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About 50 people applied for the Sentinel program, with 16 making the cut and hitting the streets after their Monday graduation. Instead of complaining about the city's crime problems, this mother of three and daycare owner is becoming part of the solution.
A divided Stockton City Council is taking new steps to keep members in line and prevent testy exchanges like the one between the mayor and a council member.
Every Friday during their summer break, these boys volunteer at a church and hand out food to the homeless. On their last Friday before school starts, 11-year-old Tyler Canterberry says a man tried to kidnap him.
Police believe Mou Moua's in the Stockton area, telling CBS13 he may have family or friends here. Cops got an anonymous tip that he was at a home on Alabama Avenue as recently as Wednesday.
An accident involving a vehicle and a pedestrian has closed Stockton Boulevard at Broadway. Eastbound traffic on Broadway is also blocked by officers on scene investigating the accident.
Stockton's financial problems are no secret, and now the state controller has released a report detailing what went wrong and why.
The police department says the only burglary detective is working to link the suspected thief to other burglaries before passing the case along to the district attorney's office to issue an arrest warrant.
A draft of the state controller's audit shows significant weaknesses with the city's accounting and administrative control system, creating an extremely high potential for waste, fraud and abuse of public resources.
A Stockton Police officer crashes into a viewer's parked car. The department admits it was their fault but when they refused to pay for her damage, she called Kurtis. That crash caused more than $2,800 in damage. But we've learned this UOP grad student and dozens of others may never see all the money they're owed.
Police say someone inside the home unintentionally fired a sawed-off shotgun, hitting an 8-year-old girl in the foot as she played on the floor.
A Stockton business went up in flames after being firebombed with customers inside. The attack was caught on video.
Police say a handgun accidentally went off inside a movie theater in Stockton Friday night.
Stockton police arrested a woman for allegedly hitting another woman on the street, then taking off.
He insists his plan the whole time was to eventually take on the role of mayor full-time and that it has nothing to do with recent reports saying Silva failed to secure proper city permits, potentially costing the group more than $800 in fines and fees.
In April and June, the cops responded to two false alarms, and because the permit hadn't been renewed, the city charged the Boys & Girls Club $267 each time.
The bankrupt city of Stockton is ready to bring in 17 more police officers after meeting hiring levels required for a federal grant.
A group of alleged would-be thieves were sent running scared after a Stockton homeowner caught them trying to break into his home.
There may soon be more meter attendants writing parking tickets in the nation's largest bankrupt city.
Stockton Police fired shots at suspects on a junior high school campus on Wednesday, after they say the suspects fired an assault rifle at them.
The district attorney is investigating allegations that Stockton's mayor secretly recorded a conversation with the city manager, after the mayor admitted to to the alleged crime during Tuesday's city council meeting.
The big focus Tuesday was whether the council would approve a three-quarter-cent sales-tax increase on the ballot. But it seemed that just trying to get through the meeting was a challenge.
Burglars have hit a home on Richard Smith's block six times in two years. Fed up with crime, he and other neighbors took matters into their own hands when they recently caught a crook in the act.
Stockton teens are talking trash and it's making a difference in their community—they are painting trash cans to clean up their city.
A broken water main in Stockton dumped hundreds of gallons of water onto the street, which is still shutdown.
The largest city in the nation to file for Chapter 9 protection is making some notable changes to clean up its financial mess. Most agree more must be done to make sure the city doesn't make the same money-management mistakes.
