3-Alarm Fire Heavily Damages Stockton Warehouse
A 3-alarm fire that heavily damaged a Stockton warehouse overnight is being investigated.
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A 3-alarm fire that heavily damaged a Stockton warehouse overnight is being investigated.
One of the nation's top credit rating agencies said Friday it will begin a wide-ranging review of municipal finances in California because of what it sees is a growing threat of increased city bankruptcies and bond defaults.
A construction crew hit an underground gas line forcing temporary evacuations in Stockton Tuesday morning.
There was another homicide overnight in Stockton. It was the city's 41st of the year.
A Stockton resident was shot and killed early Wednesday morning. Police are investigating the shooting as a homicide.
Police arrested a gang member accused of storing a loaded gun in the closet of the room where his infant sleeps.
Officials in San Bernardino, which is facing an expected $46.8 million budget deficit this year, have formally filed for Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection, a move that city leaders approved last month.
Stockton Police spent Monday evening investigating the city's second homicide in one day.
A man died in in the hospital Monday after he was found bleeding in a Stockton street early Monday morning.
Stockton Police are asking for help in finding the suspects who shot a teenage girl several times as she and friends stopped to change a flat tire.
As if things couldn't get worse for Stockton, the city now is the top in the nation for foreclosures so far this year.
They're keeping Stockton secure but not with sworn officers. Instead, businesses and neighborhoods are relying on private security.
Suspects wanted in connection with a freeway chase and brazen gun battle with police overnight surrendered this morning at a Stockton residence.
In this sweltering Southern California city, officials tried to keep the budget in check by selling assets, cutting spending and asking public employees to take a hit as tax revenues dwindled.
One customer was shot when several armed suspects stormed a Stockton pharmacy during a robbery on Tuesday morning.
Officials in the town of Mammoth Lakes say they've voted unanimously to file for bankruptcy, in the face of a $43 million judgment that's more than twice the town's budget.
As the city of Stockton gets set to enter the record books as the largest U.S. city to declare bankruptcy, it is also dealing with an escalating homicide rate even outpacing the deadly streets of Chicago.
The City Council's vote late Tuesday night to move forward with Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection left some Stockton residents stunned on Wednesday.
Stockton police are investigating the city's 32nd homicide this year after a fatal shooting on Tuesday.
A source confirmed with CBS13 on Tuesday prior to the City Council meeting that Stockton will indeed file for Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection, becoming the largest U.S. city to do so.
CBS13's Ben Sosenko was in Vallejo, the city that declared for bankruptcy back in 2008, on Tuesday to see how that city has responded.
Stockton could become the largest U.S. city to declare bankruptcy after a deadline to make a deal with its creditors passed and the city's mayor said Tuesday she did not believe a settlement had been reached.
Stockton city officials were expected to meet with their creditors well into the night Monday in an effort to avoid bankruptcy as their window for mediation expires at midnight.
The deadline is looming for Stockton. In a matter of days, it could become the biggest American city to file for bankruptcy.
Officers gave homeless campers about a month's notice to vacate a stretch of Church Street in Stockton, and police moved in on Wednesday to move out the camp.
