Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 6th of October.
Good morning, Stockton.
A new mural is coming to life on a maintenance building in McKinley Park, featuring designs of California poppy, wild sunflower, and ash leaves.
Artist Ilena Finocchi says the work, titled 'Unbound,' celebrates Stockton's diversity and community, with final touches expected this week (funded by the Stockton Arts Council).
The two-day Egyptian Festival held Oct.
3 and Oct. 4 at St. Mark Coptic Orthodox Church in Ripon offered local Coptic families a taste of home with traditional food, dance, and artisan crafts. The event, running annually since the early 2000s, drew hundreds celebrating authentic Egyptian culture.
Stockton recorded only 15 days with temperatures reaching 100 degrees this year compared to an average of 18-19 days, even as a high-pressure system keeps conditions unusually hot.
The city remains under a heat advisory through Wednesday, and cooling centers are available (check 211 San Joaquin) for residents seeking relief.
For the Saturday, Oct.
3 Powerball drawing in California, the winning numbers were 4, 42, 44, 55, 59 with a Powerball of 14, but no jackpot was claimed even though 95,307 tickets won prizes; the jackpot then rose to about $467 million for the Monday, Oct. 5 drawing.
Stockton Police held a ceremony today to honor 12 fallen officers by presenting memorial chairs engraved with their last day of service.
The chairs, with dates from 1854 to 2021, will be displayed at the police department and featured speeches from department officials.
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