Aaron Leathley

With less than a month to Election Day, District 4 voters face a choice between two Stockton City Council candidates with vastly different resumes.

California Assembly candidate Denise Aguilar pleaded guilty in 2020 to lying to obtain nearly $11,000 in San Joaquin County aid, court records show.

AS VOTERS PREPARE for Election Day, they face a choice between two Stockton City Council candidates with vastly different resumes.

Media entrepreneur Jason Lee and Vice Mayor Kimberly Warmsley both disclosed new investments and income in conflict-of-interest documents after California’s government ethics agency opened investigations into the candidates.

Mario Enriquez and Gina Valadez-Bracamonte ran to replace Councilmember Susan Lenz, who was unable to run again due to term limits.

Unlike the presidential race, which was called in the early hours of Wednesday morning, many local elections are still too close to call. San Joaquin

Sheriff’s deputies arrested a former San Joaquin County Superior Court clerk Wednesday, alleging she provided a reporter a copy of a search warrant that

District Attorney Ron Freitas described the alleged illegal release of a sealed warrant by a county court clerk to a reporter as a “betrayal” and an “assault on our justice system” in a statement Thursday.

In a landmark 7-0 vote, Stockton’s City Council enacted a sweeping ban this week prohibiting homeless residents from camping on nearly all public

San Joaquin County Superior Court’s online services are back after being shut down due to a “cybersecurity incident,” according to a court statement. On