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Man accused of breaking into home, licking woman's toes while she slept

Ceres, California · Ceres

Man accused of breaking into home, licking woman's toes while she slept

100% Center coverage: 6 sources

KOVR By Richard Ramos Click here for updates on this story CERES, California (KOVR) — A Modesto man is accused of breaking into a Ceres woman’s house and then biting and licking her toes while she slept, authorities said Friday. The Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Office said this happened shortly after midnight on May 21. Cristian Alejandro Solorio Anguiano allegedly began stalking the woman at her job in February. Though other employees at the…See the Story

Victims Confront Ex-Volunteer Saginaw County Sheriff’s Deputy at Sentencing for Sexual Abuse

Stanislaus County · Stanislaus County

Victims Confront Ex-Volunteer Saginaw County Sheriff’s Deputy at Sentencing for Sexual Abuse

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

SAGINAW, MI — For decades, Ronald J. Belko fostered a reputation as a trustworthy friend and dedicated public servant, serving as a volunteer Saginaw County Sheriff’s deputy and as a firefighter. Yet at the same time, Belko was leading a double-life as a serial rapist of young boys.See the Story

Starting summer off with a splash

Turlock · Turlock

Starting summer off with a splash

Families looking to beat the heat this summer season can cool off at the City of Turlock’s two aquatic playgrounds, or go for a dip in the newly renovated Columbia Pool.Read Article

Governor takes city council to task over homeless shelter

Gov. Gavin Newsom is demanding to know Turlock’s plan regarding homelessness — specifically, how it plans to fund the We Care homeless shelter — and implored the city council to do a better job in addressing the needs of the unhoused.Turlock · Turlock Read Article

Rep. McClintock talks forest management, Yosemite and immigration

The Turlock Journal recently sat down with Rep. Tom McClintock (R-El Dorado Hills) at his Modesto office to talk about the Republican-controlled Congress’ sweeping changes to the political and regulatory landscape. Below is Part 2 of that interview (Part 1 was published in the May 30 edition).George Soros · Modesto Read Article

Hannah's House opens its doors to homeless women and children in Modesto

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A new facility to house women and children in Modesto is opening up.Modesto · Modesto Read Article

Vegetation fire burns 7 acres in south Turlock

All Turlock Fire units responded at approximately 3 p.m. Sunday to a vegetation fire behind a residence in the 1200 block of S. Minaret St.Turlock · Turlock Read Article

Modesto father of five identified as the man found dead in a Ceres canal

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Luis Anguiano Calzado, a father of five from Modesto, was found dead in a canal in Stanislaus County, leaving behind a grieving family and community.Modesto · Modesto Read Article

Graffiti cruises back through Modesto

Despite the fact that the 1973 classic “American Graffiti” — written and directed by Modesto native George Lucas — is more than 50 years old, and the era it portrayed is more than 60 years in the rearview mirror, Brent Burnside believes the annual American Graffiti Parade & Festival is as relevant as ever.Modesto · Modesto Read Article

Graduate unveils renovated training room at Turlock High to complete Eagle Project

Sarah Galvan was one of 577 students who graduated from Turlock High School on Friday, but before the ceremony, she unveiled a parting gift to current and future students and staff that was nearly eight months in the making.Turlock · Turlock Read Article

Feasibility study $75K approved by council

Ramar underscored that this is merely the first step in what would be a “monumental task,” noting that even if the transition proves feasible, the city would still face challenges such as the potential need for eminent domain, severance from PG&E infrastructure, and substantial additional studies required by MID.PG&E · Oakdale Read Article