Stockton, 5 Other Cities Chose For Project On Curbing Racial Bias
Six cities have been chosen for a federal pilot program aimed at reducing racial bias and improving relationships between law enforcement and communities.
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Six cities have been chosen for a federal pilot program aimed at reducing racial bias and improving relationships between law enforcement and communities.
The man accused of leading authorities on a pursuit that ended in a deadly crash was in court Friday morning for his arraignment.
It's being called the CalWeber Project. The $14-million dollar public and private investment just approved by the city will transform the entire city block, adding 40 affordable housing units and remodeling retail stores at the bottom.
The man who was killed in a collision at the end of a pursuit on Wednesday has been identified. The San Joaquin County Coroner's office identified him as Ricardo Guillen Estrada, 58, of Stockton.
Sol Eichner, 29, allegedly led police on the pursuit from San Andreas to Stockton in a Mercedes Benz that crashed and killed the driver in another car, who may have never seen the suspect coming.
A person was hit and killed by a car that authorities had been chasing Wednesday afternoon.
A recent storm may have pushed most of the invasive water hyacinth away from Stockton's waterways, but that may not be the case for long. Officials say they have a plan to attack to plant that nearly put the economy of the Stockton waterfront underwater.
Rosie Carino, her friends and her little brother were halfway across the street when they saw a car coming straight at them. Rosie says she didn't realize she was hurt until after her friends dragged her to the grass, and she checked to make sure her brother way OK.
Authorities say that a person is dead and another two are injured after a shooting in southeast Stockton early Thursday morning.
Monday's shooting left family members huddled in prayer on a Stockton street corner where the boy they affectionately called "Ray Ray" was gunned down on his walk to school.
A 13-year-old Stockton boy was been shot and killed on Monday morning. Police say the shooting happened before 7 a.m. in the 2300 block of S. Sacramento Street.
Normally when you're honoring heroes at the California Highway Patrol academy, you're talking about officers. But this time, it's about civilians who went above and beyond the call of duty.
Photos show the inside of a ripped-apart limo and tell the story of a December night gone wrong—broken glass, kicked-in televisions, and blood stains. The limo driver didn't expect any trouble. He says he was excited to drive a group with the mayor of Stockton.
Police say Thar Phy, 83, approached a 7-year-old girl and her friend who were playing and offered them money. When the 7-year-old took the money, he grabbed her and fondled her groin area.
Riders say they're being singled out and treated like they're all part of the cast of "Sons of Anarchy," and a local assemblyman thinks a law is needed to keep everyone accountable.
Police says the suspect approached a 7-year-old girl and her friend who were playing and offered them money. When the 7-year-old took the money, he grabbed her and fondled her groin area.
A Stockton man has been arrested for allegedly stabbing his wife early Tuesday morning.
A monument that was once celebrated has become an eyesore, and now a group is fighting to keep the memory of a revered gold-rush era educator it honors alive.
Police say a 33-year-old man is dead after a shooting in Stockton in early Saturday afternoon.
It may be ironic, or just fitting that Gino was born on Valentine's Day with a heart condition. He's asking people to come out to a blood drive on Saturday and help others like him who need blood donors to survive.
The district calls the move a precautionary measure now that all four Stockton high schools are in the same California Interscholastic Federation league. And parents at a basketball game on Tuesday said it was a great idea.
An hour long car chase came to a violent end in Sacramento Saturday afternoon.
Police say they have arrested a man in connection to the shooting of a woman in a Stockton Costco parking lot.
Jeremy Meeks, Stockton's internet infamous arrestee, was sentenced to more than two years in prison Thursday morning.
The family of a bank robbery hostage shot dead in Stockton, California blame police for the death and is demanding the city take financial responsibility.
