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As a local multi-media source for news, and information, The Courier prides itself in covering community news stories around Ceres and surrounding areas. We keep you informed about local and state government, as well as, issues that affect your life and your community. Recognizing the value placed on time, The Ceres Courier delivers not only local, but county news to readers in a quick-read print format, online www.cerescourier.com and in mobile format.

'There are lies, damn lies, and the House of Pinocchio more commonly known as the California Legislature.' - Guest colum...
10/25/2025

'There are lies, damn lies, and the House of Pinocchio more commonly known as the California Legislature.' - Guest columnist Dennis Wyatt

There are lies, damn lies, and the House of Pinocchio more commonly known as the California Legislature.

District 5 Supervisor Channce Condit gathered with community leaders last week to herald the groundbreaking of an ARPA f...
10/25/2025

District 5 Supervisor Channce Condit gathered with community leaders last week to herald the groundbreaking of an ARPA funded construction of sidewalks, curbs, gutter and lighting in parts of the Parklawn area west of Ceres.

A historic $24.1 million investment is now underway to bring long-overdue infrastructure improvements to south Modesto.

Central Valley’s football team lost 28-7 at Johansen on Oct. 17. Ceres High suffered a 43-10 loss versus Grace Davis las...
10/24/2025

Central Valley’s football team lost 28-7 at Johansen on Oct. 17. Ceres High suffered a 43-10 loss versus Grace Davis last week at CUSD Stadium.

Central Valley’s football team never recovered after Johansen swayed momentum in its favor during last week’s Western Athletic Conference game.

Shay Gore, 48, of Modesto, was arrested on Oct. 17 on new drug charges.
10/24/2025

Shay Gore, 48, of Modesto, was arrested on Oct. 17 on new drug charges.

A 48-year-old Modesto man with a history of narcotics abuse was arrested again Friday morning with new charges.

With just under weeks until the Nov. 4 special election, counting of received ballots has already begun, according to St...
10/24/2025

With just under weeks until the Nov. 4 special election, counting of received ballots has already begun, according to Stanislaus County Registrar of Voters Donna Linder.

MODESTO — With just under weeks until the Nov. 4 special election, counting of received ballots has already begun, according to Stanislaus County Registrar of Voters Donna Linder.

The Ceres Rotary Club honored two girls as “Students of the Month” in recent weeks, including Mona Leon and Miranda Diaz...
10/24/2025

The Ceres Rotary Club honored two girls as “Students of the Month” in recent weeks, including Mona Leon and Miranda Diaz.

The Rotary Club of Ceres honored two girls as “Students of the Month” in recent weeks. On Oct. 10 the club joined Cesar Chavez Junior High School to recognize seventh-grader Mona Leon and then on Friday, Oct. 17 the club honored Blaker-Kinser Junior High eighth-grader Miranda Diaz.

Central Valley’s girls tennis team clinched its second straight WAC championship with an 8-1 win over Livingston on Oct....
10/24/2025

Central Valley’s girls tennis team clinched its second straight WAC championship with an 8-1 win over Livingston on Oct. 14 in Ceres. Host Ceres High lost 7-2 to Grace Davis last week.

Ceres High’s girls tennis team lost 8-1 to Grace Davis on Sept. 23 in Modesto.

Phonsavanh Sosongkham, 61, of Modesto, was arrested on Oct. 16 for driving under the influence.
10/24/2025

Phonsavanh Sosongkham, 61, of Modesto, was arrested on Oct. 16 for driving under the influence.

A 61-year-old man from Modesto with a history of driving while drunk was arrested in a Ceres traffic stop on Thursday evening.

Nearly 150 community members and education supporters gathered at the Ceres Community Center on Oct. 3 to fundraise for ...
10/23/2025

Nearly 150 community members and education supporters gathered at the Ceres Community Center on Oct. 3 to fundraise for the nonprofit CUSD Foundation.

Nearly 150 community members and education supporters gathered at the Ceres Community Center on Friday, Oct. 3, to fundraise for the nonprofit CUSD Foundation.

The Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $28.5 million construction and management package on O...
10/23/2025

The Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $28.5 million construction and management package on Oct. 14 aimed at advancing water infrastructure for the Crows Landing Industrial Business Park.

The Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $28.5 million construction and management package Tuesday, Oct. 14 aimed at advancing water infrastructure for the Crows Landing Industrial Business Park, a long-term economic development project on the site of a former naval airfield...

Downtown Ceres will be crowded from 10-11 a.m. this Saturday as hundreds of community members are expected to attend the...
10/23/2025

Downtown Ceres will be crowded from 10-11 a.m. this Saturday as hundreds of community members are expected to attend the Crosstown Showdown Parade. The annual event was created in 2022 to generate additional interest for the Ceres High-Central Valley varsity and junior-varsity football games.

Downtown Ceres will be crowded from 10-11 a.m. this Saturday as hundreds of community members are expected to attend the Crosstown Showdown Parade.

Ceres High’s girls volleyball team remained in the hunt for a playoff berth last week after winning one of its two WAC m...
10/23/2025

Ceres High’s girls volleyball team remained in the hunt for a playoff berth last week after winning one of its two WAC matches. Central Valley displayed improvement while securing a split against league competition.

Ceres High’s girls volleyball team remained in the hunt for a Sac-Joaquin Section playoff berth last week after winning one of its two Western Athletic Conference matches.

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