Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 24th of September.
Good morning, Stockton.
🏘️ Community
Rail safety advocates held a Rail Safety Action Day at Robert J.
Cabral Station in Stockton on Wednesday to boost awareness as part of California Rail Safety Month. Officials and community groups explained that trains need a long distance to stop and urged drivers and pedestrians to stay alert near the tracks.
🎭 Culture
Stockton Symphony and United Way of San Joaquin County are celebrating 100 years with an Unforgettable gala (tickets are $250) on Saturday, Sept.
26 at The River Mill in French Camp. The event will feature dinner, live music, silent auction, live painting, and dancing to support local programs.
🎓 Education
On Wednesday, Bear Creek High School's girls' tennis team received a $5,000 donation from the San Joaquin County District Attorney's Office to replace equipment stolen in August + head coach Gayle Litz said the team was surprised by the unexpected support.
🏥 Health
California health officials issued a measles alert after an unvaccinated traveler passed through the Stockton station and several transit centers between Sept.
12 and Sept. 14; exposed passengers should monitor for symptoms for 21 days and verify their vaccination status.
Animal Control officers rescued a dog that got stuck in a cactus patch after it got several days without food.
Veterinary staff removed cactus spines and began care, and the dog is now recovering.
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