Esteban Reynoso
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Stockton committee member resigns following alleged robbery (opens the original)
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Natasha Brown, a member of Stockton's Strong Communities Advisory Commission, resigned after her arrest on robbery charges, with the city council unanimously accepting her resignation on Tuesday night. Brown, who was appointed to the commission by Vice Mayor Jason Lee in early 2025, confirmed to KCRA 3 that she was arrested on September 26. Stockton police said she was booked on robbery charges. According to police, the incident occurred in the 1100 block of East Hammer Lane, where Brown alleged
Modesto grandmother and grandchildren recovering after being hit by car near school (opens the original)
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A Modesto grandmother and her four grandchildren were struck by a car while walking to school, leaving the grandmother and three of the children hospitalized with various injuries. The incident happened on the morning of Sept. 17 in front of Eisenhut Elementary School in Modesto. Maria Mendoza was walking her four grandchildren to school when a black Toyota 4Runner hit them. Mendoza became trapped under the vehicle, but neighbors used a floor jack to lift the car and free her. "The help we got f
Riverbank residents push back against proposed 1,500-acre annexation project (opens the original)
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The city of Riverbank approved the River Walk Project Tuesday night with a 3-2 vote. The River Walk Project is a proposal to annex over 1,500 acres and add more than 2,500 homes, parks, businesses, and schools. The plan has drawn significant opposition from residents. A packed city council meeting on Tuesday night had to be moved from City Hall to the community center to accommodate the large crowd. Most attendees voiced their opposition to the project, which would expand the city’s borders and
Stockton faith leaders pray outside ICE facility during National Migration Week (opens the original)
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Faith leaders in Stockton gathered outside an ICE holding facility to pray for migrants, refugees, and vulnerable individuals during the Catholic Church's National Migration Week, which focuses on the circumstances of those affected by migration. The event was open to the community, offering a space for collective prayer in both English and Spanish. Father Misael Avila, pastoral administrator of St. Mary’s of the Assumption Catholic Church, led the prayer session. "The Catholic Church teaches us
FBI says 35 potential new victims step forward in 'fake 49er' case (opens the original)
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Daejon Love, a California native, has been arrested on charges of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud after allegedly scamming over a dozen women out of more than $1 million by pretending to be a San Francisco 49er. "The number of victims can change, the financial loss can change, and obviously the damage of the overall scheme, we get a better idea as we work the case," Douglas Olson of FBI's Portland office said. The FBI says investigators have identified 35 additional potential vict
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