Stockton Record wins 14 California Journalism Awards for pictures, information

The Stockton Record has gained 14 awards, together with three second-place honors in pictures and information classes, throughout a number of classes within the 2025 California Journalism Awards sponsored by the California News Publishers Association.

Receiving second place within the Print Division:

Hannah Workman: Coverage of Youth and Education − “University of the Pacific students protest Turning Point USA event”

Clifford Oto: Photojournalism − “San Joaquin County in photos”

Victoria Franco: Homelessness Reporting − “Dozens’ at risk as Stockton officials move ahead with Trinity Parkway encampment removal”

Receiving third place within the Print Division:

Clifford Oto: Artistic Photo − “Poppies along the river”

Victoria Franco: Breaking News − “Coverage of mass shooting in Stockton”

Hannah Workman: Coverage of Local Government − “Stockton dismantles DEI office, Wild ‘N Out funds in question”

Angelaydet Rocha: Coverage of Business and the Economy − “Fat City Brews owner loses his battle to cancer”

Receiving fourth place within the Print Division:

Angelaydet Rocha: Profile Story − “United Way trailblazer Andy Prokop leaves deep legacy in Stockton”

Victoria Franco and Hannah Workman: Public Service Journalism − “Community mourns victims of Stockton mass shooting”

Receiving fifth place within the Print Division:

Hannah Workman: Coverage of Local Government − “Interim City Manager Steve Colangelo”

Clifford Oto: Feature Photo − “Stockton Police Department Mounted Unit grabs a bite”

Hannah Workman: In-Depth Reporting − “Stockton Unified school board trustee on trial”

Clifford Oto: News Photo − “9/11 victims remembered in Stockton”

Hannah Workman: Social Justice and Civic Engagement − “More than 2,500 protest Trump on ‘No Kings Day’ in Stockton”

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