• South Modesto man killed
• Jogger killed in Riverbank hit-and-run
• SJ doesn't want freed killer back
• Crash victim's family feared the worst
• Turlock theatre artists include Joan Rivers, Keillor
• MODESTO: Man on motorcycle test drive crashes into La Loma house
• MODESTO: Body of homeless man found near Dry Creek
• Around the Region (7/24/10)
• Ripon Garden Club to meet
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• Modesto's McHenry Museum looking for docents
• What are Bee readers laughing at?
• Man shot to death in south Modesto
• Merced deputy denies charges
• Gunmen score $100,000 from State Fair vendor
• Jury pool tossed in wrongful death case
• Thousands of little invaders make a mess at Empire property
• Around the region (7/23/10)
• Study: Delta survival requires big water-use cuts
• TID chief leaving for Texas job
• Today at the Stanislaus County Fair
• Power boost explored for Don Pedro
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• Bee comics survey heads into final days
• Community Briefing — advocacy group gets new leader
• MODESTO: Jogger killed by hit-and-run driver
• Food and clothes giveaway Saturday
• Sheriff's deputy accused of pushing his wife while on duty in jail pleads not guilty
• Farmers, activists at odds over San Joaquin
• 3 jailed on drug charges
• City school buses pass inspection
• Detectives release photo of home invasion suspect
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• Man, woman arrested after police find stolen truck, drugs
• Today at the Stanislaus County Fair
• Bee Scene: On Faith Hill and 'The Music Man'
• CD tours highlights east county gems
• Teen Movies at Mancini
• Adaptive Bowling League to Begin August 5, 2010
• Community Briefing
• Ripon police to search for DUIs
• CSUS passes review
• Central California bus crash kills 5, wounds many
• Jardine: What if officer is under arrest?
• Seeking vets for benefits
• Foster Farms wins $10M appeal
• Exhibit honors highway-gazing horse Cricket
• Mortgage defaults fall as short sales rise
• Around the region (7/22/10)
• Workers to vote on contract
• Census offices see scrutiny in Fresno
• Friends not in on the shoplifting plan
• Talk to Bee on loss of government job
• Yesteryears
• Nurse, county battle over electric car
• Discovery Bay water invader not easy to weed out
• Officers pull body from Ceres canal
• Man shot, killed at Merced apartment complex
• Jobless benefits roadblock broken
• State to release Herzog on parole
• Most Wanted
• Merced unveils homeless plan
• Grass fire threatens Oakdale homes
• Man robbed at knifepoint while leaving for work
• Impact fees gain county approval
• ConAgra completes sale of Gilroy Foods business
• Debely Stadium work on track for opening
• Man aimed for ACLU, police say
• Shoplifting fails in Turlock when friends won’t help
• Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Watch
• Finding criminals via car tag
• Today at the Stanislaus County Fair
• Fair will test owner's care
• Yesteryears
• Former prosecutor promoted in Merced
• Mountain lion seen twice in Sonora
• County sets clinics for whooping cough shots
• Teen boys arrested in stabbing on Crows Landing Road near Keyes
• Jardine: Birthday trio converse with two of the King's men
• MODESTO: Judge says sexual harassment case "wasn't frivolous"
• Generous heart now beats in another
• Calif. man charged in freeway shootout with CHP
• VIDEO: Destruction Derby rocks at the Fair
• Parolee accused of breaking into police patrol cars
• Driver killed on Hwy. 99 ID'd as Stockton man
• Turlock group lobbies for a Trader Joe's
• Man accused in serial killings set for parole
• Meth lab debris fire doused near Westley
• Rides program for seniors, disabled to be considered
• Oakdale residents blast police chief
• Several Pounds of Drugs and a Stash of Weapons Seized By Drug Task Force
• Walk Now For Autism Speaks: Central Valley
• Modesto Police Department Continues Crackdown on Impaired Drivers with DUI Checkpoints
• 'Dive-In' Movie Night at Johansen High School Pool
• Final Session of Summer Swim Lessons Begins July 26, 2010
• Modesto Police Department News - Pharmacist Arrested After Stealing Hundreds of Prescription Pills
• City Of Modesto Recreation News - Adult Water Exercise Class
• Junior Lifeguard Program At Johansen High School Pool
• Modesto Police Department News: Modesto Detectives Investigating a Late Night Shooting
• City Offices to Close
• Modesto Police Department News: Modesto Narcotics Agents Make Large Drug Bust
• Modesto Police Need Help Identifying Suspects
• Develop Your Child's Motor Skills with Start Smart
• Soccer Classes for Children
• Advanced Swim Class for Adults
• Recreation News Recreation News - June 07, 2010
• Juneteenth Celebration at Mellis Park
• Free Break Dancing Skills Workshop
• Free Tai Chi Class at the Maddux Youth Center
• Summer Swim Lessons Begin June 21, 2010
• New Summer Hours for Senior/Disabled Swim Program
• Modesto Police Department News - Modesto Police Investigating A Bank Robbery In North Modesto
• Fifth Annual Celebration of Dads
• Modesto Police Department News - Attempted Robbery Leds To Shots Being Fired
• Modesto Police Department News - Modesto Police Remind Everyone To Buckle Up
• Modesto Police Department Targets Impaired Drivers with Holiday Enforcement
• Modesto Police Department News - Attempted Robbery Leds To Shots Being Fired
• Modesto Police Department News - Male Shot After A Dispute In A North Modesto Apartment Complex
• Modesto Police Department News - Modesto Police Are Investigating A Shooting In West Modesto
• Wendover Resorts/MAX Aire Offers Leisure Flight Packages from Modesto Airport
• Modesto Police Department News - Modesto Police Arrest The Beauty Supply Robbery Bandit
• Free, Fun Family Program In Downtown Modesto!
• Summer Camp Fun!
• Modesto Police Department News - Modesto Police Identify Arrested Bank Robber
• Modesto Police Department News - Modesto Police Determine Alleged Kidnapping Allegations To Be False
• Modesto Police Department News - Modesto Police Catch An Armed Bank Robber After Police Chase
• Poets' Corner Contest Winners Announced
• Modesto Police Department News - Vehicle Pursuit Leads To Shooting And Officer Injury
• Free Fitness Fun for Senior Citizens
• AARP Mature Driver Safety Program Offered through City of Modesto
• Vintage Bike Exhibit At The Mchenry Museum
• 'Ride the Route' with the Stanislaus County Bicycle Club!
• City Of Modesto News: Calling All Lifeguards and Swim Instructors
• The McHenry Museum Hosts 'Saturday Afternoon at the Museum'
• Annual Senior Citizens Ball
• Vendors And Performers Needed For 40th Annual Juneteenth Celebration
• Modesto Police Department News - April 26, 2010
• Free Movie Matinee with Mom
• Memorial Day Adult Tennis Tournament
• Free Junior Giants Baseball Program
• Dance, Gymnastics And Karate
• New Driver Education
• Aikido Classes For Ages 5 To Adult
• ‘Going Green Night’ At The Modesto Nuts
• McHenry Museum To Host Basement Sale
• Harrah's Laughlin Adds Flights To Modesto Airport Schedule
• Volunteers Needed for Takin’ It To The Streets'
• City of Modesto Recreation News - Adult Water Exercise Class
• City of Modesto Recreation News -Spring Swim Lessons
• City of Modesto Recreation News - Tennis Lessons at Graceada Park
• City of Modesto Recreation News - Develop Childrens' Motor Skills with Start Smart
• City of Modesto Recreation News - Baton Twirling Classes
• City of Modesto Recreation News - Young Rembrandts Art Classes for Children
• Modesto Police Department News - Patrol Officer Discover Underground Marijuana Cultivation Chambers
• Modesto Police Department News: Auto Theft Taskforce Recovers Two Vehicles From One Stop
• Modesto Police Department Set To Host An Open House
• Modesto Police Department Targets Impaired Drivers with Checkpoint
• Earth Day Celebration
• The City of Modesto and Stanislaus County Present the 2010 Census Questionnaire Assistance
• ‘Spring Tea’ At The McHenry Mansion
• Summer 2010 Activity Guide Available April 5!
• Modesto Police Department News: Early Morning Homicide Ends With Pursuit Of Suspects
• Modesto Police Department News - March 24, 2010
• City Of Modesto Police Department News - Sex Offenders Contacted In Compliance Checks
• Modesto Police Department News - Detectives Arrest Robbery Shooting Suspect
• Modesto Named Tree City USA
• Modesto Police Department News - Police Investigate Early Morning Home Invasion Robbery
• City of Modesto Compost Available for Purchase in 1.3 Cubic Foot Bags
• City Seeking Applicants for Various Committees and Commissions
• Neighborhood Center at Marshall Park Presents Storybook Cooking Class for Kids
• Tennis Lessons at Graceada Park in April, 2010
• Soccer Fun!
• Youth Karate Class
• Learn the Ancient Rejuvenating Art of Belly Dance
• Youth Basketball Class
• Adaptive Bowling League to Begin April 1, 2010
• Modesto Police Department News - Detectives Arrest Two Attempted Murder Suspects
• Modesto Police Department Targets Impaired Drivers with Checkpoint
• Walmart Foundation Grant to MMOWAA to Help Feed Hungry Seniors
• City of Modesto Recreation News - February 18, 2010
• City Of Modesto News - Police Chief Appointment Announced
• Foster Parents Needed
• City of Modesto News: Free Two-Day Youth Leadership Class
• City Of Modesto News: Senior Sewing Circle
• City of Modesto News: New Driver Education
• Celebrate Black History with 'The African American Mosaic'
• Give a Day to the City, Get a Day at Disney
• City Invites Citizen Participation In Annual Action Plan, Five-Year Consolidated Plan....
• City Seeking Applicants For Tuolumne River Regional Park Citizens Advisory Committee
• Denver Police Look To Modesto For Leads In A Brutal Murder Cold Case
• Oil Painting Class
• Fun Classes to Keep Children Active!
• Free Art Program at Marshall Park
• Art Classes for Children
• News From City Of Modesto - Police Lobby Hours Change
• City Offers Community Emergency Response Team Course
• AARP Tax Assistance At The Senior Citizens Center
• Valentine’s Day Tea at the McHenry Mansion
• Free Drop-In Programs at the Senior Citizens Center
• Crime Stopper Tip Leads To Arrest Of An Attempted Murder Suspect
• City Hosts 29th Annual Poets' Corner Contest
• Local 2010 Census Kick-Off Focused on Diversity
• Fourth Annual Chinese New Year Celebration
• Carjacking Of Modesto Taxi Cab Leads To Arrest In Shasta County
• City Of Modesto Storm News
• High Speed Rail Scoping Meeting
• City of Modesto Recreation News - January 14, 2010
• AARP Mature Driver Safety Program Offered Through City of Modesto
• Willie Brown to Speak at Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration at MJC
• Harrah’s Laughlin Offers Leisure Charter Flight Packages from Modesto Airport
• New Programs Help Kids R.E.A.C.H. For The Stars
• Notice Of Funding Availability And Technical Assistance Workshops
• News from the Modesto Police Department - Student Fights Off Attackers
• City of Modesto Launches the 2010 Amgen Tour of California-Stage 4 Finish Web Site
• Three Arrested For Attempt Murder In Gang Related Beating
• Two Arrested After Church Burglary, Arson
• Cosmetology Classes to Start in January at Safavi Institute of Cosmetology and Esthetics
• Teen Dies Months After Shooting
• Man Shot By Police; Armed With Replica Firearm
• Police Junior Cadets Exemplify Holiday Spirit
• News from the Modesto Police Department - Tip Leads To Arrest Of Robbery Suspect
• Go Climb A Rock!
• New Driver Education
• Martial Arts Classes
• Soccer Fun!
• City Of Modesto News - December 17, 2009
• City of Modesto Recreation News - December 17, 2009
• News from the Modesto Police Department - December 17, 2009
• Woman Identified In School Incident
• City of Modesto News - December 16, 2009
• Armed Woman Enters School Campus
• Finance and Human Resources Directors Announced
• Give The Gift Of Fun!
• Police Interrupt Burglary At High School
• City Offices To Close Due To Holidays And Work Furloughs
• News From City Of Modesto: Attempted Burglary At High School Leads To Assualt On Officer
• City Continues Senior/Disabled Swim Program in 2010
• Are You the Next Monet?
• Holiday Art Camp
• Bust A Move!
• Keep Children Active with Cheer, Dance, Gymnastics and Karate Classes
• Fitness Classes for Your New Year’s Fitness Goals
• Baton Twirling Classes
• Holiday Bus Service to Vintage Faire Mall
• Body Recovered; Believed To Be Missing Modesto Man
• McHenry Mansion Christmas Candlelight Tours
• Sex Offender Public Awareness News
• Applicants Sought for Comprehensive Fee Task Force
• Lights to Shine at the Annual Celebration of Lights Tree Lighting, Parade and Downtown Extravaganza
• City of Modesto News - Police Believe Man Responsible For Two Robberies
• City of Modesto News - Duo Believed Responsible For Two Heists
• Special DUI Enforcement Planned
• 'Toys of Christmas Past' Exhibit at the McHenry Museum
• Winter/Spring 2010 Activity Guide Available December 7!
• When the 'City of Trees' Becomes the 'City of Leaves'
• Thanksgiving Weekend Bus Services
• City of Modesto Ranked in Top 10 of 2009 Digital Cities Survey
• News From City Of Modesto - MAX Bus Service For Thanksgiving Dinner
• City of Modesto Offers Free Parking
• Re-Elected and Newly Elected Councilmembers to be Sworn into Office
• Re-Elected and Newly Elected Modesto City School Board Members to be Sworn into Office
• News From City Of Modesto - Modesto Police Launch Gang Hotline
• Modesto Police Target Impaired Drivers With Checkpoints
• News From City Of Modesto - Officers Spot 25 Vehicles Running, Unattended
• News from City of Modesto: Two Critical After Crash
• City Partners with Habitat for Humanity on Hahn Lift Station Project
• Modesto Police Commence Special Traffic Enforcement Program
• News from City of Modesto - November 12, 2009
• News From City Of Modesto - Volunteers To Plant Thousands Of Daffodil Bulbs In City Park
• City of Modesto News: Police Warn Against Leaving Vehicles Running Unattended
• City of Modesto News: Training Exercise to be held at Modesto City-County Airport
• Get Home Safely For The Holidays By Buckling Up
• City Operates Home Repair Programs for Low- and Very Low-Income Households
• Celebrate America Recycles Day
• Center For Drug And Gang Activity Shut Down In West Modesto
• The City of Modesto Receives $3.2 Million in Stimulus Funds for Street Maintenance
• Halloween Safety Tips From The Modesto Police Department
• Marijuana Cultivation Discovered
• News From City Of Modesto - Help Save Lives in Your Community
• News from City of Modesto - Burglary Suspect Identified
• Real Estate Broker now Certified in Short Sales.
• Victim Identities Released in Double Homicide Case
• Armed Burglary Suspect Shot By Off-Duty Officer
• News from City of Modesto - Police Investigate Double Homicide
• City of Modesto Compost Now Available for Purchase in 1.5 Cubic Foot Bags
• 2010 Amgen Tour Of California Host Cities And Top Competitors Announced
• City of Modesto News - Disposing of Fallen Trees and Limbs
• City Calling for Parade Entries
• City Seeking Applicants to Fill Vacancy on Entertainment Commission
• City of Modesto Recreation News - October 15, 2009
• Volunteer at the McHenry Museum
• News from City of Modesto - October 14, 2009
• Season's First Significant Storm Hits Modesto
• 11th Street Parking Garage Elevator to Close Temporarily
• News from City of Modesto: Police Investigate Early Morning Homicide
• Fire Station Open Houses to Recognize Fire Prevention Week
• Develop Your Child's Motor Skills with Start Smart!
• Zumba! At The Senior Citizens Center
• Intermediate Hip Hop/Funk Dance Class
• Bank Robbery Suspect Sought
• Foster Farms Dairy To Host Celebration of Lights Parade And Downtown Extravaganza
• News From City Of Modesto - Police To Host Business Academy Class
• News From City Of Modesto - Police To Host Multi-Agency Safety Fair
• MSO Presents Annual Family Halloween Concert
• Motown Boogie Hip Hop Festival
• The City and Gymstars Aim to Keep Children Active
• Drivers Education Class
• Baton Twirling Classes
• News from City of Modesto - October 1, 2009
• City of Modesto News - Man Arrested After Hotel Vandalism Incident
• Fall Softball Tournaments
• How To Make It In Voice Overs
• Oil Painting Class
• Learn To Use Your Digital Camera To Its Fullest Potential
• Young Rembrandts Art Classes
• City of Modesto News - September 21, 2009
• News from City of Modesto - Council in the Park
• Signals at 9th and G Streets - Updated
• Help Parks and Recreation by Recycling with Boyett Petroleum
• Fuzio Universal Bistro Partners with Share Our Strength in Grill Giveaway
• Beginning and Intermediate Rock Climbing Classes for Adults
• Neighborhood Center at Marshall Park Offers a Variety of Free Programs for Children and Adults
• Reach Out to Students and Families Walk
• Updated: Still Time to Register for Fall Swim Lessons
• Stretch and Strengthen with Water Exercise
• Tennis Lessons Begin in October
• Karate Class at Maddux Youth Center
• Youth Basketball Skills Class
• McHenry Museum ‘National Parks’ Exhibit and Ken Burns’ Documentary Sneak Preview and Reception
• News from City of Modesto - September 9, 2009
• Modesto Police Search And Recovery Team Receive Grant
• Pilates and Yoga Classes at the Senior Citizens Center
• City and Gymstars Aim to Keep Children Active
• Computer Classes at Maddux Youth Center
• City Offers Free Community Emergency Response Team Course
• Discover Belly Dance
• Art Classes for Children
• Water Employee Impersonator
• City and Modesto City Schools Partner to Stress the Importance of ‘A Diploma in Every Hand’
• Homicide Victims Identified; Suspect Photos Released
• National Park Exhibit at McHenry Museum
• Woman Killed After Being Hit By Train - Updated
• Two Men Dead After Shooting; Suspects Shoot At Officers
• Arrest Made After Molestation Investigation
• News from City of Modesto - August 27, 2009
• Modesto Police Want Your Feedback!
• Oil Painting Class
• Ballroom Dance Class at the Senior Citizens Center
• News from City of Modesto Police Department - August 26, 2009
• City of Modesto Doubles Tennis Tournament
• City of Modesto - Recreation News - August 25, 2009
• Family Night Movie Series
• Storm Drain Project Informational Meeting
• City of Modesto - Recreation News - August 20, 2009
• Marshall Park Summer Music Fest Concert
• City and Modesto City Schools Partner to Ensure ‘A Diploma in Every Hand’
• Solo Vehicle Collision Leaves Two Dead
• News from City of Modesto - August 13, 2009
• Steering Wheel Lock Distribution Planned
• Develop Your Child’s Motor Skills With Start Smart!
• Senior/Disabled Swim Program New Fall Hours
• Digital Camera Class
• Art Classes for Children
• Economic Crimes To Be Highlighted At Monthly Presentation
• Child Safety Seat Help in August
• Game, Set, Match! Tennis Lessons Begin in September
• Registration for City's Fastball and Softball Leagues Begins August 17
• Computer Classes at Maddux Youth Center
• Young Rembrandts Art Classes for Children
• Aikido Classes Begin in September
• Beginning and Intermediate Rock Climbing Classes for Adults
• The City and Gymstars Aim to Keep Children Active
• Baton Twirling Classes Offered at the Senior Citizens Center
• Search Warrant Reveals Guns; Gang Member Arrested
• Stretch, Strengthen and Tone Muscles with Water Exercise
• Boy Injured In Shooting; Dies After Three Day Fight For Life
• Boy Shot In Shooting; Hospitalized In Critical Condition
• City's Entertainment Commission to Host an Informational Session
• Modesto Awarded COPS Hiring Recovery Program Grant to Cover 13 Positions
• College One Step Closer to Permanent Calaveras County Site
• Elderly Woman Assualted; Cut By Grandson
• Several Downtown Streets To Be Closed For Police Funeral; Expect Delays
• Funeral For Fallen Sergeant Scheduled
• Hi-Tec USA To Have Three Day Sale-All Proceeds Benefting Modesto’s Parks, Recreation...
• Modesto Police Leader Passes Away Seven Years After Collision
• Fall 2009 Activity Guide Available August 3!
• AARP Mature Driver Safety Program at the Neighborhood Center at Marshall Park
• City to Offer Free Community Emergency Response Team Course
• Maddux Youth Center and Neighborhood Center at Marshall Park...
• No One Injured In Evening Robbery / Video Released
• Double Homicide Shooting Suspect Arrested
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• Arrest Made In La Loma Shooting; Second Man Sought
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• No One Injured In Evening Robbery
• ‘Dive-In’ Movie Night at Johansen High School Pool
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• Free Health Fair at Maddux Youth Center
• Register Now for Final Session of Summer Swim Lessons
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• Modesto Man Arrested For Airport Area Murder
• Weekend Shooting Leaves One Critical
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• Montana Resident Arrested On Child Molestation Charges
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• 2008 Annual Water Quality Report
• Summer Computer Classes at Maddux Youth Center
• How to Really Make It in Voice-Overs
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• City's Adaptive Bowling League
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• City of Modesto News: Suspected Daytime Burglar Captured
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• City of Modesto Recreation News - June 21, 2009
• City Teams Up with Save Mart Supermarkets
• Downtown Cameras Assist In Arrest Of Two Robbers
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• City of Modesto News: Shooting Victim in South East Modesto Has Been Identified
• Downtown Cameras Assist in Arrest Of Two Robbers
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• News From City of Modesto - Car Vandals Arrested
• Police Seek Those Responsible For Vandalism
• Shooting Leads To Pursuit; Attempted Car *******
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• Modesto Police Department News - June 16, 2009
• Join the Parade
• Experience the Fun in Art!
• Director of Parks, Recreation and Neighborhoods Announced
• Tennis Anyone?
• Soccer Fun
• Public Recreational Swim Program
• New Adult Lap Swim Sessions at Johansen Pool
• Summer Swim Lessons
• The City and Gymstars Aim to Keep Children Active
• Learn to Create Fashionable Jewelry or Beaded Embellishments for Your Home
• Meet the Council in the Park
• City of Modesto News - June 12, 2009
• Home Burglarized; Three In Custody
• Detectives Makes Arrests In Fatal April Shooting
• Junior Cadets Set To Graduate
• City of Modesto News - June 5, 2009
• Tagger Caught In The Act
• Police Discover Rental Scam; Urge Caution
• Celebrate National Trails Day on the Virginia Corridor Trailway
• Stretch and Strengthen Your Body with Water Exercise
• City’s Senior/Disabled Swim Program
• Yoga and Pilates Classes at the Senior Citizens Center
• New Session of Oil Painting at the Modesto Senior Citizens Center
• Free Art Day Camp
• Registration for City's Softball League
• Learn the Ancient Rejuvenating Art of Belly Dance!
• Modesto Police News - Arrest Made In Downtown Murder
• News From City of Modesto - Mancini Park Design Presentation
• Modesto Police News - Downtown Cameras Nab Want a be Car Thieves
• City of Modesto News - May 23, 2009
• Two Modesto Officers To Receive Award
• Discovery Of Dead Woman Deemed A Homicide
• Man Arrested In West Modesto Carjacking; Witnesses Sought
• City of Modesto Police Department News - Search Warrant Leads to Seven Arrests, Over $16K in.....
• Modesto Police News - Airport Area Gang Investigation Nets 31 Arrests
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash; Witnesses Sought
• Two Teens Shot; One Critical
• Modesto Police Release Crimelive Video ‘Panhandling’
• Family of Murder Victim Offers Reward
• Woman Stabbed at Mchenry Motel; Dies at Hospital
• Police Believe Traffic Hazards Deliberately Set
• Arrest Made In Modesto Home Invasion Robbery
• Detectives Make Arrests In Connection With Discovery Of Human Remains
• Man Shot To Death In Northwest Modesto; Identity Released
• Overnight Shooting Leaves Man Dead : Identity Released - Update 1
• Overnight Shooting Leaves Man Dead
• Human Remains Found Buried Near Tuolumne River
• Man Shot To Death In Northwest Modesto
• Early Morning Shooting Leaves Woman Dead; Victim Identity Released
• Early Morning Shooting Leaves Woman Dead
• Composite Sketch Released In Airport Area Homicide
• Swat Standoff Leads To Arrest Of Tuolumne County Man
• Gang Party Leads To Officer Assault; Lynching
• Arrest Made in Modesto Pot Cultivation Case
• Police Investigate Airport Area Homicide
• Financial Motive Appears To Be Common Denominator Behind Auto Thefts And Arson
• Man Holds Woman Hostage; Assaults Officer
• West Modesto Bank Robbed; Suspect Photos Released
• Modesto Police Department News - Modesto Police Arrest Trio In Commission Of Burglary
• Knife Wielding Man Forces His Way Into Radio Station
• Modesto Police Department News - Pharmacy Robber Nabbed After Heist
• Grant from MOWAA and Wal-Mart Foundation to Cure Senior Hunger
• Modesto Police Department - Four Men Shot At Northwest Modesto Home
• Cold Case 'Hit' Leads to Murder Charges
• Area Schools To Participate In Crime Stoppers Program....
• Modesto Symphony Orchestra And In-Shape Health Clubs Present ‘Symphony Yoga’
• Owner Of Sandwich Shop Shot During Morning Robbery
• Sword Wielding Man Shot By Officer
• Robber Strikes Downtown Credit Union; Photo Released
• Man Shot and Pronounced Dead at The Scene; Suspect in Custody
• North Modesto Bank Robbed
• Step-Son Arrested In Connection With Mid-Day Modesto Homicide
• The Modesto Police Department Undertakes Special Holiday DUI Enforcement
• New State Law Already Nets Reductions In Metal Thefts
• Police Invite Burglary Victims To View Recovered Property
• Police Invite Burglary Victims to View Recovered Property
• Law Enforcement Academy Blood Drive
• Shooting Leaves Man Dead
• Police Investigate Attempted Phone-In Robberies
• Modesto Police Continue Program To Keep Children Safe
• Anonymous Crime Stoppers Tip Leads To Arrest Of Suspected Burglar
• One Dead After Shooting At Southwest Modesto Duplex
• MPD Canine Is The Year’s Top Dog
• Tip Leads Police to Suspect Wanted In April Murder of Innocent Bystander
• Police Seek Tips after Daytime Bank Robbery
• Man Found Dead In Apartment
• Couple Attacked In Their Southwest Modesto Home : Suspect Dead
• Modesto Police Investigate Link Between Vehicle Thefts and Burglaries
• Police/Swat Serve Warrants - Arrest Robbers
• Infant Dies in Bed with Mother
• Halloween Safety Tips From The Modesto Police Department
• Exhibit of Oil Paintings Done By Virgil W. Bill West
• A Program of the Carole Sund - Carrington Foundation
• Alert Officer Catches Would-Be Robbers in the Act
• Undercover Drug Operation Nets Arrest Of Four High School Students
• Police Investigate Possible Link Between Two Robberies
• Teen Wanted By Police After Daytime Shooting
• Man Robs Mchenry Business
• Daytime Shooting Leds To Two Arrests; One Sought
• Continued Heroin Sting Results In 13 More Arrests
• Local Victims Scammed By Internet Ad
• Heroin Dealers Arrested; Leads to More Arrests
• Tip Leads Police To Marijuana Cultivation: Large Amount Of Cash
• Investigation Into Lincoln Oak Homicide Results In Several Arrests
• Death of Couple Determined To Be Murder / Suicide
• Man Frightens Prescott Senior Elementary Student on Way Home from School
• Modesto Police Department News - September 25, 2008
• Modesto Police Department News - September 24, 2008
• Man And Woman Found Dead In Northeast Modesto Home
• Man Dead; Child Critical After Early Morning Collision
• Woman In Critical Condition After Early Morning Shooting
• Two Northwest Modesto Schools Locked Down after Shots Fired
• Man Tries To Lure Student From Park
• Robbers Strike Delta Bank on Mchenry
• City Leaders Attend Police Demonstration
• Composite Sketch Released In Death of Tow Driver
• Investigators Identify Suspects In Ustick Shooting
• Fight Leads To Shooting - Man Dead
• Ten Homes In Ten Days
• Officers Assist with Delivery of Baby
• Police To Step Up Parking Enforcement
• Armed Robber Strikes Store
• Wanted Twin Brothers Captured; Officer Injured
• Man Dies after Being Shot at His Residence
• Unidentified Man Attempts to Rob Modesto
• Watchful Eyes Help Capture Four Burglars
• Dui Checkpoints In Modesto
• Modesto Police Host Citizens' Academy
• Donations Help Victim
• Six Arrested After Attempted Home Invasion
• Burglary Suspects Arrested
• Domestic Violence - One Hospitalized
• PetSmart Opens More Doors for Pet Parents in the Pelandale-Modesto
• Suspect Stealing From Friends
• 14th Annual Monterey Bay Strawberry Festival
• Agents Seize Meth Lab In Valley Home
• Early Morning Shooting Leaves Man Wounded
• Officers Shot At While Investigating Missing Juvenile Case
• 19-Month Old Boy Injured, Detectives Searching For Suspect
• Collision Kills One Injures Six
• Victims Fight Back and Catch Robbers
• Recycling Companies Doing Their Part
• Woman Assaulted In Her Vehicle
• Officer And Deputy Thankful For Support
• Two Men, Two Houses and Two Stolen Vehicles
• Woman Assaulted In Her Vehicle
• Suspect Arrested For Beating in Park
• Driver Tries To Kidnap 12-Year-Old Girl
• Modesto Couple Not Falling For Sweepstakes Scam
• Man Arrested For Shooting at Vehicle
• Woman Stabbed During Argument
• Detectives Use Internet to Investigate Prostitution
• Drug Unit Seizes Marijuana
• Three Arrested In Toddler Shooting
• Modesto Area Crime Stoppers on a Roll
• Explosive Device Found During Probation Search
• Female Arrested In Connection With Burglaries
• Suspect Arrested For Hit And Run, Investigation Continues
• Police Lieutenant and Trauma Nurse Team Up to Save Lives
• Man Arrested For Lewd Acts with Grandchildren
• Suspect Identified In Murder Investigation
• Policw Lieutenant and Trauma Nurse Team up to Save Lives
• Man and Woman Both Stabbed During Fight
• Officers Chase Down Robber
• Teen Killed In Drive-By Shooting
• Toddler Shot During Drive-By Shooting
• Bystander Killed In Drive-By Shooting
• Cambodian New Year Murder Suspect Arrested
• Agencies Work Together in Hit and Run Case
• Modesto Symphony Youth Orchestra Is Accepting Applications For The 2008/09 Season
• Murder Suspect Arrested In Mansfield, Missouri
• Police Arrest Negligent Shooters In Modesto Neighborhood
• Gang Shooter Arrested - Victim Still Critical
• Thirteen Year Old Shot In Drive By
• Three Day Sting Nets Multiple Drug Sellers
• Bystander Killed in Drive-By Shooting
• Police Stumble Into Unusual Opium Poppys
• Modesto Police Investigate Death Near Golf Course
• April Fool Attempt Earns Jokester a Citation
• Modesto Police Investigate Shooting
• Nuisance Homes Scheduled For Demolition
• Major Injury Collision, Driver Arrested for Felony Drunk Driving
• Modesto Drug Agents Arrest Ten During Operation
• Agents Seize 100 Pounds of Marijuana
• The Modesto Symphony Guild Presents Annual Fundraiser“Bach in the Barn”
• Modesto Police Receives Re-Accreditation
• Man in Critical Condition After Assualt
• Recycling Thief Arrested - Property Recovered
• Explosive Device Located at Junior High School
• Free Landlord/Property Managment Training
• Shooting Occures In Shopping Center Parking Lot
• Drive By Shooting Injures One
• Burglar Caught After Victim Calls 9-1-1
• Agents Seize Millions in Methamphetamine
• License and Sobriety Checkpoints
• Gunmen Arrested During Traffic Stop
• Long, but Fruitful Days for Drug Enforcement Teams
• Alert Neighbor Catches Burglars Red-Handed
• MPD Invited to Attend Accreditation Committee Hearing in Atlanta
• Deceased Woman Found In Local Motel
• Gang Fight Outside of Mall Leads to Stabbing
• Citizen's Tip Leads Investigators to Drugs, Guns, And Cash
• Wanted Parolee Shot By Officers
• Four Arrested After Businesses Call Police
• Officers Find Loaded Firearm after Suspects Run
• Mesa Police Department News On February 4, 2008
• A Man With A Gun Arrested Outside Restaurant
• Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Offers Free Tax Help
• Police Capture Attempted Robbery Suspect
• Three Arrested For Stealing $10,000 In Merchandise
• Modesto And Ceres Police Investigate Business Burglary in Ceres, CA
• Beating Leaves Woman In Critical Condition
• Crime Stoppers Nab Eight Suspects In One Week
• Attempted Murder Suspect Arrested In Newman
• Parolees Attempt Escape But Are Captured By Officers
• Take Over Robbery At Red Lobster
• Robbery Suspect Arrested
• Crime Stoppers Nab Eight Suspects in One Week
• Beating Leaves Woman In Critical Condition
• Neighbors Stop Stabbing
• Man Steals Van From Flower Shop
• G.R.E.A.T. Video News Release
• Man Dies From Knife Wound
• Son Retrieves Mother's Purse From Knife Wielding Thief
• Two Men Arrested After Using Video Camera to Steal Gas
• Suspect Arrested For Counterfiet Gas Cards, Again
• Modesto Police Investigate Bank Robbery
• Suspect In Custody After Assaulting Officers
• Shooting Victim in Vehicle Found By Passing Motorists
• Gang Investigation Leads To Search Warrants
• Children Are Located
• Modesto Police Search For Two Missing Girls
• Modesto Police Open Downtown Office
• Second Arrest In Murder Case
• Murder Arrest Made- One Man Outstanding
• Man Arrested For Murder In Missing Person Case
• Carjacking Suspects Arrested In Modesto
• Collision Claims Life Of One
• Modesto Police Investigate Bank Robbery
• Modesto Places First In National Night Out
• Suspect Caught On Tape
• Second Sexual Assault Victim Comes Forward
• Drive-By Shooting Leaves Man Wounded
• Modesto Police Offer Free Child Car Seat Help
• Search Warrant Reveals Numerous Drugs and Guns
• Detectives Make Arrest in Sexual Battery Case
• Police Investigate Shooting At Apartment Complex
• High School Student Assaulted
• Probation Search Yields Numerous Arrests
• Modesto Man Shoots Thief Breaking Into His Car
• High School Band Instructor Arrested
• Bicyclist Killed In Collision With Truck
• Police Begin Alcohol/Minor Sting Operations
• Modesto Man Faces More Charges For Video Taping Minors
• Search Warrants Lead To Arrests
• Closet Singers 'Come Out' Online

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