At about 11:55 pm Friday night, the Turlock Police Department was dispatched to a reported hit and run vehicle collision with no injuries in front of 7 Star Liquor, 952 Lander Avenue, Turlock. When officers arrived on scene, they located two vehicles involved. One was a blue Honda sedan and the other was a white […]
On Monday, November 1, 2021, Turlock Police Department Detectives arrested a 38 year-old Daniel James Baudino, teacher and resident of Turlock, following an investigation of sex crimes that occurred between June 2016 to August 2016.The confidential victim, who was a juvenile at the time these crimes occurred, reported these incidents on Thursday, October 28, 2021. […]
At about 3:54 pm Sunday afternoon, the Turlock Fire Department was dispatched to a reported grass fire at the intersection of North Golden State Boulevard and West Tuolumne Road. When firefighters arrived on scene, they located a medium sized fire burning along the railroad tracks. Firefighters stopped trains as they had hose lines layed on […]
Theresa “Terry” Gonzales September 1953 – January 2020 Theresa “Terry” Gonzales, 66 of Turlock, CA, passed away on January 2, 2020 in the comfort of her own home. Terry was born in Hollister, CA to William and Geraldine Castro on September 30, 1953. She went to school at Santa Ana School and San Benito High […]
Animal ID: A033111The shelter named me Bindi. I am a 2 year old female tricolor Queensland Heeler. I was found not wearing a collar on Burgenland/Verona. I have been at the shelter since Tuesday, January 7, 2020. I will be available for adoption on Tuesday, January 14, 2020. Must provide proof of home ownership or landlord approval at […]
Animal ID: A033110The shelter named me Binky. I am a 9 month old female tan Chihuahua – Smooth Coated. I was found not wearing a collar on W Linwood/E Glenwood. I have been at the shelter since Tuesday, January 7, 2020. I will be available for adoption on Tuesday, January 14, 2020. Must provide proof of home ownership […]
The Cal State Stanislaus women's soccer team was rewarded for being one of the best teams all year long — and ranked as high as No. 3 for two weeks — on Monday as the Warriors received an invitation to participate in the NCAA Division II Championship tournament. The Warriors (13-4-1) will extend their season this week and will play in the national tournament for the second consecutive year. It will be the program's third appearance. The fourth seeded Warriors will face No. 5 seed, and GNAC tournament champion, Seattle Pacific (12-4-3) Thursday night at 7 p.m. in Bellingham, Wash., on the campus of No. 1 seed Western Washington (16-0-4). Winner of the first round match will face host Western Washington on Saturday at 1 p.m.
Assemblymember Kristin Olsen (R-Modesto) was reaffirmed Thursday as the Assembly Republican Leader for the upcoming legislative session, succeeding termed-out Assemblymember Connie Conway (R-Tulare). “I am working hard to unify our Caucus and unify our party around core principles that will energize our state and restore California’s greatness,” said recently re-elected Olsen. “Good jobs, great schools, and a more transparent, citizen-focused government are policy priorities that our Caucus will provide solutions for.”
While most Turlockers were focused on the Mayoral and City Council races last night, there were several state and countywide races, along with propositions, that Turlock voters had a choice in. Incumbent Governor Edmund G. “Jerry” Brown (D) won a total of 58.7 percent of the vote against challenger Neel Kashkari (R) who took 41.3 percent of the vote in the State to win a record fourth term. In Stanislaus county, however, the results were much more narrow, with Brown receiving just 50.82 percent of the vote while Kashkari received 49.18 percent.
In the race for the two open seats on Turlock City Council, challenger Matthew Jacob won 4,892 votes, for a total of 29.51 percent, taking one open seat followed by incumbent Bill DeHart who won 4,341 votes for a total of 26.18 percent, taking the other open seat. DeHart, 66, has served as a councilmember for the past four years, was a Commissioned Officer in the United States Marine Corps for over 20 years and has been a part of
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