r/Stockton

How’s it going everyone first post on this sub I have a little one who loves aquatic activities and I was hoping to take him there. I’ve been living in stockton for 20 plus years and I know what kinda crowds stockton attracts with that being said has anyone gone ? What did you think? Expecting negative reviews honestly this is Glockton after all.

Curious regarding HOA fees in Stockton , from my readings online I see that most start at $400 and go as high as $600, this is both for single family homes and condos in big complexes.

I saw this condo 3 bed/2 bathroom w/ garage ( really a duplex ) near Panella Park and the HOA fee $110 per month. Can someone tell me the reason for the big variance?

I found a lot of options online but I heard if they are not authorized then it is not really worth it so I'm looking for in-person classes, any good place around Stockton or should I look in other cities near by?

Thank you all in advance

Around like 17-20 and hoop constantly trying find people to hoop wit and play

Anything if there fake and they work like real I’ll buy them if there real I’ll buy them anything under 30 and after 2021pleasw

And 54 I would just like to get Botox it seems like every time I try to look up something ask about something I'm getting the same BS responses. I want real recommendations from real women who are in my age group who would just like to go in get the Botox and not have a lot of red tape and hoopla about it. Make it simple make it quick and I know of course you have to get history and all that but it’s more like just the jumping through hoops and talking to everybody about it. I’m so tired. I have the money. I just wanna give you money and I would like something to make my face look a little less tired, please.

Hello, I go to Stockton 3-4 times a year for 2-3 week intervals to visit family and was wondering if there is a local pottery studio I can go to to buy clay, handbuild, then fire pieces. If I'm not in town before they're done firing, I could have family pick up my pieces, so that wouldn't be a problem. Ideally I would like to be able to attend a drop in session or pay to use the studio to do independent handbuilding, but I'm also open to taking a class. Thanks!

I am currently a senior status undergraduate student at the University of the Pacific pursuing my B.A. in Education, with an expected graduation date of May 2027. I am seeking a part-time summer position or internship consisting of approximately 20 hours per week.

My availability is limited to weekdays only, during mornings through very early afternoons. I am NOT available during the early evenings or on weekends or holidays.
I have extensive experience in office administration, including bookkeeping, receptionist duties, administrative assistant work, scheduling, customer service, and general office support.

In addition, I have experience working with students in educational settings through tutoring and classroom support for K–12 students.
Through my university program, I have gained teaching experience and currently hold CTC clearance through the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing, which allows me to participate in hands on classroom experience within public schools during the upcoming school year.

I am interested in opportunities related to:
Education and tutoring.
Classroom support or instructional aide positions
Administrative or office work.
Receptionist or clerical support.
Educational internships.
I am dependable, organized, hardworking, and eager to continue building professional experience while completing my degree. Again let me make it clear I am available during the mornings to early afternoons only and not available on the weekends of holidays.

While I am open to both educational and administrative opportunities, my preference is office and administrative work where I can utilize my organizational, communication, and customer service skills.

Anyone here went to Botas Y rave tonight?
My bf and I had food from a certain vendor and it really did not sit well with our stomachs. 😣

My partner and I will be relocating to Stockton in late June, maybe early July. We have been looking at a few apartment complexes including Eight Mile House, Mariner’s Cove, and Lakeview Village. Could anyone provide any input on safety in these areas? We’re also considering the city of Manteca but would prefer to be closer to his job. Any info would be amazing, thank you!!

Hi Everyone,

If you believe that California State Workers Should Be Able to Continue to Telework, This is How YOU Can Make a Difference!

CA State Workers being able to telework can also really help them with the ability / cost of child care, the rising price of gas, work / life balance, not increase California traffic and emissions, etc.

A study (CA State Auditor) has shown that state workers being able to work from home more days (the same amount as now) could SAVE THE STATE $225 Million Dollars!

Source: California State Auditor

If California forces state workers to commute, it passes up $225 million in savings. Can we afford that? 

https://calmatters.org/commentary/2026/03/state-workers-commute-telework-california/

Source:

California State Capitol Main Line:
(916) 324-0333

Governor Newsom:
(916) 445-2841

While Gov. Newsom is pushing for RTO, just remember that he still needs to rely on the CA State Congress to pass his new 2026/2027 budget. The Congress has leverage because of this. Gov. Newsom may be leaving office soon, but members of the CA Congress do not have the same luxury or lack of accountability. This truly can make a big difference. The only ones that can stop this now is the State Congress and the Unions. AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, YOU!

Everyone should contact their Union AND State Representatives. Everything you need to do this is below.

It takes 5 minutes to do. Any California resident is completely allowed to call as many times as they want. Please just do these things:

-Please be calm and professional.

-Briefly explain why you believe Telework should be saved, how this RTO mandate will affect you economically and your family.

Note: You should be able to call any time. Most of them have some sort of voicemail. Family members and friends can call as well.

Please take 5-10 mins to do this, save the numbers in your phone, and call as often as possible. Contact them whether they are Democrat or Republican.

Note: You can call any District and / or the Capitol. However:

Your Own Legislators Usually Carry the Most Weight

Legislators care most about:

• constituents in their own district,
• voters who can affect reelection,
• local unions and organizations,
• and people who actually live in their area.

So when someone says:

“I live in your district…”

that generally has the strongest political impact.

 

Let’s all unite and do this.

PLEASE SHARE THIS WITH YOUR CO-WORKERS, FAMILY, and FRIENDS.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Brief Summary of What Is Below:

California residents can contact their State Assemblymember, State Senator, and the Governor about AB 1729 and telework issues.

Find your legislators:
https://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov/

California State Capitol Main Line:
(916) 324-0333

California State Senate:
(916) 651-4000

California State Assembly:
(916) 319-2800

Governor Newsom:
(916) 445-2841

Respectful phone calls and voicemails matter.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 

For AB 1729 Specifically

The key people are:

• California Assemblymembers
• California State Senators
• Governor Newsom

Federal Congress has essentially no role in this bill.

 

Easiest Official “Find Your California Legislator” Tool

This is probably the cleanest and simplest one:

https://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov/

 

People just:

1. Enter their home address
2. It instantly shows:
   • State Assemblymember
   • State Senator
   • District numbers
   • Contact pages

Very simple and official.

 

Full Directories With Phone Numbers

California State Assembly Directory (80 Assemblymembers)

https://www.assembly.ca.gov/assemblymembers

California Assembly Member Directory

Includes:

• Capitol phone numbers
• District office numbers
• Emails
• District maps
• Staff contacts

 

California State Senate Directory (40 Senators)

https://www.senate.ca.gov/senators

California State Senate Directory

Includes:

• Office phone numbers
• District offices
• Emails
• Maps
• Committee assignments

 

Best Simple Interactive Map

California Legislative Districts Interactive Map

This is probably the easiest overall.

It lets people:

• zoom into their area
• toggle layers on/off
• view:
  • State Assembly districts
  • State Senate districts
  • Congressional districts separately

Very visual and beginner-friendly.

 

Probably the BEST Simple Message to Share

If you want something easy to copy/paste to friends, coworkers, Reddit, Facebook groups, unions, etc., this is probably the simplest version:

Want to contact your California state representatives about telework, AB 1729, or other state issues?

Find your California State Senator and Assemblymember here in under 30 seconds:

https://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov/

California Assembly Directory:
https://www.assembly.ca.gov/assemblymembers

California Senate Directory:
https://www.senate.ca.gov/senators

Phone calls are usually more effective than emails.

 

Remember: Each citizen in California has a State Senator and Assemblyman / Woman (Similar to a House of Representatives official).

NO need to contact your FEDERAL representatives. THIS IS FOR STATE representatives.

 

Other Resources:

 

Official California State Senate District Maps

California State Senate District Maps

Official Senate maps from California.

 

Official California Assembly District Maps

California Assembly District Maps

Official Assembly district maps from the California Citizens Redistricting Commission.

 

Easiest Way to Understand It Visually

Think of California like this:

• The state is divided into:
  • 40 large State Senate districts
  • 80 smaller Assembly districts

So:

• Senate districts are bigger
• Assembly districts are smaller and more local

That’s similar to:

• U.S. Senate = fewer, larger constituencies
• U.S. House = more numerous, smaller districts

Sacramento Offices vs District Offices

This is another important distinction.

Most legislators have:

1. a Capitol office in Sacramento
2. one or more district offices locally

For active legislation like AB 1729:

Sacramento offices are often MORE important

because:

• legislative staff work there,
• policy advisors are there,
• bills are negotiated there,
• committee work happens there.

One Important Thing

Staffers generally prefer people to:

• stay respectful,
• be concise,
• and sound informed.

Even short calls like:

“Hi, I’m a California resident and I support protecting telework flexibility and AB 1729. Please pass my concerns along to the Assemblymember/Senator.”

Voicemails Still Count

Even if nobody answers live:

• staff often tally message volume,
• categorize issues,
• and report trends to the legislator.

Especially when:

• many people mention the same bill,
• the same issue,
• or similar concerns.

So a large number of respectful voicemails can absolutely create pressure or visibility.

Best Practices for Voicemails

Shorter is usually better.

Something like:

“Hi, my name is [first name]. I’m a California resident calling to support telework protections and AB 1729. Please oppose blanket return-to-office mandates and support flexible telework policies for state workers. Thank you.”

That’s usually more effective than a long speech.

 

Timing

Ironically, evenings/weekends can sometimes be easier because:

• voicemail boxes are less overwhelmed,
• callers are less rushed,
• and people have more time to participate.

But during heavy advocacy campaigns, some inboxes can fill up.

 

One Important Note

Some offices prioritize:

1. constituents in-district,
2. then statewide residents,
3. then others.

So if people call outside their district, it helps to say:

“I’m a California resident…”

That signals the issue still matters statewide.

 

Bonus points if you can call / order online

I like Angel Cruz but sometimes the wait can be long

Moving to stockton for school this summer and am looking for places to live. I am between 2 apartment complexes right now and was wondering which one is better in terms of neighborhood safety. Bridle Path Place and Parkside Apartments. Would also love to know which areas would be good to rent

And where from? How good was it?