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A Sacramento woman died at the hospital. Her family, unaware, searched for her for more than a year
After Jessie Peterson, 31, was hospitalized in Sacramento in the spring of 2023, her family was told she had left the medical center against the advice of doctors. They spent the next year searching for her, only to learn she died just two hours after last speaking with her mother. In a $25 million lawsuit filed against the hospital, the family says the hospital never notified them of her death and learned she died only when a sheriff’s detective was able to track the case.
Suspect in Dublin shooting that killed 1 man arrested nearly 400 miles away, police say
New developments in a deadly shooting in the East Bay.Police in Dublin say they've tracked down the man accused of killing another man at the Emerald Park Apartments on Friday.They arrested him Saturday, nearly 400 miles away, in Barstow.PREVIOUS STORY: 1 dead after shooting at Dublin apartment complex; suspect still outstanding, police sayThe shooting incident was reported just after 2 p.m. on Friday afternoonUpon arrival by Dublin police, an adult male victim was located with a gunshot wound to his head. The victim was pronounced deceased at the scene.INTERACTIVE: Take a look at the ABC7 Neighborhood Safety TrackerResidents were blocked from getting into the complex during the search for the suspect and nearby Dougherty Elementary School was briefly placed on locked down.No details yet on the motive or the identity of the suspect. The victim's identity is also currently being withheld. If you're on the ABC7 News app, click here to watch live
One California, One Coast: Policy Summit to address coastal insurability and sea level rise planning
Litigation and policies is slated for Sept. 4-5 in gathering hosted by Smart Coast California By Barbara Burke Special to Malibu Times Residents of Malibu and other California coastal cities are facing sometimes herculean insurability challenges, severallawsuits and regulations impacting coastal communities and their properties are pending or recently published, while local governments grapple with whether and how to address the impact of […] The post One California, One Coast: Policy Summit to address coastal insurability and sea level rise planning appeared first on The Malibu Times.
Helmets And Haymakers Fly As California High School Football Game Devolves Into Chaotic Bench-Clearing Brawl
Saturday’s California high school football game between Central High and Justin Garza was called at the beginning of the fourth quarter after a wild bench-clearing brawl broke out between players and coaches from both sides. The Grizzlies were awarded the win but the ugly scene marred the victory. Suspensions will come down when the California […] The post Helmets And Haymakers Fly As California High School Football Game Devolves Into Chaotic Bench-Clearing Brawl appeared first on BroBible.
11-year-old girl dies in Stockton crash that involved five other teens
(FOX40.COM) — An 11-year-old girl is dead after a vehicle she was in crashed into a tree, according to the Stockton Police Department. Around 7:45 a.m., SPD responded to the 5800 block of North El Dorado Street for a report of a car crash. When officers arrived, they found an 11-year-old girl. They also found […]
$80,000 in stolen merchandise, $30,000 in cash recovered in Northern California
(FOX40.COM) — A probation search conducted by Northern California police recently led to the discovery of $80,000 in stolen merchandise, about $30,000 in cash, and various narcotics. The Stockton Police Department said its officers and various agencies, including the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office and California Highway Patrol, completed the search around Bear Creek Way […]
Technically, California won’t delay an oil well protection law — but Newsom axes funding to enforce it
The governor backed off his controversial plan to extend deadlines for oil and gas operators to comply with a new law on wells. But he also wiped out the funding state agencies say they need to hire staff and carry out the regulations.
California high schools now have to use special thermometer before canceling games
Across the state, high school sports now have new rules around heat and outside play."Nobody ever wants to miss a game. Nobody ever wants to postpone a practice, but the important thing that we have to keep the forefront is the health and safety of these students' coaches and fans," says Ryan Tos, CIF Central Section Commissioner.The new CIF guidelines advise schools to move outdoor practices to cooler times, like early morning or late evening. They also require schools to postpone or cancel practice if it gets too hot outside. In the past each school or district had its own...
Stockton businesses ready as Pacific University students return to campus
STOCKTON – The Miracle Mile was alive Friday night with Pacific University students back on campus and going back into the community, and local business owners there are excited about it.They're getting ready for a big bash with everything a little Miracle Mile festival needs. Zoyla Cifuentes is the owner of Comal Coffee right next to Stockton's Miracle Mile and is ready for students to come back."It gives me more life. More life, more hope," said Cifuentes.She just opened her coffee shop less than six months ago and already has felt the impact having University of the Pacific students around...
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