The following students have been named to the dean’s list for the spring semester at Loyola Marymount University:

Accomplishment: When a leg injury forced Galt’s Cari Reiswig to give up gymnastics after eight years, it wasn’t long before the high-flying athlete found another sport that suited her skills.

On Friday, May 30, Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) surprised Liberty Ranch High School graduating senior Sierra MacLeod with a $30,000 per year scholarship to complete her college degree. MacLeod believed she was walking into a final interview for the scholarship application process, but upon entering the room was met with a giant check both in size and in amount.

For many years, Lodi residents have generously supported the American Association of University Women Garage Sale. In the early 1990s, the annual book sale expanded to the current garage sale. For years, the garage sale was held the same day as the Street Fair and we benefitted from the citywide flea market atmosphere.

(StatePoint) With college costs skyrocketing, more college students are waking to the realization that they are trapped under massive debts. It doesn’t have to be this way, say experts.

STOCKTON - Students from Edison High School and Lodi High School were among 35 on Wednesday awarded the Horatio Alger California Scholarship. Each student will receive $5,000 toward college tuition, fees, books and on-campus room and board.

STOCKTON - Students from Edison High School and Lodi High School were among 35 on Wednesday awarded the Horatio Alger California Scholarship. Each student will receive $5,000 toward college tuition, fees, books and on-campus room and board.

Although only two students received the official School Pride Award at Friday’s Estrellita High School commencement ceremony, it was clear through their speeches and introductions that most of the 80 graduates possessed school spirit.

Tokay High School graduate Briana Heilman has played soccer since she was four, moving away from softball because she wanted a faster-paced sport.

We love sports not just for the action and the competition. We love sports for the narrative. For the story. The ability to inspire.

When Mariah Franco becomes part of something, she isn't one to sit on the sidelines. When it came to local government, the Galt High School Class of 2013 valedictorian became then-Mayor Barbara Payne's intern.

Here is a list of awards presented to Galt High School graduates for 2013:

The students and staff of Lodi High School would like to express our gratitude for the support and generosity that this community has shown to the Class of 2013.

Faith Lemire-Baeten has met a lot of students through her tutoring side-business. She’s worked with many of them for years.

Sierra MacLeod recently learned she is one of only 10 students in Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s Northern and Central California service area to receive a $30,000 college scholarship. There were more than 8,000 applicants.

Here is a list of awards presented to Liberty Ranch High School graduates for 2013:

The most intriguing new face turning heads at the Denver Broncos’ offseason workouts isn’t Montee Ball or Sylvester Williams. It’s third-year tight end Julius Thomas.

The California Glory took the field against the Sacramento M’s at Tony Zupo field for its first game of the season on Friday night.

With a beaming smile, Maribel Orgel talks about her plan to attend California State University, Sacramento, this fall. The requirements to attend college was something she knew little about four years ago.

Here is a list of awards presented to Jim Elliot Christian High School graduates for 2013:

Graduates of Jim Elliot High School brought their Christian faith front and center for their graduation ceremony at Temple Baptist Church on Saturday. 

Tokay High School varsity high jumper Gino Prieto wrote this piece called “A New Height, A New Life” about his fight for a higher jump.