Turlock police responded to a robbery call, while also getting a report about an officer being shot. This morning, the Turlock Police Department is investigating a robbery that occurred at the CVS located on Geer Road.

All parties involved in a three vehicle collision on Golden State Boulevard, that occurred Wednesday morning, are believed to be in stable condition. “The exact circumstances of the collision are still under investigation at this time,” reported Turlock Police Department spokesman officer Steve Rodrigues. “All parties who were involved in this traffic collision are believed to be in stable condition.”

Turlock police officers have blocked off southbound Golden State Boulevard between Atherstone Road and Taylor as they investigate a major vehicle collision. This morning, two damaged vehicles are in the middle of the intersection of Golden State and Atherstone. Both have sustained heavy damage to the rear.

As conversations are going strong on public education with the pending vote for education secretary Betsy Devos, the future of the Affordable Care Act, and President Donald Trump’s Executive Orders on immigration and the border wall, Congressman Jeff Denham (R-10) will be hosting a tele-town hall this evening.

Turlock will be host to its first ever Comic-Con, organized by Ziggy, of Ziggy’s Video Game Exchange. As the first ever Turlock Comic-Con has neared, the hype for the convention has grown. With numerous special attractions, cosplayers, and vendors have been announced for the big day, Turlock Comic-Con is seeking to bring a taste of the big conventions to Turlock and a true local outlet for anyone who’s ever been fascinated with collectibles, music, or movies.

A four vehicle collision has caused congestion along the detour through the Monte Vista Crossings shopping center. Southbound Countryside Drive had four vehicles involved in a collision in the left lane, temporarily blocking traffic for passersby in the southbound lane.

In an election year where ethics has been a focus for elections, farmers’ markets, and campaign finance reform, Councilwoman Amy Bublak will be taking both the Oath of Office and an Oath of Ethics, an oath she has taken before a judge since 2008. When first elected to Turlock City Council in 2008, Councilwoman Bublak, a former police officer, likened the public service of a City Councilmember to that of a police officer, and took an Oath of Ethics, similar to a police officer’s, in addition to her Oath of Office. While similar to the oath a police officer would take, Councilwoman Bublak wrote this oath specifically for the Turlock City Council to take voluntarily.