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Can science transform California crops to cope with drought?

September 16, 2021 latinotimes 0

There’s a hive of PhDs at the University of California at Davis who are working to reinvent food production in the Golden State. Researchers have fanned out across the globe collecting rare plant samples; others […]

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Majority of voters would keep Gov. Newsom, poll says

September 12, 2021 latinotimes 0

More than half of California voters would vote ‘No’ in the recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom, according to the results of a statewide poll released Tuesday — two weeks before ballots are set to be […]

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Family and Community Pays Tribute to Mike Torres Sr.

August 14, 2021 latinotimes 0

The children of Mike Torres Sr. decided to give the patriarch his flowers while he was still here to receive them. After more than half a century of performing with his children, and even his […]

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The Voters Who Could Turn California Red

August 14, 2021 latinotimes 0

At the end of the 2020 election, California’s Republicans had reason to feel hopeful. Although Joe Biden won the state by a landslide, Donald Trump won more votes (6 million) there than any other Republican […]

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County skilled labor program graduates first cohort, looks to recruit more for next session

August 9, 2021 latinotimes 0

The first cohort of graduates from High Road Construction Careers SB1/MC3 Building Construction Apprenticeship Readiness program – also known as Valley Build – in San Joaquin County took place at California Human Development in Stockton […]

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Port of Stockton Commission announces new Leadership

July 12, 2021 latinotimes 0

Stockton, CA – Earlier this year the Port of Stockton Commission launched a national recruitment process in search of an experienced Port Director to step in following the retirement announcement of current Director, Richard Aschieris. […]

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$600 Stimulus Checks: Two-Thirds of Californians Expected to Receive New Direct Payments

July 8, 2021 latinotimes 0

An estimated two-thirds of California’s nearly 40 million residents are expected to receive a stimulus check of $600 under a new budget plan pushed forward by the state’s Democratic governor, Gavin Newsom, and approved by […]

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PORT IMPROVES CARGO HANDLING CAPABILITIES THROUGH PURCHASE OF TWO CRANES

June 25, 2021 latinotimes 0

STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA – The Port of Stockton has greatly improved operational efficiency and expanded its cargo handling capabilities by investing in new equipment. The Port purchased two Liebherr 550 Mobile Harbor Cranes offering a combined […]

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El Concilio launches Emergency Rental Assistance Program

June 8, 2021 latinotimes 0

By Bob Highfill Landlords and eligible households are encouraged to work together to take advantage of a program that provides housing stability for those facing economic hardship caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. El Concilio in […]

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County officials eyeing campus approach to curb homelessness

June 8, 2021 latinotimes 0

By Bob Highfill California will ease restrictions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic on June 15. The novel coronavirus that causes the highly contagious respiratory disease responsible for tens of thousands to die statewide is […]

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