




Lots to report this month. I was invited by the San Joaquin Medical Society to shadow two physicians in the Stockton area for half a day each.
There will be much more at stake than civic pride when the Amgen “Tour of California” bicycle race rolls into Modesto on May 19.
Ideas were flying furiously at Pacific’s latest “Beyond Our Gates” fact-finding session.
Anthony Butera wants to inject a healthy dose of Christian values, more specifically, Catholic Christian values, into the business world.
Pacific President Pamela A. Eibeck wants to strengthen the bonds between the university and Stockton.
A world without Bette Belle Smith is difficult to fathom.
Even in the best of times, it’s a hard sell – spending billions and billions and billions to develop and refine the technologies needed to explore outer space.
OK. I’ll admit it. I’m one of those Americans extremely dissatisfied with my health care coverage.
America draws its strength from people like Jose Hernandez.
That Hernandez, one of four children in a migrant family from Mexico, would become an accomplished engineer and astronaut is nothing short of a spectacular achievement.
With this issue, you will find new features in both the print and online editions of The Central Valley Business Journal.
In case you skipped ahead to this column, for which, of course, I am eternally grateful (I’ve always known that our readers have impeccable taste); head on back to Pages 4 and 5 – BUT NOT YET – to check out The Journal Roundtable and Sound Off!
California’s unemployment rate dropped to 9.0 percent in April, according to data released today by the California Employment Development Department (EDD) from two separate surveys. That was down from 9.4 percent in March and 10.7 percent a year ago.
Mayor Anthony Silva called for more cooperation among city officials and help from members of the community to solve the problems that plague the city in his first State of the City address delivered at the Port of Stockton May 16.
Gov. Jerry Brown is using his revised budget plan to call for changes to the way public schools are funded. He released the plan Tuesday morning.
The Port of Stockton will use the software company Tideworks Technology’s terminal operating system (TOS) to manage its container-on-barge operation and improve overall operational efficiency, the company and the Port announced Tuesday. Customize your own information dashboard! You can double-click on the city name and enter your own city to see local weather every time you visit the site.
You can also track your own stocks on the market index. Just type the stock symbol and hit enter to add it to your personal list.




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