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Downtown Stockton California Photography Gallery, The City of Stockton is prominently situated along the banks of The San Joaquin Delta inland ship channel which links up with the San Francisco Bay via the San Joaquin and Sacramento Rivers. Stockton is positioned just 60 miles due East of the San Francisco Bay Area, only 83 miles East of the City of San Francisco, and a short 45 miles due South on Interstate 5 from Sacramento, which is the California Capital. Stockton has a large number of historic turn of the commercial and residential structures. Beginning in the late 1990s, Stockton's attempted a dramatic downtown turnaround and revitalization. Over the past decade Stockton has tried to transform it's downtown area.

Downtown Stockton Revitalization

Beginning in the late 1990s, Stockton's attempted a dramatic downtown turnaround and revitalization. Over the past decade Stockton has tried to transform the downtown area from a crime-ridden eyesore to a family-friendly destination. Most local residents are still extremely wary of the downtown area, though, and many of the newly-built facilities are already having trouble making ends meet.. Newly built or renovated buildings include:

The Bob Hope Theater Regal City Centre Cinemas San Joaquin RTD Downtown Transit Center Sheraton Hotel Hotel Stockton Stockton Arena Banner Island Ballpark (Stockton Ballpark)

A new Downtown Marina and adjacent promenade (as of January 1, 2009) are under construction along the South Shore of the Stockton Deep Water Channel.

Projects (as of January 1, 2009) either in the planning stages or under consideration by the city council include South Shore housing, the revitalization of the Robert J. Cabral neighborhood, a museum honoring Stockton's history of gang warfare, bridges across the Stockton Deep Water Channel, and a high-rise building that may include condominiums.

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