Ceres, United States (Local)
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Jeff Benziger focuses mainly on local news, particularly crime and government-related topics. He primarily covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to law enforcement, city council updates, and crime. When reaching out to Jeff for potential coverage or pitching ideas, consider offering new developments in ongoing local stories or exclusive insights into crime trends or political issues within Ceres, California. If you have information about significant local events or emerging situations that impact the community directly, it is likely to capture his interest.
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By: Jeff Benziger
Residents will likely see an increase in illegal fireworks this year because of the Fourth of July holiday falling on Saturday and due to the 250th anniversary celebration of America’s independence but police will attempt to catch as many violators as they can.
If you were hoping 2026 would be the year you could hop on the Altamont Corridor Express (ACE) train in Ceres and take a ride to the Bay Area for a 49ers game or a day of exploration elsewhere, there’s some bad news for you.
Stanislaus County supervisors approved the creation of a new task force last week aimed at addressing the growing number of food vendors operating without permits. The proposal was approved at the June 23 meeting.
By: Modesto Pool
The Salvation Army Red Shield Center in south Modesto has contractedwith the city of Ceres to offer swim lessons and recreational swim times this summer since the city of Ceres cancelled its program for lack of funds. Some members of the Ceres City Council are not happy about losing a Ceres site program. - photo by Contributed
By: Jeff Benziger
Should sex offenders be barred from running for public office? The California State Senate’s Elections Committee doesn’t think so and killed a bill (AB 2753) last week that would bar registered sex offenders from running for public office.
The city of Ceres has been awarded a $1 million grant in Proposition 64 grant funding to underwrite efforts to address increasing illegal cannabis activity and associated public safety risks.
A 40-year-old Turlock woman who appeared to be up to no good was arrested on a warrant as she was loitering behind a closed business complex early Tuesday, June 30.
The candidate filing period is drawing closer with opportunities for residents to step and become candidates.
A Darwin Avenue family was burned out of their home on Saturday in what was a very busy Fourth of July weekend of fires and police enforcement.
The countdown is on for one of Stanislaus County’s most anticipated summer traditions as the County Fair returns July 10-19, welcoming families, friends, and visitors for 10 days of entertainment, agriculture, fair food, carnival rides, live music, and community pride.
