Scott Linesburgh
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Stockton, CA, United States
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Stockton 911: Stockton police investigating Saturday morning homicide
A roundup of crime news for March 2021 from Stockton, San Joaquin and Calaveras counties. → Read More
Leaders were slow to bring COVID-19 testing to Latino communities. Now people are sick.
It was mid-June in Lodi, and Dr. Patricia Iris was alarmed.Every COVID-19 patient at Lodi Memorial that day was Latino, even though Latinos make up only → Read More
Local leaders not ready to give up on hopes for a CSU Stockton
STOCKTON – Some local supporters of Stockton’s drive to secure a California State University pledged to move forward despite a report stating → Read More
Stockton not getting its own CSU, report says
A California State University is not coming to Stockton or any of the other four cities vying for a public four-year university.The California State University Board of Trustees this week discussed a report stating that projected 2035 enrollment demand alone does not justify the development of a new 7,500 full-time equivalent student campus at any of the potential sites.The other locations… → Read More
Stockton not getting its own CSU, trustees say
A California State University is not coming to Stockton or any of the other four cities vying for a public four-year university.The California State University Board of Trustees this week released a report stating that projected 2035 enrollment demand alone does not justify the development of a new 7,500 full-time equivalent student campus at any of the potential sites.The other locations… → Read More
Safety first: Delta College adjusts as fall athletic seasons moved to spring
STOCKTON – It will be an athletic season unlike any other at San Joaquin Delta College, and the school’s administrators and coaches will cope → Read More
Gentle Giant: Basketball legend, coach Bill Stricker dies at 72
STOCKTON – He was one of University of the Pacific’s most honored basketball players, a successful high school coach and an accomplished educator.But Bill Stricker never cared for trophies or accolades. To him, personal relationships were proof of a life well lived.Stricker, who was a 6-foot-8 gentleman with a booming voice and positive attitude, rose to play in the NBA and Europe before a long… → Read More
Stockton’s Jacki Gemelos overcomes long struggle with injuries to make it back to the WNBA
STOCKTON — Jacki Gemelos admits that during the most frustrating and injury-prone moments of her career she sometimes wondered if her basketball → Read More
Laura Campos brings annual Charles Washington award back to Edison High
STOCKTON — In what will be one of her final visits to the campus of Edison High School, Laura Campos took a good look at the athletic history of her alma mater.On the back wall of the main gym, facing the football field, is the name of many of the Vikings’ top players and coaches. Prominently on the list is coaching legend Charles Washington, the namesake for the award Campos is so honored to… → Read More
Wilburn, Oliver named players of the year at 2020 Best of The Record High School Awards
STOCKTON — A pair of difference makers on the basketball court were honored as the top high school athletes in the area for an academic year → Read More
Local race tracks open this weekend
STOCKTON – Auto racing is returning to San Joaquin County, and caution will be the key word as local drivers take the green flag.Having secured → Read More
‘Fantastic coach & person’: Conway remembered for his winning ways and ability to inspire others
STOCKTON — Tom Conway’s family always knew he would become a coach. The only question was which sport.The answer was basketball, and he would use his up-tempo style of play and ability to motivate players to become a local legend.Conway, who led Stagg High’s boys team to two perfect seasons in the 1970s and was elected to the Stockton Athletic Hall of Fame in 2019, passed away on May 3 at his… → Read More
St. Mary’ girls basketball coach Tom Gonsalves resigns
STOCKTON – After almost two decades and a record number of state championships, Tom Gonsalves is stepping down as the head coach of the St. → Read More
St. Mary’ girls basketball coach Tom Gonsalves resigns
STOCKTON – STOCKTON – Tom Gonsalves cited a difference in philosophy with the St. Mary’s High School athletic department as the reason he stepping down as the Rams’ varsity basketball coach after two decades.Gonsalves confirmed his decision to resign on Thursday night, stating that he informed the administration a few days ago. It ends his remarkable run at St. Mary’s, which included more than… → Read More
‘I did what I could do at St. Mary’s:’ Girls basketball coach Tom Gonsalves resigns
STOCKTON — Tom Gonsalves cited a difference in philosophy with the St. Mary’s High School athletic department as the reason he is stepping down as the Rams’ varsity basketball coach after two decades.Gonsalves confirmed his decision to resign Thursday night, saying that he informed the administration a few days ago. It ends his remarkable run at St. Mary’s, which included more than 500 wins, a… → Read More
Getting ready: SJ General prepares for anticipated surge of COVID-19 cases
FRENCH CAMP With the COVID-19 pandemic expected to peak in the area in the next several weeks, officials at San Joaquin General Hospital are reopening → Read More
Roth named boys basketball coach at Lathrop
Charles Roth looks at his new job as a trip back home.Roth, who coached junior varsity basketball at Lathrop High in the past, returns to the school as → Read More
Brookside Christian’s Luke Williams named Division IV coach of the year
Luke Williams leads Brookside Christian through traumatic season and is name Division IV state coach of the year. → Read More
Stockpile of masks to stay in reserve at Port of Stockton
STOCKTON — It was the mother lode of medical equipment discovered in a warehouse at the Port of Stockton.There were some 16,000 N95 respirators and 37,000 non-medical-grade face masks belonging to the American Red Cross in the warehouse.Despite the shortage of such equipment at medical facilities around the country during the novel coronavirus pandemic, an American Red Cross spokesman said those… → Read More
Asparagus Festival latest event to be canceled over outbreak
STOCKTON Those with a yearning for deep-fried asparagus will have to wait until spring 2021 for the festival named after the vegetable.This year’s San Joaquin Asparagus Festival, scheduled for April 17-19 at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds, has been officially canceled and will return next year. It is among the most recent series of events canceled or postponed due to the coronavirus… → Read More