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A “No Kings” demonstration is planned for Saturday outside Delta College — part of a national day of protest tied to growing political tension across the country. Andrea Baltodano has the details on what’s expected and how Stockton is joining the movement.
Also in this edition: Stockton’s animal shelter temporarily shuts down due to a contagious dog disease, San Joaquin County celebrates 175 years of progress, and Stockton gears up to host the 2025 California Economic Summit. Plus, our weekend guide is here to help you make the most of it — whether that means Halloween fun or a night at the symphony.
Stay informed, stay curious and, as always, thanks for trusting Stocktonia to bring your local news home.
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Stockton joins national day of demonstration with “No Kings” rally
By Andrea Baltodano • Special for Stocktonia
A “No Kings” protest is planned for Saturday, Oct. 18 in front of San Joaquin Delta College, four months after more than 2,500 people gathered there to denounce policies of the Trump administration.
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