Modbee.com is the website of the Modesto Bee, a newspaper owned by the McClatchy Company that provides coverage of Modesto, California.

The homepage features the latest local, national, sports, business, and entertainment news, as well as featured stories about local residents and issues, links to photo galleries on the site, links to news videos, a condensed weather forecast, a calendar of upcoming events, and a list of stories sorted by most popular, most commented, and recommended.

Visitors can register with the site to add photos and videos, and post comments about news stories and on the blogs.

The ‘News’ section features the latest local, national, world, crime, and weird news, as well as obituaries; lottery results; a ‘Vitals’ section with vital statistics headlines, such as marriage announcements, divorce announcements, and birth announcements; an ‘Info Center’ with census, crime rate, education, government, housing, and other data; and a ‘Special Reports’ section with how-to guides and in depth coverage of notable news events.

The ‘Business’ section features the latest business and tech news, as well as spotlights on housing, agriculture, finance, and Modesto’s efforts to ‘go green.’ The ‘Sports’ section features coverage of school and professional sports, as well as links to photo galleries, videos, and blogs on the site.

The ‘Multimedia’ section displays photos, videos, and links to podcasts, and it lets members submit photos and videos to the site. Members simply click ‘Submit your Media’ and upload their content. The ‘Opinions’ section features editorials, letters to the editor, editorial cartoons, and community voice stories. The ‘Blogs’ section provides links to staff blogs, site forums, and ‘The Hive,’ a community blog on the site.

The ‘Life’ section features lifestyle and entertainment articles, which include travel, taste, faith and values, and celebrity buzz, as well as a list of upcoming class reunions, recipes, and how-to guides.

Visitors can access a mobile version of the site by clicking the ‘Mobile’ or ‘iPhone’ links at the top of the page. Visitors can also subscribe to a digital version of the newspaper, which is an exact replica of the original, by clicking the ‘Electronic Edition’ link at the top of the page.