The state of California is now requiring local governments to adhere to a new policy outlining for meetings are to be conducted on remote or phone platforms. On April 13 the Ceres City Council voted 5-0 to approve the policy changes as mandated by Senate ... See more
Concerns over lack of enough parking in downtown Ceres prompted Vice Mayor Daniel Martinez last week to suggest the possibility of having the city add an hourly limit to parking and issue fines for those who exceed a set time. “I don’t know what that woul... See more
The continual presence of unruly juveniles on bicycles ignoring traffic laws and impeding vehicles prompted Ceres City Councilwoman Rosalinda Vierra to bring it to the council’s attention last week. “I’ve had a lot of community reach out to me,” said Vier... See more
The Ceres Unified School District board of trustees decided last week that it will enter a “listening phase” to gauge the public’s thoughts on renaming Cesar Chavez Junior High School. According to CUSD Deputy Superintendent Dan Pangrazio, the district wo... See more
“Love Ceres,” a morning of volunteerism to help out the community, including cleaning things up, is taking place this Saturday, April 25. There are plenty of jobs to choose from and event organizer Brandy Meyer is hoping for 140 more to join the 60 alread... See more
