Good morning, Stockton.
Another night of gun violence has shaken the city. One man was killed and three others were injured during a shooting outside a convenience store Sunday evening in central Stockton. Our editor Scott Linesburgh has the latest on what happened, what authorities are saying and what questions remain as investigators search for answers.
Also in today’s briefing: Stockton’s Maritime Museum prepares for a big restoration year ahead, a local sportsmen’s club focuses on building community for the next generation and Gov. Gavin Newsom sends additional CHP officers to Stockton following recent violence. We’ve also included California stories worth your time, from housing challenges to higher education warnings.
Thank you for reading and for staying engaged with what’s happening in our city.
Today’s top story
1 dead, 3 wounded in Sunday night shooting outside Stockton convenience store
By Scott Linesburgh • Stocktonia
One man was killed and three people were injured during a shooting outside of a market Sunday evening in central Stockton.
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