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The mantra at Manteca City Hall: Build Raymus Parkway (Expressway) come hell or high water

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$4.3M from Uncle Sam will help make Lathrop whole

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. $4.3M from Uncle Sam will help make Lathrop whole The $4.3 million that the City of Lathrop will soon receive as part of its share of the current round of pandemic relief funds will help make the city whole. With the city currently receiving about 20 percent less sales tax revenue than it would in a normal year, and Measure C proceeds coming in more than $600,000 below where they were a year ago, the funding – which the city is still waiting to receive – will be used to backfill existing revenue shortfalls and expenditures that the city has already made for COVID compliance and protection.

SJ RIVER FLOOD SOLUTION IS IN 18th YEAR OF REVIEW

THE DELTA: CALIFORNIA'S HOLLAND

THE DELTA: CALIFORNIA’S HOLLAND An aerial view of the segment of the Sacramento San Joaquin Delta. Photo Courtesy California Department Of Water Resources The end of the last California ice age 10,000 years ago did the final carving of Yosemite Valley that’s part of the 400-mile long stretch of granite we now call the Sierra that tectonic forces pushed upward over 2.4 million years ago. The global warming that followed the end of the last ice age gets credit for creating the Rodney Dangerfield of California’s great natural wonders the Sacramento San Joaquin Delta. Before temperatures started heating up to force the retreat of the vast glaciers that once covered a large swath of what is today eastern California the sea level was more than 300 feet lower with the edge of present-day San Francisco nearly 20 miles from the ocean. The Great Central Valley was a massive inland sea. At the bottom of that sea was what is now the Delta tod