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• Historical Artifacts Stolen From Lodi Collection

  13-10-2018 08:45
  SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY (CBS13) – Nearly $40,000 in historical artifacts were stolen Wednesday night from a Quonset hut near Lodi.
  Some of the items, dating back to the mid-1860s, were set to be sold in an estate sale this weekend.
  “And then she said, ‘we’ve been robbed!’” Nancy Schmer recounted. “Everything, all the little stuff is gone!”
  The collector, Schmer’s father Ralph Lea, spent a lifetime collecting the items. The World War II veteran wor
  
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• ‘I’m A Walking Miracle,’ Lodi Man Recounts Walking Away From Big Rig Crash

  13-10-2018 08:23
  LODI (CBS13) — A Lodi big rig truck driver walked away from a scary crash caught on video in a Caltrans work zone on State Route 175 in Mendocino County Thursday.
  Cameras caught the giant truck sliding down an embankment from a tight bend in the roadway, it’s rear axle first, then it’s cab dragged behind it.
  Lodi’s Chris Cortez was inside that cab.
  “I’m a walking miracle,” Cortez said. “It all happened so quick. I closed my eyes and held on until I
  
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• High School Football Week Nine: Monterey Trail Stays Undefeated

  13-10-2018 08:00
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) —  Teams across the valley Friday battled it out on the gridiron for week nine of high school football.The CBS13 game of the week, Burbank at Monterey Trail, proved to be a truly good football game as both team’s quarterbacks shined. They’ll both likely play division one football. 
  Monterey Trail has been absolutely dominant this season and tonight was no exception. Sara Hodges met up with the Sacramento Bee’s Joe Davidson before the game
  
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• Florin Road May Get Safety Makeover For Pedestrians

  13-10-2018 07:32
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A busy Sacramento street may soon be getting a multimillion-dollar makeover.
  Melissa Rodriguez knows just how dangerous Florin Road can be for people not commuting in cars.
  “Four days ago, literally a car almost clipped me, and if I didn’t veer out of the way, I would have gotten hit, and I would have gotten hit really hard. It was very scary. I went home shaking,” she said.
  Latisha Burns also had a close call.
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• 22-Year-Old Man Arrested In Connection With Fatal Stockton Shooting

  13-10-2018 05:46
  STOCKTON (CBS13) — The Stockton Police Department that a 22-year-old man was arrested in connection to the shooting that killed one man and injured two more, including a juvenile, in September.
  Police said Tyrise Johns was arrested for the shooting that happened on Sept. 11 in the 300 block of E. Oak Street.
  21-year-old Wilbert Rigmaden was shot in the incident and died at the hospital five days later on Sept. 16.
  According to police, two other people, a 16-year-old male and 42-year-old ma
  
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• Locally-Owned Bridal Shop Closing Down, Can’t Compete With Online Shopping

  13-10-2018 05:07
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A popular bridal shop is going out of business. The House of Fashion Bridal Salon has been a Sacramento staple for nearly 60 years but will close its doors for good next month.
  After nearly six decades the shop will be shutting its doors for good in a little over a month and they say customer switching to online shopping is part of the reason why.
  David Murai owns House of Fashion with his wife and said his mother-in-law started the business in 1959 at 38th and J.
  Mura
  
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• California Governor: Gavin Newsom, John Cox Vie For State’s Top Spot

  13-10-2018 03:34
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — With Gov. Jerry Brown reaching his term limit, Californians will have a choice between the state’s lieutenant governor and a businessman.
  Democrat Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom and Republican John Cox advanced to November’s general election as the Top 2 candidates in the June primary vote.
  A poll by the Public Policy Institute of California in September found Newsom had a 51-39 edge among likely voters with 10 percent of voters undecided.
  The candidates took part i
  
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• California Voter Registration Deadline Is Oct. 22. Here’s How To Register To Vote

  13-10-2018 03:13
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — With less than a month until California’s election, the rush is on to get registered and to make sure you’re registered to vote.
  First thing’s first, you’ll need to figure out if you’re actually registered. Many Californians with driver’s licenses are already registered through the state’s Motor Voter Program. The California Secretary of State has a site available to check your registration status.
  You’ll need to enter th
  
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• Benches Removed On K Street For ‘Revitalization’ Leave Many Without A Place To Sit

  13-10-2018 03:12
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Maverick Franklin spends time every day along K Street downtown, but about a week ago he noticed many of the benches he used to sit on, around 10 of them he says, were gone, and he’s not happy about it.
  “People wait on the light rail, and they sit on the benches down there, and now ain’t nowhere for them to sit,” Franklin said.
  The city says they removed the benches as part of an ongoing revitalization effort near The Golden 1 Center to repave c
  
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• Boys And Girls Clubs Working To Keep Doors Open

  13-10-2018 02:27
  LODI (CBS13) — Several Boys and Girls Clubs around the region have been facing hardship and uncertainty over the last few years after experiencing one financial challenge after another.
  The problem has forced clubs to come up with creative ways to keep the lights on and the doors open, but sometimes leaders say that is not enough.
  One option leaders say is closing the doors, but that would leave hundreds of kids without a place for recreation.
  Ever since the Boys and Girls Clubs of Lodi lo
  
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• Irreplaceable Puppets Stolen From Assistance League In Stockton

  13-10-2018 01:23
  STOCKTON (CBS13) — Four puppets and props were stolen from the vehicle of an Assistance League employee Thursday.
  (source: Beverly Lewis-Clarke)
  Beverly Lewis-Clarke, Assistance League chapter president, said two duffel bags containing the puppets and props were taken from her car while it was parked at the Venetian Gardens in Stockton.
  (source: Beverly Lewis-Clarke)
  Lewis-Clarke says these puppets are irreplaceable because they were made by a company that is no longer in business. She is
  
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