Bench for the blind community honoring Helen Keller stolen in Stockton
The ivy-green bench, honoring famed disability rights advocate Helen Keller, was unveiled in late June. Now, the bench is gone without a trace.
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The ivy-green bench, honoring famed disability rights advocate Helen Keller, was unveiled in late June. Now, the bench is gone without a trace.
A 12-year-old cancer survivor and huge Las Vegas Raiders fan is on his way to his first-ever game this weekend thanks to helping hands from the Stockton community.
It'll be a sight and sound familiar to the area for at least the next three months as crews ramp up construction on three major projects along the same busy stretch.
Stocktonians were frustrated waiting nearly three hours for the regularly scheduled council meeting to begin, and those frustrations grew when the city pushed the decision to appoint a new city manager further down the line.
The Caldwell Park shooting was the city's 23rd homicide so far this year. Last year, there were 54 homicides in the city.
Officers are investigating a homicide after a shooting at a Stockton park left one teenager dead and another hurt.
Firefighters are responding to a large fire off of Interstate 5 south of Stockton late Friday morning.
Amid defunding of the Department of Education, nearly $2 million of funding was renewed for the University of the Pacific in Stockton.
Cannabis dispensary company Embarc says they are in the process of working with the city to grow its business into Stockton.
The city manager says it has recently come to light that $50,000 from the city's risk mitigation fund was used in connection with the Wild 'n Out event without his knowledge or approval.
An investigation was underway early Tuesday morning in Stockton after a man was found dead in an elevator shaft.
The Stockton City Council approved the purchase of two pick-up trucks for the police department. One of their uses is to help in cleanup operations around the city.
A Stockton-area school is shifting to remote learning for the day after a water main broke and caused flooding on campus.
A Stockton-area school is shifting to remote learning for the day after a water main broke and caused flooding on campus.
A man has died and a homicide investigation is underway in Stockton after a shooting Sunday night.
A video circulating on social media shows Stockton Police bicycle officers giving out tickets for loitering to day laborers.
Stockton native and teacher Don Bott has a lot of yearbooks and stories to share. So, after a 40-year career in the classroom, Bott wanted to take his teaching one step further.
Just after 2 a.m., police said that a 44-year-old woman was sitting in her car on the 500 block of North Stanislaus Street when a man forced his way into her car.
Police said the suspect allegedly set fire to his backyard before barricading himself in a nearby home.
Police have only identified the victims as an 18-year-old male, an 18-year-old female and a 17-year-old girl.
A former California Highway Patrol officer is suspected of killing his wife in Southern California before he died in a shooting that left one other man dead in mid-July, officials said.
Local Stockton meat markets are feeling the pressure from these all-time high prices, forcing some local shops to try and break even.
The Republic Services strike officially ended on Friday and while some trash may be gone, another issue is piling up.
Stockton neighbors say a potbellied pig is causing havoc, digging holes and damaging property.
Stockton Mayor Christina Fugazi is in Washington, D.C. right now putting on a shipbuilding show for the Trump administration.
