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Horrific crime scene depicted in Tracy woman's death
The focus on two men accused of killing a Tracy woman in August shifted Thursday from their status as a married couple to the bloody murder scene they're charged with leaving behind.
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The litigation accused the state of following state laws about environmental impact when announcing a planned 1734-bed, one-billion-dollar prison medical facility to be built near Stockton .
Stockton, San Joaquin County sue state over prison plans
LAWSUIT FILED OVER PLANS FOR NEW PRISONS: Stockton and San Joaquin County officials have sued the state over plans to build three new prisons on the outskirts of Stockton.
San Joaquin County job training program gets stimulus money
A program that helps young people earn their high school diploma while receiving job training will receive $70,000 in federal stimulus money, Rep.
Man wanted in Oakland double murder kills self
Authorities say a suspect in an Oakland double murder killed himself as a SWAT team surrounded a Stockton house.
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San Joaquin County, the city of Stockton and the Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce are suing California, the California State Department of Corrections and Rehabilitations and federal Receiver J. Clark Kelso over a proposed prison medical facility.
Trial Set In Tracy Torture Case
Four people accused of torturing a teenage boy in Tracy are set to face triall next year.
Supreme Court acts to reinstate death sentence in San Joaquin County case
The Supreme Court has thrown out, for the third time, a federal appeals court ruling favorable to a convicted murderer in California whose case has bounced around the courts for a quarter-century. The justices, in an unsigned opinion today, moved to reinstate the death penalty for Fernando Belmontes in the beating death of a 19-year-old woman in ...
Regional: Cal Fire Announces Peak Wildfire Season to End Monday
Cal Fire announced recently that the peak wildfire season in Northern California will end Monday, but fire officials are urging residents to remain vigilant in preventing the destructive blazes.
Manteca club's women-only gun class teaches empowerment, overcoming...
Donna Matthew was shaking and nervous when she squeezed the trigger of her first handgun.
San Joaquin Co. Declares H1N1 Emergency
San Joaquin County has joined a growing list of counties that declared a state of emergency for the H1N1 flu, which gives health officials extra authority to get more of the needed vaccine.
San Joaquin County Runs Out Of H1-N1 Vaccine
Too much demand...too little vaccine. A shortage of H1-N1 flu shots is forcing San Joaquin County to suspend its free clinics early.
The Cal Fire Santa Clara Unit, which oversees a large swath of the Bay Area, plans to declare an end to the fire season Monday morning.
Line Forms In Lodi For H1N1 Flu Shots
People lined up in Lodi Friday morning for a chance to get a vaccine against the H1N1 flu bug.
Hayward police make arrests in 2007 slaying of 4-year-old
Five suspected members of a violent street gang arrested by police Thursday are facing murder and attempted murder charges, two of them in connection with a 2007 drive-by shooting of toddlers in South Hayward.
Surplus food giveaway next week in San Joaquin County
Free government-surplus food will be distributed to qualifying low-income residents Thursday at a number of San Joaquin County locations.
Food Bank Volunteers See Record Need
Without the generosity of strangers, a record number of families may go without a turkey dinner this Thanksgiving.
S.J. County declares swine flu emergency
San Joaquin County declared a local state of emergency Tuesday because of the growing threat of the H1N1 virus, also known as swine flu, and its impact on already strained medical services.
H1N1 Emergency Declared in San Joaquin County, Flu Clinics Open
Health department officials said in a letter to the board of supervisors that the virus threatens public health and is putting a dangerous strain on medical resources throughout the county.
Calif. doc pleads not guilty to molesting patients
A California plastic surgeon accused of molesting dozens of patients, many while unconscious, has pleaded not guilty to 64 felony sex charges.Forty-seven-year-old Peter Chi of Tracy entered the plea Monday in San Joaquin County Superior Court.Authorities say Chi inappropriately touched more than 30 female patients, including a 15-year-old girl, ...
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