Hundreds of Mercedians flooded N St. outside of the Tioga-Sequoia Taproom this past Friday to celebrate local Hispanic Heritage thanks to the Merced County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. The crowds were full of energy throughout the evening as attendees were able to enjoy a killer lineup of classic cars, a variety of specialty drinks, a…

It’s been a long time coming. Or as the chair of the Merced County Board of Supervisors, Scott Siveira, says: “It’s a shining example of what…

Scott McBride, the development director who has led Merced’s planning, building and housing efforts since 2017, was appointed this week to city manager —…

By Sarah Lim Special to the Times This year marks the 90th anniversary of laying the cornerstone at Merced’s first federal building – the U.S. Post Office. Located at 415 W. 18th Street, the Post Office was built during the Great Depression. The building in the style of Mediterranean Classical was designed by Allison &…