Kristina Hacker

The City of Turlock is once again accepting applications for the Community Events & Activities Grant Program.

Rainbird is singing a new song in 2024. The downtown Merced eatery started the new year with expanded hours and refreshed menus by new executive chef Evan Morrison.

March events at the Turlock Library will start with the Read to a Dog program from noon to 1 p.m. today. Independent readers up to age 12 are invited to practice their reading skills.

In May 2018, the Turlock Police Department’s Special Weapons and Tactics team was called in to help Oakdale police detectives who were attempting to take a murder suspect into custody who was found in a Turlock apartment complex.

The Turlock Planning Commission is expected on Thursday to review the annual report on the city’s implementation of its 2023 General Plan, as well as a few new projects under consideration.

The Turlock City Council will review a Measure A accountability report for fiscal year 2022-23 at their Tuesday meeting. The citywide sales tax is divided into two funds — one for road repairs and maintenance and another for other general fund expenses.

A solar eclipse watch party will be held from 9:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. April 8 outside the Turlock Library.

The City of Turlock will continue its commitment to assist local small businesses with two upcoming free seminars on e-commerce and media relations.

The City of Turlock will continue its commitment to assist local small businesses with two upcoming free seminars on e-commerce and media relations.

Students in Felicitas Rodriguez’s second grade two-way immersion class at Osborn Elementary School practice their Spanish language skills in 2009 (Journal file photo).