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Sports Tourism in Lodi
Lodi, known for its wine tourism, is actively exploring opportunities to expand into sports tourism by leveraging existing facilities and community partnerships.
Lodi’s sports tourism initiatives are notably smaller in scale but more community-focused compared to nearby cities in California’s Central Valley.
Lodi’s Sports Tourism Feasibility Study, initiated in Q1 2025, is currently in progress, with findings expected to shape strategic investments and partnerships.
Lodi area fuel prices are going up!
Lodi area fuel prices are going up!
Current Pricing Trends
Stockton-Lodi metro area: Averaged $4.80/gallon as of February 13 – a 6% weekly increase (+$0.27) and 3.8% higher than 2024 levels
Regional comparison: Nearby Fresno reached $4.76/gallon, while California's statewide average hit $4.80 – the nation's highest.
Lodi Access Center Update
The Lodi Access Center, a key initiative addressing homelessness in Lodi, CA, continues to evolve with recent operational updates and construction progress.
Also includes a brief history of the Access Center
New businesses in Lodi
New businesses have emerged in Lodi, particularly in the downtown area.
The city continues to develop through projects like:
Reynolds Ranch mixed-use project
Sunwest Village retail center
Rose Gate master-planned development
Lodi’s Blue Zones Ignite Pilot
Lodi is launching a Blue Zones Ignite pilot program in March 2025 that will transform the community through evidence-based health and well-being initiatives.
The program will be overseen by San Joaquin County Public Health Services in partnership with the Community Health Leadership Council and other local organizations
Lodi Gasoline Spill Superfund Site Update
The Lodi Gasoline Spill Superfund Site (EPA ID: CAD009031207) continues to undergo remediation, with critical advancements and challenges reported in recent years.
While progress continues, contaminants still linger at the edge of safety limits. Residents near the plume boundary (north of Lockeford Street) should prioritize EPA-recommended water testing every 6 months.
Lodi Public Library
Update on Lodi Public Library's future plans with a discussion of the pros and cons of proposed outcomes.