serving San Joaquin County since 1959
Linden, CaliforniaPublished weekly
Linden, California’s hometown paper since 1959
Local stories. Familiar faces. A community connected.
Week after week, the Herald has told Linden’s story: the harvest and the ball games, the school board and the water district, the sheriff’s calls and the club photos worth clipping for the fridge. Written by people who live here, for the people who live here.
Inside every issue
Pour a cup of coffee. Here’s what’s waiting for you each week.
What’s happening around town, and how our teams did on the field.
The meetings that shape daily life here, explained in plain English.
Farm news for the growers and families who keep Linden a farming town.
Where they were called and why, right here close to home.
Familiar faces from club gatherings and community events.
Local opinion, stories from Linden’s past, and day trips worth taking.
Plus ads from the local businesses you count on, and legal notices from across the county. Take a look at a sample issue
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