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More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. LUTZOW IS RESIGNING AS MANTECA CITY MANAGER Pending departure Feb. 26 means city councils have gone through 3 city managers in 53 months City Manager Miranda Lutzow is shown in a COVID-19 information video form March 2020. Miranda Lutzow is resigning as Manteca’s city manager effective Feb. 26. The announcement following a special closed City Council session on Friday evening provide...

Are Manteca’s elected leaders & top brass up to the homeless challenge? PERSPECTIVE An aerial view of the 8.04 acres at 682 South Main Street. There may very well be a way to get a homeless navigation center with a drop-in shelter in Manteca up and running by June 30, 2022. All it takes is marrying political will in Manteca with convincing Gov. Gavin Newsom to take a common sense approach. It involves revisiting an idea Newsom rejected just over a year and a half ago but the California Legislature embraced unanimously. More specif...

April 7, 2021 You are here: Home / Economy / Developed and developing financial markets are more similar than you think. Here’s why Developed and developing financial markets are more similar than you think. Here’s why (Credit: Unsplash) This article is brought to you thanks to the collaboration of The European Sting with the World Economic Forum. Author: Daniel J. Barker, Director for Research, Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth & Carlos Monteverde, Manager, Product Management, Mastercard As the economic divide grows between developed and developing markets, so do the opportuniti...

  A month after the council instructed staff to prepare a report on instituting such a ban, then-City Manager Tim Ogden was out on administrative leave. The start of what ended up being almost a 100 percent in department head change — including the community development department charged with researching the ban and the public works department whose operations would benefit from it — started weeks after that. Just as things started to settle down, the pandemic emergency started in mid-March. “It got pushed aside and then delayed by COVID-19,” noted Assistant City Manager Lisa Blackm...