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Neighbors raise questions about new housing subdivision
Council moves project forward with suggestions in mind
Balisha Ranch
The City Council approved a rezone for the Balisha Ranch subdivision, which will bring 50 new homes on E. Tuolumne Road. (Journal file photo).
ANGELINA MARTIN
Turlock Journal
Published: Nov 13, 2021, 2:46 AM
A forthcoming housing development will bring 50 new homes to Turlock, but those who live near the future subdivision are concerned about the increased traffic the project would create.
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ICE raids impacting local economy
Gray joins bipartisan group to introduce immigration reform bill
Merced swap meet
Swap meets across the Valley — including the one pictured above in Merced — have seen fewer people show up to buy and less vendors setting up since federal immigration raids began (CHRISTIAN DE JESUS BETANCOURT / Merced FOCUS).
Joe Cortez
Turlock Journal
Published: Jul 16, 2025, 9:01 AM
New research by UC Merced’s Community and Labor Center shows the immigration policies of President Donald Trump is having a chilling effect on employment rates throughout the state.
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