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Man, woman found shot, killed in Stockton alleyway

A man and woman who died after being shot in an alley in Stockton on July 24 marked the city’s 18th and 19th homicide of the year. Stockton police said officers responded at about 9:20 p.m. to the area of Pershing Avenue and Rosemarie Lane on a report of a shooting. At the scene, officers found the man and woman, who w
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Man receives decades-long sentencing after raping two children in Stockton

(FOX40.COM) — A man was sentenced to 49 years to life for the rape, repeated sexual and physical abuse of two underage sisters, District Attorney Ron Freitas announced Monday. The sentencing is the result of a 6-year-long case involving four female victims who came forward against the convicted rapist, 61-year-old Rodn
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Modesto man sentenced to 125 years to life for triple murder

Armando Osegueda has been sentenced to 125 years to life in state prison for the 2012 murders of David Siebels, Edward Reinig and Alyxandra Tellez, Stanislaus County District Attorney Jeff Laugero announced this week. Osegueda previously entered no‑contest pleas to three counts of first‑degree murder, attempted home in
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A week after first fire, dozens more cars burn in same Modesto wrecking yard

A fire in a Modesto auto wrecking yard early Sunday morning burned about 40 salvaged vehicles before it was extinguished, officials said. If it sounds like deja vu, Modesto Fire Chief Jim Black said it was the same wrecking yard where about 100 junk vehicles burned a week ago. Black said Sunday’s fire, at 12:30 a.m., w
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Garbage Trucks With AI Eyes: How Cities Turn Trash Routes Into Neighborhood Scans

Garbage Trucks With AI Eyes: How Cities Turn Trash Routes Into Neighborhood Scans. Cape Coral, Florida, nearly took a step that would have put artificial intelligence on its sanitation fleet. The plan called for cameras mounted on garbage trucks. As crews made their regular rounds the lenses would capture images of fro
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An EDM rave from a chamber of commerce? See what’s going on in Turlock

Get the Eat. Sip. Play. newsletter in your inbox Available now: Sign up here for the best food, drink and entertainment coverage in Stanislaus County. Feel the August blues coming on? Why wouldn’t you? It can be wicked hot in the Central Valley, the kids soon have to be carted back to and from school every weekday, the
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What’s that new construction in Modesto? Answers for residential sites

Earlier this month, The Bee asked readers to send in questions about construction projects around town. In this second installment, we look at new housing projects and the Naraghi Lake development that has left residents wondering for decades. Naraghi Lake We do not have any new information to share on the development
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In-N-Out Is Expanding Again in California — Here Are the 3 New Locations

CALIFORNIA STATE – California is getting three more places to order a Double-Double and Animal Style fries. In-N-Out Burger has added three new California restaurants to its growing list of upcoming locations, including one in Northern California. The new restaurants are planned for Commerce, Irvine and Stockton. The S
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A widely shared post showed a Stockton business servicing a DHS van. The owner...

For a few hours on El Dorado Street, outside Stockon’s old City Hall, cars honked from across the block. Just past noon on Thursday, a little less than a dozen people stood alongside the curb of an auto repair shop. A white hatchback equipped with a megaphone blasted the reason why protestors had gathered.
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Community helps shape plans to restore portions of Stockton’s Mormon Slough

STOCKTON, Calif. — Community members are helping shape plans to transform portions of Stockton's Mormon Slough, an area that has struggled for years with homelessness, crime and trash. Restore the Delta, the nonprofit leading the Mormon Slough Restoration Project, held a public visioning meeting Saturday to gather comm

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