Stockton Metropolitan Airport

Do you have your ticket to Pete Paulsen’s 2nd Annual Wings,Wheels and Warriors?  Paulsen, a legendary hot rod promoter, is hosting this spectacular event on Sunday, May 15, 2016 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Stockton Metropolitan Airport.

Showcasing a wide assortment of military memorabilia, new and classic cars, food vendors, and much more, there’s something for everybody who’s looking to have a good time on a Sunday afternoon. Kevin Mack of Counting Cars will be at this year’s event as a special guest. Music will be by DJ “Wild” Wayne.

The cost for vehicle entries is $30 up until the day of the event. The cost will be $40 the day of the show. Visit Pete Paulsen’s website for the form to register. General admission if $10 with free admission for those under 10.

Paulsen is looking forward to sharing his love of everything that flies and drives with the community. Don’t miss what is sure to be a great day out with family and friends

As one of the most geographically advantaged regions in California,San Joaquin County serves as a transportation hub for the distribution of goods throughout the region.

Learn more about the role of Stockton Metropolitan Airport in the County’s transportation infrastructure in the section “A leading transportation hub” on pages 8 and 9 of San Joaquin County’s Gateway to Growth magazine

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In the last quarter of 2015, according to the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, San Joaquin County had a 4.2% growth in employment and a 7.1% gain in average weekly wages. This jump in employment and wages placed San Joaquin 27th among 343 largest U.S counties.

Warehousing and logistics account for much of the growth experienced within San Joaquin. The Amazon warehouse, alone, has more than doubled warehousing jobs in the region. This trend will continue, since Amazon has recently announced a planned one million square foot expansion at their Tracy facility.

San Joaquin is the only county within California to rank highly in both categories. Stanislaus, Placer, San Francisco, and Riverside counties were in the top 10 percentages for job growth.