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Josh Harder shares thoughts on holiday music and local events in recent tweets

In recent tweets from mid-November 2024, Rep. Josh Harder discusses holiday traditions and community events while expressing gratitude towards educators.

By San Joaquin Times | Nov 18, 2024

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San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office plans community engagement meeting on AB 481

The San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office has announced a community engagement meeting scheduled for October 9, 2024. The event will take place at the Mokelumne Room in the Robert Cabral Agricultural Center, located at 2101 E Earhart Ave in Stockton. The meeting is set to begin at 6:00 PM and conclude by 7:00 PM.

By San Joaquin Times | Oct 3, 2024

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San Joaquin County Jail reports in-custody death on September 11

By San Joaquin Times | Sep 24, 2024

To maintain transparency with the community and in accordance with AB2761, the San Joaquin County Jail has provided information regarding an in-custody death that occurred on September 11, 2024.

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Inmate found unresponsive at San Joaquin County Jail

By San Joaquin Times | Aug 6, 2024

To maintain transparency with the community, and in accordance with AB 2761, information is being provided regarding an in-custody death that occurred at the San Joaquin County Jail.

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Inmate dies after being hospitalized from San Joaquin County Jail

By San Joaquin Times | Jul 29, 2024

To maintain transparency with the community, and in accordance with AB 2761, authorities are providing information regarding an in-custody death that occurred at the San Joaquin County Jail in French Camp, CA.

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Did farm subsidies in cities associated with San Joaquin County rise or fall in 2021?

By San Joaquin Times | Feb 27, 2024

Farms throughout cities in San Joaquin County received $5 million less in subsidies in 2021 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture compared to the year before.

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How much did farmers in San Joaquin County receive in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021?

By San Joaquin Times | Feb 22, 2024

Farms in San Joaquin County received $97,653,031 in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Virtual Ride-Along with San Joaquin County Sheriff K-9

By San Joaquin Times | Feb 21, 2024

San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office is offering a unique opportunity for the community to experience law enforcement in action through a virtual ride-along. "To give our community a first-hand view of the calls for service and community interactions, we invite you to take a virtual ride-a-long," the Sheriff's Office announced.The spotlight for this week's virtual ride-along is on Deputy Schaapman and his loyal partner, K9 Gero. The community is encouraged to join the experience and see firsthand the important work carried out by this dynamic duo."This week we’re...

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San Joaquin County Deputy Sheriff Trainee Physical Agility Test Requirements

By San Joaquin Times | Feb 15, 2024

San Joaquin County has released the requirements for the Physical Agility Test that candidates must pass to be considered for the position of Deputy Sheriff. The test consists of several challenging events that assess the physical fitness and capabilities of individuals aspiring to join the law enforcement agency.The Physical Agility Test includes a series of tasks that candidates need to complete within specific time frames. As stated by the authorities, candidates must successfully pass each event to advance in the selection process.The test begins with a Wall Climb,...

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Correctional Officer Trainee Physical Agility Test

By San Joaquin Times | Feb 15, 2024

On February 15, 2024, aspiring Correctional Officers are gearing up to take on the physical agility test, a crucial step towards launching a career in law enforcement. Candidates must demonstrate their physical prowess to be considered for the position.The test comprises a series of challenging events designed to assess the candidates' physical fitness and readiness for the demanding role. As stated in the announcement, participants will need to excel in tasks such as the 165 lb Body Drag, the 100 Yard Dash, the Obstacle Course, and the 500 Yard Run."Ready to begin a...

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Tuesday’s With Tod Episode 2

By San Joaquin Times | Feb 6, 2024

In the latest episode of "Tuesday’s With Tod," viewers were taken on a journey back in time to explore the inception of the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office. The spotlight was on Tod Ruse, the dedicated historian of the Sheriff’s Office.The episode began with an introduction to Tod Ruse, who was described as the "San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office Historian." Tod's passion and commitment to preserving the history of the office were evident as he guided viewers through the origins of the Sheriff’s Office.The episode promised an immersive experience, with the...

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Veterans Health Administration (VHA) news release: Comprehensive Healthcare Inspection of the VA Northern California Health Care System in Mather

By San Joaquin Times | Oct 4, 2023

Comprehensive Healthcare Inspection of the VA Northern California Health Care System in Mather published on Sept. 27.

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Harder Issues Warning About Heat-Related Illnesses as Central Valley Faces Multiple Days of Triple-Digit Temperatures

By San Joaquin Times Report | Jul 16, 2023

Rep. Harder reminds folks with children and pets to check the back seat every time they park; each year, dozens of children die from heat stroke after being left in a hot car

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LETTER: Harder Calls for Clear Guidance for First Responders on Frontlines of “Zombie Drug” Crisis

By San Joaquin Times Report | Jul 15, 2023

After Rep. Harder called for action earlier this year, the White House just released an all-of-government plan to address the threat of xylazine-laced fentanyl known as the “zombie drug”

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Harder Introduces Bill to Combat Flood Risk from Melting Snowpack

By San Joaquin Times Report | Jun 30, 2023

With temperatures set to exceed 100 degrees this week, the melting snowpack from historic winter storms poses a major flood threat to the Central Valley

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Harder Calls for Next Steps After Allstate and State Farm Refuse New Policies for California Homeowners

By San Joaquin Times Report | Jun 29, 2023

On June 23, Rep. Josh Harder (CA-9) wrote to the head of the Treasury Department’s Federal Insurance Office (FIO) and raised the alarm on the decisions by Allstate and State Farm to stop selling new home insurance policies in California

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Harder Reintroduces Landmark Bill to Lower Costs for Farmers to Fight Climate Change

By San Joaquin Times Report | Jun 28, 2023

Legislation brings farming and environmental communities together to address climate change Rep. Harder’s bill creates billions in new investments in climate-smart agriculture

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Harder Fights to Stop Delta Tunnel Water Grab in Powerful Appropriations Committee

By San Joaquin Times Report | Jun 27, 2023

On June 22, during an Appropriations Committee markup, Representative Josh Harder (CA-9) introduced an amendmentthat would stop the Delta Tunnel Project

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Harder Introduces Bill to Hire More Police Officers in San Joaquin County

By San Joaquin Times Report | Jun 22, 2023

As violent crime rates remain high, Stockton Police Department faces a 100+ officer shortage

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Not Today, Mosquitoes – Harder Raises Alarm on Potential Mosquito Infestation

By San Joaquin Times Report | May 19, 2023

Standing water left over from floods could cause massive mosquito population growth