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Police investigating north Stockton homicide, suspicious death

The young man, shot around 9:20 p.m. on Monday, has not yet been identified.

Stockton receives grant to house large homeless encampment

Anyone who has experienced homelessness will testify that it is a stressful, scary and often frustrating situation.

Family displaced, police officer hospitalized after house fire in south Phoenix

300 temporary shelter units coming to Stockton

The City of Stockton is looking to create 300 temporary shelter units for vulnerable groups experiencing homelessness.

Teen shot in east Houston, Texas

Houston police said a teen was shot in the foot during a shootout between two groups of people in east Houston on Tuesday, July 26, 2022.

Here's how — and where — to cool off this summer in Stockton

Thinking about the recent temperature changes? The city of Stockton, too. Here are city plans and locations where you can cool off this summer.

Road Closures Planned in Stockton for Firefighter Memorial

Stockton drivers should expect travel delays Tuesday due to road closures for a memorial service and procession taking place for a fire captain who was shot and...

$2.1 million No Place Like Home funding will go to affordable housing for homeless

San Joaquin County is transforming an empty lot in downtown Stockton into affordable apartments for unhoused people using a $2.1 million grant the state awarded it late last month.   The empty lot at East Sonora Street and the commercial building located at South El Dorado Street will soon be revamped as Sonora Square Apartments: two buildings of roughly 16,000 and 10,000 square feet and containing 21 and 11 units respectively. The units will be available for rent for those dealing with serious mental illness and who are homeless. Occupants will likely be able to move in in the fall of 2023, Peter Ragsdale, the Executive Director of the Housing Authority of the County of San Joaquin (HACSJ), said in an email.

Local car wash holding fundraiser for Valley family who's house burnt down on Christmas Eve

"Five, ten minutes, my whole house was gone. Everything I worked so hard for." Author: Aaron Kurtz Updated: 3:50 PM MST January 13, 2021 PHOENIX — On Dec. 24, Christmas Eve morning, a candle in a bedroom sparked and caused a massive blaze at a home on 15th Avenue and Sonora Street in south Phoenix.  Teresa Menjivar, her husband Tobias and 26-year-old daughter Denise, who has Down Syndrome, narrowly escaped the fire. They lost everything they own, including their car. "Five, ten minutes, my whole house was gone. Everything I worked so hard for," Teresa said. Her daughter Denise lost her Bipap machine, which helps her to breathe at night, in the fire as well.