– The Ports (14-13) couldn’t get the season split with the Quakes (19-8) on Sunday afternoon as Rancho Cucamonga jumped out early and held on for a 9-5 win over Stockton in the series finale Wei-En Lin was good through the first two innings before running into trouble in the third A bunt single on the first pitch of the inning was followed by the first walk that Lin has issued though his first 22 professional innings The very next pitch was driven 367 feet out to right field by Kellon Lindsey for a 3-0 Quakes lead The next pitch was singled into center before an RBI triple by Eduardo Quintero made it 4-0 Quakes An error and a sac fly would score two more to cap a six-run third for Rancho The Ports would load the bases on three different occasions but wouldn’t score on the first two opportunities They were down 8-1 in the seventh when Gunner Gouldsmith laced a double (4) the other way just inside the first base bag to clear the bases and cut it to an 8-4 deficit A passed ball scored Gouldsmith and the Ports had made it a game at 8-5 going into the bottom of the eighth But Felix Castro would allow his second run in relief and three wild pitches to give Rancho their four-run lead back at 9-5 Stockton got a pair of hits in the ninth with two out but a high strike-three call on Gouldsmith ended the game Davis Diaz saw his 17-game on-base streak come to an end Carlos Franco did extend his hit streak to five games UP NEXT: The Ports will make the short trip to San Bernardino, Calif. to start up a six-game series with Inland Empire on Tuesday at 6:35 PM. Single game tickets, mini plans, and group outings are all on sale for the 2025 season. For more information, call the Ports front office at 209-644-1900 or email at [email protected] Game Recap: Baseball | 5/4/2025 4:38:00 PM Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Stockton Police Department Chief Stanley McFadden took on the streets of north Stockton on Wednesday morning for his first Chief Community Walk in the area of West Lane Plaza Strategic Community Officers and more joined McFadden for the walk which has a lot of commercial buildings as well as some residential neighborhoods," McFadden said prior to the walk "We're just here to meet and greet and have conversations." McFadden visited more than 50 businesses in the East Hammer Lane and West Lane areas "I want them to know that we're here for them We understand that they bring great value to the city of Stockton It's hard to have a business and we appreciate them taking a chance on Stockton," he said "We appreciate them bringing jobs and providing services to our Stockton community members a health care worker who represents north Stockton "I just want to let them know that if they have any questions or concerns .. we're here to address whatever issues are happening in this district," Ponce said we're here for the community and I'm very excited." McFadden said no chief has walked the area before but it's still very important," McFadden said "The businesses are extremely important to us in this neighborhood." The department also shared resources on the Business Watch Program with the businesses in the area "A Business Watch establishes communication links among various businesses within a specific geographic area such as a plaza or city block," the city of Stockton website states "Each business works with the others to keep the police department informed of any activity that could be considered criminal in nature." To learn more about the Business Watch Program, visit stocktonca.gov Bubba's Express Car Wash manager Joseph Saucedo said the biggest issue he has seen is regarding unhoused people in the area so they want to go through the recyclables and it's intimidating to women who have children "It's just a little much during certain times of the year and we're getting ready to come on to that time of the year." Saucedo said customers and employees have also been threatened by unhoused people He said they would like to see more of "a regular police precedence of patrolling." It's good to put a face with it," Saucedo said who co-owns Ina's Bakeshop & Restaurant at 1619 E has also had problems with unhoused people who frequent the area She said her shop's glass window had been broken about five times last year "We're glad that they came here to know our problems because the homeless .. so I'm glad that they will hear our problem about that." She went on to say that she has also had unhoused people come into her shop and steal food and beverages Baskin-RobbinsBaskin-Robbins owner Silvia Qureshi has also been affected by the unhoused community in the area Her ice cream shop is located at 7908 West Lane Qureshi said the concerns she shared with McFadden during his stop at her shop were surrounding the unhoused individuals who go into her shop and harass her employees they're easy targets for adults who are more jaded by life," Qureshi said My dad had to install a contraption that is not corporate otherwise we would get weekly theft of ice cream." She shared her concerns regarding security presence in the area She would also like to see faster response times from police when they are called She said she has owned the shop since 2018 and while she understands that the police can't be "everywhere at once," she hopes the response time becomes faster "It's nice to know that they're interested in coming and asking business owners' opinions and concerns so we know first-hand what's going on," Qureshi said so it's a lot of interaction with the people of Stockton It's good to know that he cares and is here to inquire." The Stockton Police Department currently has a staff of about 380 "We've already hired more than 60 new officers this fiscal year which is breaking records that we haven't seen since 2016 The chief said that the reason why they are able to solve crimes is due to the community’s tips The Stockton City Council voted 4-3 on Tuesday to reject a proposed $825,000 homelessness pilot program led by Inner City Action after city staff said the nonprofit had not been properly vetted was brought forward by Interim City Manager Steve Colangelo It sought to relocate people living in a large encampment at White Slough to an 80-by-100-foot tent shelter located at 3635 Calaveras Ave. about 11 miles southeast of the encampment is the chair of the city's Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee She introduced the item at Tuesday's meeting by saying that the council "can no longer sit back and just do nothing." "This presentation tonight is a result of urgency A collaborative effort to try something new measure results and move forward from inaction," Padilla said I welcome the hard questions and even the disagreement That's the part of addressing an issue of this complexity." Colangelo said the proposal was developed under council guidance with leadership from Padilla and support from members of the homelessness committee He told the council the proposal "is not a perfect solution but it's a real plan and a major step forward." "The concept includes a designated location for intake behavioral health referrals and housing coordination." Inner City Action said the temporary shelter would serve as a first phase of transitional housing for a time frame of 30 to 60 days The pilot program would operate for two months "The ultimate goal is to get these individuals into independent permanent housing," nonprofit officials said City staff proposed to transfer $825,000 from the Public Works budget to fund the pilot program including $297,430 for Inner City Action's contract Frank Saldana, founder and CEO of Inner City Action said many of the Stockton-based nonprofit's workers had lived on the streets at one point during their lives He said his workers focus on building relationships and rapport with unhoused people so they could feel comfortable accepting their services Inner City Action officials said the nonprofit had serviced 777 unhoused people in Manteca and 1,190 unhoused people in Lodi 157 transitioned into programs and 171 connected to medical services They also reported providing 51,424 hot showers and 98,814 hot meals with a total of 45,598 overnight shelter stays multiple councilmembers and dozens of community members questioned Colangelo's selection of Inner City Action after the nonprofit had pulled out of similar projects in Lodi and Manteca due to financial and operational issues When Vice Mayor Jason Lee asked why Inner City Action separated from those cities Saldana said that Manteca leaders had received a $16 million check from the state to build a homeless navigation center he realized the city's vision did not align with the nonprofit's "We did the right thing," Saldana said of Inner City Action's exit from Manteca We did everything we could to make it very successful the Lodi News Sentinel reported that nonprofit representatives didn't show up to a Lodi City Council meeting to answer questions about another proposal there One Lodi councilmember called Inner City Action "unprofessional" and several Lodi councilmembers had publicly criticized the nonprofit months prior to the meeting When pressed about the issue by District 4 Councilmember Mario Enríquez and Lee Inner City Action officials said the nonprofit did attend a later council meeting and that their work in Lodi was always intended to be temporary Enríquez also asked about Inner City Action's Form 990 tax documents, saying he was unable to find them on the nonprofit's website and he believed it was important for organizations to be transparent about their finances Inner City Action officials said the nonprofit's 990s were up to date until 2023 and their tax preparer had requested an extension for 2024 They also said the nonprofit could provide those tax documents directly to the city after Enríquez asked whether the documents were available to the public Lee asked Economic Development Director Tina McCarty if the city had reached out to city officials in Lodi and Manteca to ask about their experiences with Inner City Action "Staff has looked at their budget proposed for this two-month pilot program and we've looked at the actual layout of their proposal and asked for some additional information," McCarty said "As far as vetting from a financial standpoint or regulation Lee told Colangelo that putting a bandage on a "gunshot wound" wasn't going to solve the city's homelessness problem and made it clear that he would not support the proposal "To pass it tonight without staff who just got up here and put their careers on the line would be a reckless use of our authority," Lee said "It would be a reckless use of our taxpayer dollars and it would be an abuse of our power Colangelo told Mayor Christina Fugazi it was "unfortunate" that the councilmembers did not let him finish his presentation before commenting on the proposal "To make a comment that it's an inconvenience that I'm going to talk and exercise my authority This is now an indictment on our ability to govern when you make a statement like that in public." Colangelo told the council they were not voting on whether to award funding to Inner City Action agenda documents stated that the council was voting on whether to award $297,430 in funding to Inner City Action It's unclear why Colangelo made such a statement when agenda documents said otherwise It's also unclear why he selected a nonprofit that had not been vetted by city staff Colangelo didn't tell the council or provide a response when asked why Inner City Action was selected The interim city manager said "No comment," and exited the council chambers when the author of this article attempted to ask him questions about his proposal after Tuesday's meeting Community pushes back against plansDuring the public comment portion of the meeting several residents raised concerns about the lack of a competitive bidding process and Colangelo's rush to push the proposal through "You can not vote on something that is not prepared," said Zoyla Moreno knows this organization doesn't have the ducks together." asked the council where the unhoused people would go at the end of the two-month pilot program ‘We are the people of Stockton’: Police Chief McFadden holds community walk in north Stockton "What happens after 60 days?" Dunning said "You're not going to get all of those people transitioned into housing or programs within 60 days The Rev. Ernest Williams said he appreciated that two councilmembers pushed back against the interim city manager's proposal "I served on the WorkNet executive board for 25 years," Williams said "If my executive director would've came into a board meeting and suggested what your city manager suggested tonight Padilla left the dais in tears after a public commenter indicated that she and another councilmember were talking to each other when residents were addressing the council I'm really crying," Padilla said before leaving the council chambers She returned to the dais about five minutes later Padilla didn't tell the public why she took a brief recess from the dais The council ultimately rejected the original motion by a 4-3 vote with District 3 Councilmember Michael Blower "I have problems with the fact that we didn't put it out to bid," Blower said adding that he didn't think the tent would be an effective solution to the city's homelessness problem We don't have unlimited money to just throw out there and try things I do think it's laudable that we want to try to do something Enríquez said the city's vetting process was concerning to him and the people in his district "How did this organization get picked and why this location?" Enríquez said "We all have issues in our districts that we want to be able to address .. but I want to make sure we're doing it the right way To say that we're doing an expensive kicking of the can down the road will go against what my constituents wanted me to do when I represented them here on this dais." A second motion introduced by Lee passed by a 4-3 vote The motion directed city staff to bring the item back to council in the next 30 days after vetting all certifications insurance and required verifications for the proposed shelter location The motion also called for no sole provider to be listed as an operator of the shelter and the inclusion of a discussion on possible use of the Request for Proposals bidding process with community partners Record reporter Hannah Workman covers news in Stockton and San Joaquin County. She can be reached at hworkman@recordnet.com or on Twitter @byhannahworkman. 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Best Version Media, LLC. 6-12 WCC) couldn’t recover after a rough start that saw them down 9-0 Multi-hit performances from senior Drake Bicknell and freshman Diego Davis highlighted their effort 10-8 WCC) established control early with a six-run second inning and continued to execute effectively throughout the game Pacific will seek to rebound at home against California next week The Tigers will focus on improving their performance against California to break their losing streak and regain momentum in their conference play The Pacific Tigers need to build on recent performances and capitalize on scoring opportunities to secure upcoming victories in the remainder of their homestand The summary of the linked article was generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence technology from OpenAI We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it OK Privacy policy USA; Pacific Tigers guard Lamar Washington (1) dribbles against Gonzaga Bulldogs guard Ryan Nembhard (right) during the second half at Alex G Mandatory Credit:Darren Yamashita-Imagn Images Georgia Tech is making sure it’s not left behind The Yellow Jackets added another major piece to their 2025-26 puzzle on Saturday landing a commitment from dynamic guard Lamar Washington — and it’s a move that’s already turning heads Washington’s journey has been one of consistent growth After dominating at Jefferson High (31.2 points the former four-star recruit went from Texas Tech to Pacific refining his game and proving he can thrive in different systems His development arc is exactly the type of story that new head coach Damon Stoudamire is betting on: high-upside players hungry to prove themselves Washington becomes Tech’s fourth major offseason addition, joining Peyton Marshall (Missouri), Kam Craft (Miami-Ohio), and German standout Davin Remagen. Combined with a strong freshman class and international depth, this roster is shaping up to be one of the most balanced Georgia Tech has seen in years. With the ACC getting more competitive the Yellow Jackets are signaling they’re not just rebuilding — they’re reloading Georgia Tech fans have a real reason to believe that the program is on the rise — and ready to sting – The Ports were held to two hits on Saturday night as they were blanked by the Quakes 5-0 to give Rancho Cucamonga the series win for the first six-game series loss for the Ports this season Both hits for Stockton (14-12) came via singles into center by Carlos Franco who was making his first start at first base as a member of the Ports It was just the second time this season the Ports had been shutout the other coming in Stockton’s lone loss in Visalia this year in a 1-0 defeat labor-intensive first inning before settling in He allowed two runs in a 34-pitch first frame on a walk and two hits He got around a two-out bloop single in the second when Cesar Franco made a diving grab on another shallow fly ball to end the inning Then the former Texas A&M Aggie had back-to-back three-up-three-down innings in the third and fourth But a double followed by one-out triple from Mike Sirota would make it 3-0 Quakes and chase Dettmer before Aidan Layton wrapped up the fifth Ryan Magdic struck out the side in the sixth but the Quakes plated an unearned run in the seventh to go up 4-0 and scored on a wild pitch in the eighth for their 5-0 lead Davis Diaz extended his on-base streak to 17 games the hard way when he was hit by a pitch in the seventh inning It’s just the second series loss for Stockton when factoring in dropping two of three in Fresno to start the 2025 campaign 0.00) will start for the Quakes and Ports will roll out LHP Wei-En Lin (1-0 Single game tickets, mini plans, and group outings are all on sale for the 2025 season. For more information, call the Ports front office at 209-644-1900 or email at [email protected] The 6'4 point guard was the No. 21 ranked transfer in the country according to EvanMiya.com Washington will help fill the shoes of Nait George, an All-ACC point guard who Gonzaga pursued in the transfer portal in April before he committed to Syracuse The rising senior was named to the All-WCC Second Team last year after averaging 13.5 points and 1.7 steals per game for the Pacific Tigers He was second in the conference in steals and fourth in assists behind Ryan Nembhard, Moe Odum and WCC Player of the Year Augustus Marciulionis.  Washington spent two years at Texas Tech where he averaged 2.8 points and 1.3 assists in 12.2 minutes before following coach Dave Smart who was an assistant in Lubbock before taking the head coaching job at Pacific Originally from Portland and starring at Jefferson High School Washington also played at Compass Prep in Arizona the same high school as current Zag freshman Davis Fogle Now Washington becomes one of four high profile WCC stars to transfer to the ACC, joining Oregon State guards Nate Kingz (Syracuse) and Damarco Minor (Pitt), as well as Washington State guard Nate Calmese who is replacing Hunter Sallis at Wake Forest Gonzaga's sleepy offseason was awakened on Friday with the team landing commitments from Arizona State guard Adam Miller and 2025 center Parker Jefferson filling a major hole at shooting guard and adding key depth and a developmental piece to the frontcourt.  Georgia Tech made its fourth transfer portal addition this evening committed to the Yellow Jackets tonight and Washington is coming off of the best season in his career Washington averaged a career best 13.5 PPG and 5.1 RPG on 40% shooting from the field and 30% from three He played in 62 games with the Red Raiders NEWS: Lamar Washington will transfer to Georgia Tech, he tells @TheAthleticCBB He made the All-WCC with averages of 13.5 points, 5.1 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game pic.twitter.com/y4iufQt7JW Washington showed growth as both a passer and scorer last season and he will be competing for one of the starting guard spots next season Georgia Tech is looking for players to help fill in the gaps left by Nait George and Duncan Powell Georgia Tech got a commitment from Davi Remagen and 3.0 assists in the NextGen EuroLeague ULM Qualifier He played so well that he earned all-tourney honors In the German Pro Basketball League He shot 49% from the field and 31.3% from three-point range Remagen has good size at 6’3 and plays with good pace and rhythm which is advantageous for the Yellow Jackets He can score on the ball screen and runs the pick-and-roll beautifully He can also be a spot-up shooter and doesn’t hesitate to pull up from long range He can also put the ball on the floor and create his own offense off the bounce and has a really good mid-range game Remagen is also good at pushing the ball in transition and finishing around the rim An area where he is very underrated is on the defensive end He is a really good perimeter defender who plays the passing lanes well You see several highlights of him cutting off driving lines and poking the ball free leading to easy opportunities at the rim or dishing it out to others His defensive ability will be a welcome sight on the perimeter to go along with Jaeden Mustaf who established himself as one of the better defenders on the team last year With Remagen already playing professional basketball he is going to already have a good feel for the game and will be a player that coach Stoudamire can trust immediately to lead his offense Georgia Tech has now added four players in the transfer portal This team is going to look different heading into the 2025-2026 season and Georgia Tech Lands Former Princeton OL Will Reed From The Transfer Portal New USA Today College Football Coaches Ranking List Has Brent Key Among The ACC's Best Updated ACC Football Recruiting Rankings: Where is Georgia Tech At The Start of May? customized to your favorite sports and teams – The Stockton Ports are thrilled to unveil their 2025 promotional schedule featuring a robust lineup of exciting giveaways Ports fans will enjoy an impressive array of giveaways presented by many of our valued sponsors – The Stockton Ports are thrilled to unveil their 2025 promotional schedule along with unforgettable experiences throughout the year at Banner Island Ballpark Ports fans will have the opportunity to take home 13 incredible giveaway items throughout the 2025 season April 8 – Magnet Schedule (Presented by Lucas Business Systems) April 11 – 20th Season Anniversary Replica Jersey (Presented by US Foods) April 25 – Ports 90's Inspired Basketball Jersey (Presented by Valley Strong Credit Union) May 16 – Splash Squish Pillow (Presented by San Joaquin County Department of Child Support Services) May 23 – Hockey Jersey (Presented by JB Heating & Air) June 6 – Pickleball Paddle (Presented by San Joaquin General Hospital) June 20 – Construction Splash Bobblehead (Presented by LiUNA Local 73) July 19 – Copa Basketball Jersey (Presented by San Joaquin County Probation Department) August 8th - Hawaiian Shirt (Presented by The Parks Group) August 22 – Yacht Hat (Presented by Port of Stockton) September 5 – Replica Jersey (Presented by California Urgent Care) the Ports will host a variety of themed nights sure to bring excitement to the ballpark Fan favorites such as Alumni Night (May 17) and Bay Area Baseball Weekend (September 5-7) return alongside new additions like Halfway to Halloween (April 26) The season will also feature awareness nights including Autism Awareness Night (April 11) presented by Valley Children's Healthcare) highlighting important causes within the community and May 13) along with Little League Nights (April 26 and May 17 DDS) are also scheduled to return this season No Ports season would be complete without dazzling post-game fireworks Fans can look forward to 13 fireworks nights throughout the season lighting up the Stockton sky every Saturday Night Individual game tickets for the 2025 season will be available at a later time. Season tickets, mini plans, and group sales are on sale now. Fans are encouraged to visit www.stocktonports.com follow the team on social media for the latest updates on promotions or call the front office at 209-644-1900 today VIEW HERE The complete list of awards and honorees includes:  Stockton University 101 Vera King Farris Drive Galloway, NJ 08205-9441 (609) 652-1776 Maps, Directions & Parking Accessibility Statement Additional Locations A Macy's employee in Stockton was shot while trying to stop a shoplifting incident The employee was a member of the store's asset protection department Stockton Police Department officials said the incident occurred at about 12:37 p.m which is located in the 5200 block of Pacific Avenue Officers who responded to a report of the shooting found the employee in the shopping center's parking lot with a gunshot wound to his leg Police said first responders took the employee to a local hospital for treatment of what appeared to be non-life-threatening injuries The employee was discharged from the hospital the same day There have been no arrests in connection with the daytime shooting Police said they are searching for two white men who fled the scene before officers arrived "The safety of our customers and colleagues is Macy’s top priority," Veras said adding that the retailer is fully cooperating with the police department's investigation The shooting is the latest in a string of violent incidents in Stockton the city has reported 770 violent incidents this year The number of violent incidents in the city rose by 9.1% from February to March Record reporter Hannah Workman covers news in Stockton and San Joaquin County. She can be reached at hworkman@recordnet.com or on Twitter @byhannahworkman. Support local news, subscribe to The Stockton Record at https://www.recordnet.com/subscribenow Thanks for visiting – The Ports (14-11) broke open a pitcher’s duel in the eighth inning en route to a 6-3 win over the Quakes (17-8) on Friday night Neither side had a hit until the Quakes got a double into right center from Elijah Hainline but starter Donny Troconis delivered another quality start and allowed just two hits in his six innings of work extending his scoreless streak to 22 innings to start his Stockton career All the scoring occurred in the eighth inning for both sides Cesar Franco walked to start the frame followed by a single for Tommy Takayoshi An RBI groundout from German Ortiz got Stockton on the board then Myles Naylor delivered an RBI single to left for a 2-0 lead Davis Diaz ripped a two-RBI double down the third base line to put Stockton up 4-0 before Cameron Leary crushed a two-run homer (5) 411 feet for a 6-0 advantage The Quakes answered in the bottom of the eighth with three straight singles to get on the board and chase Brayan Restituyo who would collect the win Diego Barrera made his first appearance of the season and did allow a two-run triple after Leary dove for and missed a dying line drive in center for a 6-3 score But Barrera got a line out to left and had a 1-2-3 ninth to close it out INSIDE THE NUMBERS: Davis extended his on-base streak to 16 games and Leary tied Naylor for the league lead in home runs with five The Ports are now 12-4 when they score first and 9-5 when they hit a home run 3.15) in a game that will be a rematch of the Ports 6-3 win over Rancho Cucamonga in Stockton on April 10 Single game tickets, mini plans, and group outings are all on sale for the 2025 season. For more information, call the Ports front office at 209-644-1900 or email at [email protected] Game Recap: Lacrosse | 4/30/2025 9:00:00 PM | Andy Edwards Thanks for visiting You can read the full report and view the interactive data dashboard illustrating the various measures included in the analysis here Highlights of the night also included:  Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application went to be with the Lord on April 30 in San Angelo Phyllis graduated from Wall High School in 1966 and attended Angelo State University She learned to love the hot dry and arid climate Phyllis was employed at Enron for 23 years She was the last employee to leave the Enron Ft With all of her retirement fund gone she went to work for the Texas Dept She retired after 12 years with the state and declared herself retired at age 63 yrs Mickey also gave her six step children and their spouses Dawn Clayton and husband Gary and Sharon Tyrrell watching a granddaughter's baseball game Phyllis went to Greece last year with her sisters visiting her niece Helen Stockton Silhouette Shooters sponsoring the 1987 International Silhouette Shooters Championships Phyllis won 1st place in the revolver Class B shooters First Baptist Church Ladies Bible Study group and served on the Ft Stockton Cemetery Advisory Board for 32 years The last quilt she was working on is a Wall Hawks T-Shirt quilt for her brother Brian and sister-in-law Phyllis’ best friends were her sisters (especially the Gully girls) Going to AJRA Junior rodeos to gambling in Wendover Phyllis always had a smile and a friendly hello She was the peacemaker and matriarch of the family She is preceded in death by husband Mickey Alex and Geraldine Halfmann and a very special great niece Survivors include: Brothers; Bobby Halfmann and wife and Brian Halfmann and wife Rhonda of Wall of Wall and Priscilla Halfmann of San Angelo Casi Halfmann and husband Brad of Rusidoso Nephews: Tyler Halfmann and wife Laci of Wall Justin Halfmann and wife Lisa of San Angelo Uncle and aunt: Alan and Marilyn Halfmann of Olfen and Kathy Halfmann of Olfen She is also survived by great nieces and nephews Pallbearers for the service will be Tyler Halfmann The Funeral Mass will follow at 10:30 A.M. Family and friends may share their condolences and sign the online register book at www.harper-funeralhome.com Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors This May make your way to downtown Stockton for an evening of fun and music This month’s entertainment line-up brings cumbias with Los Ángeles Azules to hip hop with Lil Wayne at the Adventist Health Arena The Bob Hope Theatre is not left behind with two concerts you won't want to miss with Curren$y and David Bisbal Here are four concerts in Stockton you will want to add to your calendar this month Mexican cumbia group Los Ángeles Azules will be at the Adventist Health Arena on Friday Los Ángeles Azules have captivated audiences worldwide with their signature style and chart-topping classics such as 'Cómo Te Voy a Olvidar' and 'El Listón de Tu Pelo,'" an ASM Stockton news release states "Their live performances are renowned for their electrifying energy and crowd-pleasing anthems making them a must-see act for music lovers of all ages." With more than 17,700,859 monthly listeners on Spotify and No the Los Ángeles Azules music continues to touch many generations The six-member music group will also perform in Pomona Los Ángeles Azules have been pioneers in the music industry uniting generations with their irresistible melodies and storytelling," the news release states the band has earned numerous accolades and cemented their place as cultural icons." Tickets start at $69 on Ticketmaster Lil Wayne will be performing at the Adventist Health Arena on Friday The "Lollipop" and "How to Love" rapper will perform in downtown Stockton with a special performance from rapper Juvenile a five-time GRAMMY Award-winning multi-platinum rap icon will showcase his unparalleled talent and leave an indelible mark on the audience," ASM Stockton said in a news release and drinks both alcoholic and non-alcoholic available for purchase Location: Adventist Health Arena, 248 W. Fremont St., in StocktonHours: 8 p.m. Friday, May 9Information: stocktonlive.comCurren$y at the Bob Hope TheatreAmerican rapper Curren$y will be in Stockton at the Bob Hope Theatre on Thursday Curren$y has carved out a unique space in hip-hop thriving outside the traditional major label system," the Stockton Live website states he has built a dedicated following through consistency and an unwavering commitment to his craft." As The Ringer notes "Curren$y is forever living the high life," a testament to his ability to navigate the evolving music industry while staying true to his signature style." This is part of his 4:20 Tour with the 747 Band and Mistah F.A.B. The concert is presented by Clockwork Music and Jet Life Tickets start at $62 on Ticketmaster David Bisbal at the Bob Hope TheatreSpanish singer David Bisbal will be performing in Stockton as part of his “BACK IN THE USA” tour The "24 Horas" and "Amores Del Sur" singer is scheduled to make a tour stop at the Bob Hope Theatre on Saturday "David Bisbal returns to the United States to present his new show 'Back in the USA' Tour 2025," the Stockton Live website states "Which includes a renewed repertoire that includes all his greatest hits as well as the most recent songs of his discography."  Tickets start at $61 on Ticketmaster The special event planning for the April 2024 inauguration of President Joe Bertolino and the accompanying “Undercover Osprey” video each earned gold awards for creativity  #          #          # Media contacts:Stacey ClappDirector of Strategic CommunicationsStacey.Clapp@stockton.edu609-626-3645609-412-8069stockton.edu/media Mark MelhornAssociate Director of News and Media RelationsMark.Melhorn@stockton.edu609-652-4593609-350-3099stockton.edu/media As coach Kirby Smart prepares to enter his 10th season at Georgia Ranked as the best coach in Georgia’s history and already the highest-paid coach in college football history Kirby Smart has had many positives in his coaching career One of his primary concerns has been the wide receiver position and Kirby Smart has found new hope after the recent playoff game Smart has had many concerns about the Georgia wide receiver room Injuries have been a significant cause of concern and have greatly affected the team Gunner Stockton is arriving at the right time for Georgia He recently enjoyed his first career start against Notre Dame I’m your friendly neighborhood hope dealer but… Gunner Stockton throwing for more yards than any other playoff QB against the Notre Dame secondary gave me confidence in him ahead of 2025. https://t.co/Bbd69NegH9 | @DawgsHQ pic.twitter.com/5U48HFSVVD — J.D. PicKell (@jdpickell) May 3, 2025 So impressive was his performance that even after the exit of Carson Beck fans are sure Stockton will effortlessly fill the void He has played and learned as a backup over the past season and is now ready to step into the limelight While the pressure and responsibilities might be tough handling them correctly could end all concerns “Gunner Stockton threw far more yards than anybody in the college football playoff commenting on Stockton’s performance against Notre Dame he threw for almost as many yards as anybody else outside Jade in the Notre Dame secondary period,” PicKell continued These comments highlight how well Gunner Stockton is improving and Coach Kirby Smart would love to see more of that His rise could be the answer to Smart’s wide receiver woes Although Stockton has not been named the 2025 Starter for the Georgia Bulldogs hopes are high that he is in the best position to fill the void left by Carson Beck and he offers Kirby Smart the hope he needs KEEP READING: Top 4 Landing Spots for 4-Star LB Nick Abrams: Locks in Official Visits With Final Schools, Including Georgia, Michigan can Gunner Stockton maintain his upward trajectory he would help improve the offensive and passing play of the Bulldogs The coach now needs to monitor his development as he holds the key to a great future for the team Gunner Stockton is the new star for the Georgia Bulldogs