Turlock Journal

Potential improvements under consideration for Donnelly Park include upgrades to existing amenities—such as playgrounds and restrooms—as well as the addition of new recreational opportunities such as interior walking paths with a bridge over the lake, a bike park track, an outdoor fitness amenity, a multi-sport court and a dog park.

City seeks public input on possible improvements for Donnelly Park Most of Turlock’s residents have at one time or another been to Donnelly Park. Whether it was during the annual Love Turlock rally, an end-of-the-year field day for local schools or just to visit the park’s famous duck population, it is an iconic part of the city’s culture.

The supervisors voted unanimously to accept the Behavioral Health Services Act plan to be implemented over fiscal years 2026-2029.

County to beef up mental health services over next three years MODESTO – The Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved an integrated plan that will help reshape behavioral health services in the county over the next three years.

The project, called “Virtual Turlock,” is a collaborative effort between the City and Stanislaus State’s Department of Computer Science. The platform is designed to give residents, visitors, businesses and prospective students a new way to experience Turlock through immersive virtual tours and interactive digital experiences.

‘Virtual Turlock’ showcases community while preparing next generation of tech professionals The City of Turlock and California State University, Stanislaus are partnering on an innovative project to showcase the community through technology and create hands-on learning opportunities for Stanislaus State students.

Local players shine when Blue beats Gold in Flag Football Classic

North falls to South in annual All-Star Football Classic MERCED – A.J. Jones caught a pair of touchdown passes – one with about six minutes remaining – to lead the South all-stars to a 22-13 come-from-behind victory over the North on Saturday in the third annual Merced County All-Star Football Classic at Golden Valley High School.

Two pairs of tickets will be raffled off tomorrow morning, June 17, at 10 a.m. for the July 1 Round of 32 match at San Francisco Bay Area Stadium.

World Cup tickets up for grabs at Ten Pin Fun Center Local soccer fans have a unique opportunity to get an up close look at FIFA World Cup action courtesy of the Ten Pin Fun Center.

“I don’t think I have a whole grasp on it right now. Living in this moment is super special."

Four days after his MLB debut with the Colorado Rockies, Cole Carrigg shared the major league diamond this weekend in Las Vegas with his best friend, Tyler Soderstrom of the Athletics.

‘We dreamed of this’: Cole Carrigg, Tyler Soderstrom cherish opportunity to share major league diamond Just four days removed from his highly-anticipated MLB debut on Tuesday in Denver, Cole Carrigg and the Rockies took the short flight to Las Vegas for a three-game series with the Athletics. Stationed in left field for the A’s at Las Vegas Ballpark, where the team played six games to promote a pla...

About 400 people crowded in a line more than 100 yards long when the store officially opened at 9 a.m. Once the doors opened, that number continued to grow.

Book lovers rejoice at opening of Turlock Barnes & Noble Weren’t books supposed to be on their way out, just like CDs and DVDs and AOL accounts? If they were, you’d never know it from Wednesday’s grand opening of Barnes & Noble Booksellers in the Monte Vista Crossings shopping center.

Alyson donated a kidney to Juan, whose failing organs had required him to undergo nightly peritoneal dialysis treatments since last summer.

Turlock woman gives brother the gift of life Turlock resident Alyson Chavez is 15 years younger than her brother, Juan Chavez of Patterson.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house was held for Aspiranet’s Hope Forward Transitional Aged Youth (TAY) Independence Program that will provide outpatient behavioral health services, independent living skills programming, and other wellness resources in a residential area of Turlock.

New Hope Forward program offers support for at-risk youth in Turlock A new facility was officially opened in Turlock on Thursday that will bring help to vulnerable youth.

The potential for increased air quality impacts will remain until the fire is extinguished and smoke impacts diminish.

Tracy warehouse fire prompts air pollution warning for Valley residents A large warehouse fire in Tracy is generating significant smoke that may affect air quality in portions of the San Joaquin Valley in the next few days, according to the Air Pollution Control District.