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Modesto Nuts to relocate to San Bernardino
Modesto is losing its lone professional sports team after nearly eight decades.
Where does Valley Children’s latest tax return stack up to other children’s hospitals?
While Valley Children’s is the nation’s 16th-largest pediatric hospital, its executives are among the best paid in the industry, a review of comparable hospitals shows.
Gary Condit – no, not that one – is running for Mayor of Ceres
The grandson of former Congressman, Gary Condit is trying to follow in the footsteps of his family and get elected to a local government.
Gallo Center gears up for 17th anniversary with star-studded lineup
The Modesto-based performing arts center unfurled a star-studded lineup of music, comedy, and speaking talent for the 2024-2025 season.
Modesto Nuts to leave town following 2024 season
The Seattle Mariners and the City of Modesto could not come to an agreement to extend their lease agreement past this season.
A family affair? Valley Senator alleges powerful Modesto political family conspired to secure $5mil in budget funds
Sen. Marie Alvarado-Gil alleged that Stanislaus Supervisor Channce Condit conspired with his father (and her former chief of staff) to secure $5 million in state dollars for improvements in his district. Now the funds are on ice.
Bonta targets Modesto Pregnancy Center, City Schools over Sex Ed curriculum
The Modesto Pregnancy Center has provided sex education for Modesto schools for two decades. Now Rob Bonta is investigating the curriculum after receiving parent complaints.
Modesto police bust illegal gambling, cannabis sales at smoke shops
Police confiscated 10 gambling machines being used at local smoke shops illegally.
Modesto cannabis dispensary owes hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees
Stanislaus County could change its cannabis fee structure with a proposed sales tax measure that may be placed on the November ballot.
Homeless people removed from furnished caves in Modesto
A number of homeless people were living in caves along the Tuolumne River.
