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Turlock bids for Amgen Tour
Imagine thousands of screaming fans, jam packed streets and world class athletes cycling down the streets at unimaginable speeds.
Turlock officials presented with 'Valley Vision'
In an attempt to make the roads less congested, jobs more available and air in the Valley much cleaner, the Stanislaus Council of Governments has created a plan of action.
Parks Commission shoots down dog park rename, halt on Crane Park additions
The word "aye" seemed to be missing at Wednesday's Parks, Recreation and Community Programs Commission meeting, as members of the commission failed to pass both items on the agenda.
Cannella chats at home
Anthony Cannella held a Ceres town hall meeting attended by about 50 people last week and explained his controversial stand against his own party on a number of votes in the state Senate.
Council to vote on skate park move
The decision to relocate the Brandon Koch Memorial Skate Park from its current Starr Avenue location to Donnelly Park has garnered applause, dismay and outcry from the Turlock community.
Denham talks immigration with area residents
All eyes were on U.S Rep Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) as he spoke to members of the community about the need for immigration reform on Tuesday.
State declares August Child Support Awareness Month
The month of August is typically associated with cooling temperatures, the start of school and the end of summer vacation.
City receives award to help first time home buyers
First time home buyers in Turlock could be getting a little help from the state.
Denham hopes to get undocumented workers to join armed forces
U.S. Representative Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) wants to make gaining legal status for illegal immigrants easier.
Mayor's task force to court industry
The Turlock City Council got serious about bringing new businesses to town on Tuesday night by establishing the Mayor's Economic Development Team, a specialized task force designed to create and sustain economic development in the Turlock community.
New program aims to save native fish
The Stanislaus River is under invasion, and Congressman Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) wants to do something about it.
Council waives insurance for road closures; let the block parties continue
Residents wanting to obtain a road closure for future block parties will be able to do it without paying a dime, for now.
More work in store for fire, police
The city of Turlock's current budget means vacancies at the police and fire departments will remain empty for the foreseeable time, but both agency chiefs are hopeful an allocation for overtime spending will bolster staffing levels and maintain public safety standards.
New task force aims to boost Turlock economy
It's not exactly the Justice League, but it comes close.
City stalls road tax decision
The Turlock City Council has decided to table a proposed road tax for the time being and wait to see what avenue Stanislaus County is going to take on a possible county-wide measure.
Articles by Section - Government
Midyear budget review shows Turlock on track
As the strenuous years of the economic recession trail further away in the rearview mirror, the outlook is bright for the City of Turlock which is generally performing within its fiscal boundaries according to the mid-year budget review.
Second phase of transit plan set in motion
The second phase of the Turlock Regional Transit Center is beginning to take shape as plans for a 6,000 square foot building have been submitted to the City of Turlock.
Turlock City Council bans smoking in parks
The Turlock City Council unanimously voted to ban tobacco and electronic smoking devices in parks Tuesday night, but enforcing the new resolution could prove difficult.
Council to vote on CVB contract termination at next meeting
The Turlock Chamber of Commerce's stake in the Turlock Convention and Visitors Bureau could be coming to an end pending a vote from the Turlock City Council on Feb. 10.
Council to talk budget, more aggressive smoking ban on Tuesday
Local smokers may soon find themselves at a loss for a place to light up in public as, after five months of discussion, the decision to ban smoking and electronic or vapor smoking devices will appear before the Turlock City Council on Tuesday.
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