Good morning, Stockton.
The aftermath of an April shooting involving ICE agents in Patterson is still being felt across the Central Valley.
Lillian Perlmutter takes a closer look at the shooting and its impact. The case comes as national attention grows around encounters involving federal immigration agents and the use of force. In Patterson, the incident has stretched beyond a single moment, raising legal questions and leaving many searching for clarity.
And we’ve got you covered if you are aiming for a fun-filled weekend. There’s something for everyone, from garden tours to stage performances. We even take a look at one of the monster trucks rolling into the Asparagus Festival (hint: its tires are almost as tall as me).
Finally, former Vice Mayor Kimberly Warmsley reflects on the small ways people can shape a child’s future.
Thank you for reading and for staying connected to Stockton.
Daniel Garza
Stocktonia content coordinator
Today’s top story
A moment, then gunfire: How an ICE shooting tore at the Central Valley
By Lillian Perlmutter • Stocktonia
In a country reeling from a string of killings by ICE agents, the April shooting in Patterson raised new questions about the law. It also pulled a family apart.
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