As with any year, 2024 had its good times and bad for Turlock and its surrounding communities. As an election year, 2024 ...

2024 is in the books, and it was another year where local athletes did not disappoint, whether it came by clutch heroics that ...

A new law aimed at better protecting pedestrians as they attempt to cross the street goes into effect today. And as for ...

Along with an earth-shaking election season, 2024 also included a solar eclipse and Northern Lights making a Central Valley ...

After the devastating cancer death of his wife, Jeff Pappas has dedicated his life to raising awareness about breast cancer ...

An 18-year-old Atwater man who engaged in two separate high-speed pursuits with law enforcement officers came to end with his ...

A handful of local basketball teams will enter 2025 in the loss column after regional Christmas tournaments wrapped up over ...

What better time than the new year to start something new. And since today is Jan. 1, well, there’s no time like the present.

As the holiday season draws to a close, it’s time to put away the decorations and until next year and get ready to face the new year ahead.

A free lunch of tamales, beans and rice — plus a chance to meet members of the Turlock Police Department — is being offered as part of “Tamales con la Policia,” an event sponsored by Mariscos ...

Economic development continues to evolve in the city of Turlock, with some high-profile business closures and some recent ...

The Stanislaus County resident who was confirmed having H5N1 avian influenza, also known as the bird flu, had contact with ...