Situated on the bank of the San Joaquin River near Grayson, Laird Park was a pleasantly landscaped respite for locals on the West Side for more than two decades.
In not quite two years, all that h...
Walmart review sheds further light on proposal A proposal to open a Super Walmart in Patterson could mean more jobs and plenty of taxable revenue to add to the city’s coffers, at the risk of shuttering a couple of local grocery stores and a do...
Race heats up for Del Puerto Health Care District board seats The race is heating up for three health district board seats will be up for grabs this November. Seats will open up as the terms for board members Ed Maring, Harold Hill and Evan Schut are schedul...
Seniors warned about phone scam
When a local grandmother picked up her phone last week, she heard the voice of a man claiming to be her grandson. The man reported that he had a “cold,” was in New York and had been in an “acciden...
Soroptimist president repeats for second year Juanzette Hunter was installed president of Soroptimist International of Patterson for a second time when the group met June 22 at the home of Coleen Sanguinetti, installing officer, in Crows Land...
Shielding his ears from the roar of souped-up truck and tractor engines Saturday, July 17, young Thomas Silva was excited to be so close to the powerful vehicles.
The soil where a planned alternative and special-education school will be built in Patterson is contaminated, county office of education officials confirmed this week.
A public hearing concerning an appeal of the Patterson Planning Commission’s recent denial of a proposed addition to Sacred Heart Catholic Church will be continued to the regularly scheduled City C...