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The Lodi Unified School District re-opened campuses to students last week, and within five days, five COVID-19 exposures were reported.

Congratulations to Soy Into You Candle Company! Voted "Best" Local Product- Best of Lodi Reader's Choice 2021! Soy Into You Candle Co.

An early morning fire on Easter Sunday gutted four units -- including a church and preschool -- at the business plaza located at Cherokee and Pioneer. Firefighters responded around 5 a.m. and were still extinguishing the fire at 9 a.m. A man who said his father owns the plaza noted that another unit was slated to be a doctor's office.

The OptumServe COVID-19 testing site at the Lodi Library will be moving to a new location Monday morning.

The Tokay football team had its back against the wall in Friday’s game against Linden at Hubbard Field, and the Tigers responded to come away with a 27-21 victory.

As restaurants in Lodi closed their doors Monday and prepared for take-out or delivery service only, one diner has openly stated he will continue both indoor and outdoor dining.

Two men suspected in the shooting and robbery of a Lodi liquor store owner will appear in court Tuesday. A third man will appear in court Wednesday, according to the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office jail logs.

A fast food restaurant chain currently trying to take up digs in Northern California is making its way to Lodi.

The tragic death of 11-year-old Woodbridge Elementary student Adan Llanos has left the local community stunned and in mourning.

Three suspects have been arrested in connection to the shooting death of a Lodi liquor store owner last month, the Lodi Police Department reported on Saturday.

A trio of local softball players put ink to paper on Wednesday, signing their NCAA National Letter of Intent to start their college careers once their senior season is complete.

After 15 years of making pastries at a French-inspired bakery in San Francisco, Lynn Echeverria and her husband Fausto were laid off in 2019.

The winery that put Lodi on the map has earned an award that adds another honor to the region’s ever-growing reputation.

The City of Lodi is suing four oil and chemical companies to recover costs associated with treating contaminated groundwater in the area.