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Stockton boy who saved 5 lives as organ donor to be honored in Rose Parade
A Stockton boy killed in an accidental shooting two years ago, who would go on to save five lives as an organ donor, will be honored in the upcoming Rose Parade.
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Man found shot to death in south Stockton park
A man was found shot to death Sunday morning in a south Stockton park, police reported. Officers were notified at 7:39 a.m. about a man down in Ernie Shropshire Park. Upon arrival, they found the man down on the grass in the southwest corner of the park, south of Little John Creek, near the corner of Pock Lane and Industrial Drive.
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Police: Man chased, struck with own vehicle during carjacking
A man was chased and struck by his own vehicle as he was being carjacked early Monday morning in southeast Stockton, according to authorities. In the report, the 29-year-old victim was inside his vehicle in the 5000 block of South Highway 99 East Frontage Road a about 3:54 a.m. when a subject approached and pointed a firearm at him.
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Stockton, Lodi ranked at moderate risk as cities struggle with pensions amid state economic boom
While California’s economy is booming, a new analysis shows pension obligations continue to weigh on the state’s cities, as nearly three quarters of them don’t have enough money to pay the future health benefits for retired workers.
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