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• At-Risk Man Reported Missing Out Of Stockton In May Remains At Large

  06-06-2018 23:47
  STOCKTON (CBS13) – Police in Stockton are asking for additional help from the public to find a man who went missing at the end of May and still hasn’t surfaced.Twenty-four-year-old Jackie Mission Manihay has been in Stockton for two years and speaks limited English. He speaks Tagalog and the dialect Visayan.
  He also has a condition that may cause him to become lost, according to a statement from the Stockton Police Department.
  He’s described as Filipino, with black eyes, and bl
  
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• Police Identify X Street Road Rage Suspect

  06-06-2018 21:54
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Police have identified the man allegedly behind a road rage incident on a busy Sacramento street Monday.
  Garcia Alvarez, 40, is accused of ramming his Chevrolet SUV into the side of a Honda SUV multiple times, jumping on it and tearing off parts.
  Garcia Alvarez (Credit: Sacramento PD)
  The incident happened Monday afternoon at 10th and X streets. The driver, identified by police as Alvarez, can be seen on video ramming his SUV into another SUV and eventually pushin
  
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• World’s Largest Bounce House Coming To Turlock

  06-06-2018 21:16
  TURLOCK (CBS13) – The world’s biggest bounce house will visit Turlock Father’s Day weekend.
  The 10,000 square-foot inflatable bounce house will set up at the Stanislaus County Fair June 15, 16, and 17.
  Organizers of the Big Bounce America tour say families walk through the inflatable castle and can play on an obstacle course, basketball court, giant slide and ball pit. A DJ booth, dance floor and lights also will keep people entertained.
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• Governor Brown Declares June “LGBT Pride Month”

  06-06-2018 21:02
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Governor Jerry Brown officially declared June LGBT Pride Month.
  The Governor issued a proclamation on Tuesday.The proclamation reads:
  “Our nation was founded on the principle of equal rights for all people, but the fulfillment of this promise has been long in coming for many Americans. Some of the most inspiring moments in our history have arisen from the various civil rights movements that have brought one group after another from the margins to the mainstream o
  
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• Veterans Job Fair Thursday in Sacramento

  06-06-2018 20:46
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) –  A job fair targeting veterans is being held Thursday in Sacramento.
  The California Employment Development Department is holding the “Honor a Hero, Hire a Vet” free job fair. Job seekers are urged to come “dressed to impress.”Thursday, June 7
  10 am- 2 pm
  Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services: 3333 Third Avenue, Sacramento 95817The job fair is part of a statewide initiative to provides veterans access to job opportunities, training, and
  
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• Sacramento Hiker And Her Dog Rescued In Desolation Wilderness

  06-06-2018 19:52
  ELDORADO NATIONAL FOREST (CBS13) – A Sacramento woman and her dog spent a cold night lost in Desolation Wilderness before being rescued.
  The hiker and her four-legged companion got lost Monday near Forni Lake. On Tuesday El Dorado County Search and Rescue found her. A CHP helicopter crew transported the woman and her dog to Strawberry.
  CHP- Valley Air Division Air Operation posted the rescue video on its Facebook page.
  
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• Lost Sacramento Hiker And Her Dog Rescued In Desolation Wilderness

  06-06-2018 19:52
  ELDORADO NATIONAL FOREST (CBS13) – A Sacramento woman and her dog spent a cold night lost in Desolation Wilderness before being rescued.
  The hiker and her four-legged companion got lost Monday near Forni Lake. On Tuesday El Dorado County Search and Rescue found her. A CHP helicopter crew transported the woman and her dog to Strawberry.
  CHP- Valley Air Division Air Operation posted the rescue video on its Facebook page.
  
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• Grass Fire Spreads To Modesto Home

  06-06-2018 17:26
  MODESTO (CBS13) – A grass fire spread to a nearby home in Modesto on Tuesday.
  Modesto Fire and Stanislaus Consolidated Fire fire crews were called out to the 4400 block of McHenry a vegetation fire that had spread to a nearby house in the 4400 block of McHenry Avenue, according to a Modesto Fire Department statement.The house was reportedly abandoned.
  Crews were at the home for over two hours, and used the nearby canal to supply them with water.
  Credit: Modesto Fire Dept.
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• Morning Fire Damages Sacramento Home

  06-06-2018 17:16
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Investigators are looking into the cause of a fire at a Sacramento home this morning.
  Smoke poured from the second story of the home on 36th street near 12th avenue.
  Investigator is enroute to the fire on the 3900 Block of 36th Street. 4 people were able to safely get out of the structure. pic.twitter.com/LlhmFRS07f
  — Sacramento Fire (@SacFirePIO) June 6, 2018Fur people were able to get out safely.
  The fire appears to have started in the second story of the home.
  
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• Caltrans Holding Public Meetings About Alleviating Traffic Congestion Over Yolo Causeway

  06-06-2018 16:41
  DAVIS (CBS13) – Traffic was moving at a crawl over the Yolo Causeway overnight — a familiar sight for causeway drivers — as lanes of the popular stretch of Interstate 80 were closed for needed construction.
  It’s a stretch of roadway that causes headaches, especially on the weekends as drivers head back to the Bay Area. But the problems may not last forever, that is if plans can materialize.
  Caltrans will hold a series of community meetings to discuss plans to alleviate th
  
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• Jessica Morse Advances To Challenge Tom McClintock In California’s 4th District

  06-06-2018 09:32
  The incumbent McClintock is facing his strongest challenge in years, but Tuesday's primary saw him get more than 50 percent of the vote.
  
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• Denham To Face New Challenger In California’s 10th Congressional District

  06-06-2018 09:10
  MODESTO (CBS13) – The race for the 10th Congressional District House of Representatives seat is in the national spotlight. Incumbent Rep. Jeff Denham took an early lead, but the Democrats still hope to flip the seat from red to blue and move towards a majority in the U.S. House of Representatives.
  “Ultimately, this is a district that has a lot of the same challenges that we have across the entire country,” said Josh Harder, Democratic candidate for the 10th District.
  Denham, a
  
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• Mystery Of Missing Livestock May Be Closer To Solution

  06-06-2018 08:25
  LODI (CBS13) — More livestock have gone missing from fields without a trace and it’s causing major concerns for families who operate ranches in San Joaquin County.
  Authorities may be closer to finding the person responsible. They are now looking for a vehicle of interest that may be connected to this series of thefts.
  Rita McPhee who helps run McPhee Red Angus in Lodi said the thieves who stole her show goat may have broken into her property in broad daylight.
  “The thieves are
  
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• Rare Reptile Ripped From Cage In Sacramento Pet Store

  06-06-2018 07:55
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – A rare reptile worth thousands of dollars was ripped from its cage and the owner hopes someone recognizes the man in this surveillance video.“I don’t think that the person who stole Albi was thinking about that,” said Grant Garton who owns GX3 Reptiles and Exotic Pets.
  The store on Freeport Boulevard is one of a kind and it has only been open a month, but already has suffered a major loss.
  Garton’s pet lizard Albi, an albino Tegu on display, was
  
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• Cox Facing Newsom In November To Be California’s Next Governor

  06-06-2018 07:43
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Republican John Cox has won the second spot to the November election in the race for California governor.
  Cox’s second-place finish in Tuesday’s primary ensures Republicans won’t be shut out of the race. But the San Diego businessman faces long odds against Democrat Gavin Newsom in a state where Democrats are increasingly dominating.
  Cox got a major boost from President Donald Trump’s endorsement, which helped solidify his support among Republic
  
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• Xavier Becerra Advances to November Election for Attorney General

  06-06-2018 07:33
  LOS ANGELES (AP) — Attorney General Xavier Becerra won his primary fight Tuesday to defend the job he was appointed to last year and a retired Republican judge was leading the other two contenders in the race to challenge him in the fall.
  With more than 2 million votes counted, Becerra, a Democrat, had about 44 percent of the vote while retired Judge Steven Bailey had about 27 percent in the four-way race.
  Becerra, a longtime congressman, was appointed last year by Gov. Jerry Brown to fill
  
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• Prop 69 Passes: Requires Transportation Funds Be Used For Transportation Projects

  06-06-2018 07:11
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – California voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 69 on Tuesday.
  It requires the legislature to only use transportation funds on transportation projects. The legislature will be generally prohibited from using the money for other purposes.
  Proponents said Prop 69 would guarantee existing transportation taxes can only be used for transportation improvement projects.
  Critics argued Prop 69 protects transportation money that won’t build or fix any new roads, and
  
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• Prop 72 Passes: No Property Tax Re-Assessment On Rain Recycling Systems

  06-06-2018 07:04
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – California voters approved Proposition 72 on Tuesday.
  It allows construction of rain-capture systems without requiring homeowners to have their property taxes re-assessed.
  Prop 72 will take effect on systems completed on or after January 1, 2019.
  Proponents said the rain-capture systems benefit the whole state and shouldn’t be subject to property tax re-assessment. Critics didn’t submit a con argument for the ballot.
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• Newsom Advances To November Election In Bid To Become Governor

  06-06-2018 06:31
  SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – Democratic Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom secured the first of two slots in the November election to replace Jerry Brown as California’s governor while Republican businessman John Cox was running a strong second in Tuesday’s balloting.
  Newsom, the former San Francisco mayor, was the first candidate to announce a bid for governor more than three years ago and was strongly favored for the top slot. He leaned heavily on his decision in 2004 to issue marriage licen
  
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• California Voters Approve Prop 71

  06-06-2018 06:16
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – California voters approved Proposition 71 on Tuesday.
  It requires future ballot measures approved by a majority of voters to take effect 5 days after the Secretary of State certifies the results. Currently the ballot measures take effect immediately, unless otherwise specified.
  Proponents said this will prevent confusion over implementation dates.
  Critics argued Prop 71 would prevent future ballot measures from immediately taking effect.
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• Nurse Helps Revive Motorcyclist With No Pulse After Crash

  06-06-2018 05:54
  CITRUS HEIGHTS (CBS13) — A motorcyclist who was struck by a truck driver making an illegal U-turn is expected to live after a nurse saved his life, police said on Tuesday.
  Investigators say the motorcyclist had no pulse after the crash, but was revived thanks in part to a nurse who was a bystander.
  The crash happened just after 4 p.m. on Tuesday on Antelope Road near Auburn Boulevard. Witnesses say the truck jumped tried to jump the lanes to the eastbound side and struck a motorcyclist tra
  
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• Sen. Dianne Feinstein Advances To November General Election

  06-06-2018 05:42
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein has won first place in the California primary, easily moving to the general election as she seeks a fifth full term.
  Feinstein’s opponent hasn’t yet been determined
  California runs a primary system where the two highest vote getters move on, regardless of party. That means Feinstein could face a fellow Democrat in November.
  The 84-year-old Feinstein was first elected to the Senate in 1992 after serving as San Francisco mayor and r
  
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• Amador County Polling Centers Run Out Of Ballots, More Coming

  06-06-2018 04:34
  AMADOR COUNTY (CBS13) — Voter turnout in one county has surpassed expectations, causing polling centers to run out of ballots.
  The problems started around 3 p.m. this afternoon as polling places were running out of ballots in heavily populated voting locations.
  A second printing of ballots was made in Sacramento and is on its way up to Amador County.
  Voters who are in line before 8 p.m. will be allowed to cast their ballot.
  The whole of Amador County is part of California’s 4th Congr
  
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• Sex Offender Flees Court After Hearing New Charges

  06-06-2018 03:53
  OAKDALE (CBS13) — A registered sex offender who found out he was facing new charges during a court appearance fled from the courthouse.
  Christopher Michael Munson, 41, appeared in court on charges related to firearms violations. When he was informed he would be facing new sex charges, he ran from the courthouse.
  ALSO: Man Sues CVS For Telling His Wife He Had A Viagra Prescription
  Munson was going to be taken into custody on suspicion of lewd and lascivious acts with a minor under the
  
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• WATCH: Man Rams Car, Jumps On It In Bizarre Road Rage Incident

  06-06-2018 03:25
  SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A road rage incident shut down a busy Sacramento road as a man rammed a vehicle multiple times, jumped on it, and tore off parts.
  The incident happened Monday afternoon at 10th and X streets. The driver can be seen on video ramming his SUV into another SUV and eventually pushing it into the roadway.
  ALSO: Victim Speaks Out After Being Repeated Rammed By Moving Truck
  Police aren’t identifying the suspect yet, but say he appears to be a male Hispanic adult.
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• Girl Battling Cancer Wants Cards For Her 4th Birthday

  06-06-2018 01:12
  TUOLUMNE COUNTY (CBS13) — A 3-year-old girl from Tuolumne County is fighting for her life after being diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer.
  Grace Lynn Whited, who lives near Modesto, was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma just one month before turning 4. At the end of May, her family noticed something was wrong.
  “She just wasn’t herself. She didn’t want to walk, she said her legs hurt, her bruises wouldn’t go away,” said mom Jessica Whited.
  SEND HER A CARD
  Grace Lynn White
  
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