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California State Sen. removed from Latino Caucus for switching to GOP
(The Center Square) - The California State Senator who switched from the Democratic to Republican party mid-session claims she has been stripped of her committee assignments and the Latino Caucus as “retribution” for leaving the Democratic Caucus. While Senate Democratic leaders say it’s standard to remove individuals from committees to figure out how to maintain appropriate party balance in committees, the Latino Caucus says State Sen. Marie Alvarado-Gil, R-Jackson, a Latina woman, was removed from the group just for being a Republican. ...
Why is my California DMV car registration so expensive?
(KRON) — Are you one of the millions of registered car owners in California who recently paid their annual vehicle registration fee? You might have been taken aback by the immense price tag of having your car registered in the state — especially if you recently purchased a new car. For those spending hundreds — […]
First 5 Butte County expands support for children with three new family centers
OROVILLE, Calif. — The First 5 Butte County Children and Families Commission is increasing its impact by opening three new facilities in Oroville, Gridley, and Chico, providing vital services and support to children and families across the county. “Getting families and caregivers the support they need when their children...
Wesley Hunt warns voters to view Harris-Walz ticket as ‘radicals’
Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX) said voting for Vice President Kamala Harris would bring the “lawlessness” seen in California to every city and town in the nation. Hunt cited the “defund the police” movement during the summer of 2020, which gained momentum shortly after the death of George Floyd. The Texas congressman referenced how Harris and […]
Central California's deep Latino history is fading
Once the epicenter of the Chicano Movement, Central California is at risk of losing its Latino history amid broad political shifts and lack of preservation. Why it matters: As the Latino population grows and becomes more diverse in the region, past lessons are being lost, depriving a new generation of activists of stories on how people once battled poverty and inequality — issues that persist in the Central Valley.
Council Sets Dog Park Grand Opening Date
LIVE OAK, CA (MPG) - At the Aug. 7 Live Oak City Council meeting, councilmembers considered an agreement with Graham Backflow Services (GBS) for Cross-Connection Control in their water system, which is mandated by the State Water Resources Control Board to protect the public health from water contamination. New regulations...
Folsom Library needs book donations fundraising book sale
The Friends of the Folsom Library are calling on residents to donate gently used books in support of their upcoming book sale, set to take place from September 6 to 8. The sale is an important fundraising event, helping to support various programs and services at the Folsom Public Library.
Stockton gang arrest yields cache of 34 firearms and $100k in cash
STOCKTON -- An investigation into a gang in Stockton led to the seizure of 34 firearms and over $100,000 in suspected illegal proceeds, police said.Police said their department and a task force from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives had investigated the "Tiny Raskals Gang" on suspicion of criminal activities that included firearms trafficking, illegal weapons possession, gang membership and association, and violent crimes such as robbery, home invasion, and discharge of firearms.A search warrant was conducted Wednesday at 12 different locations in the city with the assistance of several agencies.The search allegedly revealed 34 firearms such as assault weapons, automatic machine guns, and illegally trafficked firearms, approximately 6 pounds of marijuana and a bulletproof vest.Police said $105,000 in suspected illegal proceeds were also found.Nine people, ages 18 to 39, were detained. Tyerese Nhean, 18, was arrested on suspicion of a home invasion robbery in 2022 as well as gang and weapon violations.Josyah Day, 19, Koby Chan, 21, Tariq Shannon, 21, Sovject Soy, 22, Chitra Soy, 23, and Sophanne Chan, 25, were arrested for alleged gang and weapons violations.Broun Ham, 29, and Kaimuang Saeyang, 39, were detained for suspected weapons violations.
Manuel Jaimes prepares to make his mark – for Stockton, his team and himself
Lightweight Manuel Jaimes is set to take a major step in his career as he moves up to junior welterweight for a high-stakes showdown against former titleholder Rolando Romero. The fight, which will open the pay-per-view card headlined by Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and Edgar Berlanga on Sept. 7, offers Jaimes, a 24-year-old from Stockton, California, his first chance at national recognition.
Water at 22 Oakland Schools Tested High for Lead. It’s No Surprise, Parents and Teachers Say
As staff welcomed students back to Frick United Academy of Language in Oakland on Monday, they received concerning information — five water sources at their school contained unsafe levels of lead. Ella Every-Wortman, who teaches eighth-grade English at Frick, said they were confused and frustrated. Their two immediate concerns...
Lake Oroville Update - August 16, 2024
The Department of Water Resources (DWR) is making progress on a project to improve a 1.5-mile section of the Brad Freeman Trail between Cherokee Road and the Highway 70 Garden Drive overpass. DWR crews are removing old asphalt and nearby vegetation and laying base rock along the trail in preparation for future paving work. Trail paving is expected to occur in September, with the work schedule subject to change based on material and crew availability.
Show & Stroll invites Oroville residents for music, classic cars and more
OROVILLE, Calif. — On Friday, Aug. 16, residents of Oroville are invited to the "August Show & Stroll" event along Myers and Bird streets in the downtown area. The event, hosted on the third Friday of every month through October, will feature classic cars, vendors and music. According to...
How did this pilot fly a Cessna alone from Merced to Honolulu?
MODESTO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – When getting planes delivered across the ocean, pilot Tom Lopes says there are two ways: putting it on a boat or flying the plane there. He prefers the second option. “When it gets over there it hasn’t been disassembled, hasn’t been put in a crate, it’s got no dents or dings […]
Fairfield Woman Survives After Dangerous Encounter on Waterman Boulevard Overpass, Traffic and Mental Health Awareness Raised
Early yesterday morning, the Fairfield Police Department, alongside California Highway Patrol, responded to urgent calls about a woman on the Waterman Boulevard overpass, appearing to take dangerous steps towards self-harm. At approximately 7:25 am, multiple callers reported a distressing scene on the overpass of Waterman Boulevard above Interstate 80. The...
Modesto Duo Arrested in Ceres for Possession of Illegal Firearms and Counterfeit Operation After Police Chase
A pursuit in Ceres led to the arrest of a Modesto duo after they were discovered with illegal firearms, drugs, and equipment for making counterfeit money. Ceres Police Department reported that on August 15, an officer was flagged down at the intersection of Lavon Lane and Myrtlewood Dr regarding a suspicious vehicle, upon investigating, the vehicle was found to contain Daniel Turnbough, 27, and Samantha Marcum, 32, both of Modesto, Turnbough being wanted on an outstanding warrant.
Livermore Police Seize Meth, Heroin, and Pills in Traffic Stop, Tracy and Livermore Residents Arrested
In the later hours of Tuesday, a routine traffic stop escalated into a significant drug bust in Livermore. Conducted by Livermore Police, the stop of a vehicle with a suspended registration led to the arrest of two individuals on multiple drug-related charges. According to the Livermore Police Department, the driver, identified as 27-year-old Anthony Gray of Tracy, was found unlicensed and wanted on a felony warrant.
Rico, Zulueta do not file for reelection to Stockton Unified School Board
The Stockton Unified Board of Education will have three new trustees come December, with incumbent members Ray Zulueta Jr. and Alicia Rico opting not to run for reelection. Trustee Cecilia Mendez, who has been on the board since 2016, is termed out. Zulueta declined to comment. Rico did not respond...
The debate over Prop 36 in California
California Democrats are split over Proposition 36 on the November ballot, which would amend Prop. 47, in an effort to fight things like retail crime. Lisa Meddleton, a Palm Springs City Council member and California State Senate Candidate breaks down why she's in favor of Prop. 36.
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