Individual tickets for the 2019 Stockton Ports baseball season go on sale beginning Friday, March 15, the team announced Tuesday morning.

Micke Grove Zoo is thrilled to announce the newest member to our family, "Kai" the Prevost's Squirrel, now on display in our Tropical Canopy!

The city of Stockton brings the holidays to life with events, food, entertainment, and lots of holiday cheer throughout December!

The First Tee of San Joaquin will begin its Fall Tour for boys and girls ages 5-17 in September. 

The Ports are excited to announce the 2019 regular season schedule, which will begin on Thursday, April 4^th and the last game at Banner Island Ballpark will take place on Monday, August 26^th.

One thousand pounds (1,000 lbs.) of Catfish will be planted at Oak Grove Regional Park later this week thanks to the Fishing In The City Program through the California Dept. of Fish and Wildlife (DFW).

With an exciting start to the season that led to the clinching of a first-half Division Title, the Ports have earned a spot in the 2018 California League Playoffs, which will begin in September with a best-of-five game Divisional Series. 

Starting May 29^th through August 10^th, California’s Great America will offer discounted admission into the park for guests who ride the ACE train to the Great America station in Santa Clara.

Give a shout out to science, technology, engineering and math.  Show your support for Mother Earth.  
 
As part of the 30th Annual Earth Day Festival, Stockton will celebrate its second March for Science on Sunday morning, April 22 at Victory Park.  The March for Science will last one hour, beginning at 10 a.m. from the Earth Day Festival stage on the west side of park. Congressman Jerry McNerney will join us for the welcome. High school science teacher Brandon Piasecki will do an encore performance of his “Periodical Table Rap” and the drum line from Cesar Chavez High School will be featured.