Police investigate shooting in Stockton, officials say

THIS IS KCRA THREE NEWS AT TEN ON MY58. TONIGHT, SACRAMENTO POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING AFTER A WOMAN WAS SHOT AND KILLED IN THE PARKING LOT OF A CHURCH. SHE WAS THERE TO ATTEND A NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS MEETING. THAT SHOOTING WAS NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF CENTER PARKWAY AND TANGERINE AVENUE, IN THE PARKING LOT OF SAINT LUKE OF LUTHERAN CHURCH. JUST AFTER 545 TONIGHT. THANK YOU FOR JOINING US HERE FOR OUR NEWS AT TEN. I’M EDIE LAMBERT AND I’M KURTIS MING. TONIGHT WE’RE HEARING FROM THAT CHURCH CALLING THIS A TRAGEDY. KCRA 3’S PEYTON HEADLEE LIVE THERE NOW. PEYTON, IT’S STILL AN ACTIVE SCENE. WHAT ARE YOU SEEING? YEAH, WELL, CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATORS AND HOMICIDE DETECTIVES ARE STILL HERE. A TOW TRUCK ACTUALLY JUST PULLED INTO THE SCENE AS WELL. WITHIN THE LAST TWO MINUTES, THE CRIME SCENE ACTUALLY JUST GOT A LITTLE BIT SMALLER THIS EVENING AS THEY REALLY FOCUS IN ON THE PARKING LOT HERE OF SAINT LUKE’S LUTHERAN CHURCH. BUT TONIGHT, WE KNOW THE POLICE FIRST GOT THE CALL WITH REPORTS OF A SHOOTING AROUND 545 THIS AFTERNOON. WHEN OFFICERS ARRIVED, THEY FOUND A WOMAN OUTSIDE OF THE CHURCH WHO HAD BEEN SHOT ONCE. SHE WAS DECLARED DEAD AT THE SCENE. POLICE SAY THEY DO HAVE A SUSPECT. AN ADULT MALE, IDENTIFIED, BUT THEY CAN’T TELL US RIGHT NOW WHETHER OR NOT HE’S IN CUSTODY. BUT WE ARE TOLD THE VICTIM AND THE SUSPECT DID KNOW EACH OTHER. POLICE SAY THEY WERE BOTH AT THE CHURCH ATTENDING A NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS MEETING. THEY EMPHASIZED THAT THIS IS AN ISOLATED INCIDENT. THIS IS SUCH A VIBRANT COMMUNITY WITH SO MUCH TO OFFER. THIS IS NOT REPRESENTATIVE OF THIS COMMUNITY. AND WE KNOW THAT BECAUSE THIS IS AN ISOLATED INCIDENT, TRAGIC INCIDENT. IT’S VERY SAD. BUT TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY, UNDERSTAND THAT YOU HAVE A POLICE DEPARTMENT THAT’S HERE, THAT’S GOING TO BE OUT HERE THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT INVESTIGATING THIS, THIS TRAGIC SCENE. AND WE’RE GOING TO HOLD THE PERSON THAT WE BELIEVE DID THIS RESPONSIBLE AND BRING THEM TO JUSTICE. AND SAINT LUKE’S LUTHERAN CHURCH POSTED ON FACEBOOK THIS EVENING, CALLING THIS A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY. THEY SAY IN PART, QUOTE, THERE WAS A SHOOTING IN THE PARKING LOT OF SAINT LUKE’S, ENDING THE LIFE OF A WOMAN WHO CAME HERE SEEKING COMFORT AND SUPPORT. WE PRAY FOR HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS. WE PRAY. PRAY FOR THE COMMUNITIES SHE WAS A PART OF WHO WERE FILL HER ABSENCE. AND AGAIN, DETECTIVES AND CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATORS ARE STILL ON THE SCENE TONIGHT PIECING ALL OF THIS TOGETHER. WE’RE TOLD THE IDENTITY OF THAT WOMAN WHO WAS KILLED WILL BE RELEASED BY THE CORONER. LIVE IN SACRAMENTO. PEYTON HEADLEY KCRA THREE NEWS. ALL RIGHT, PEYTON, THANK YOU. AND TURNING NOW TO KCRA 3 WEATHER. WE’VE GOT A LIVE LOOK TONIGHT FROM I-80. THIS IS AT DONNER SUMMIT. YOU CAN SEE A PLOW RIGHT THERE. JUST IN TIME FOR OUR SHOT. WE HAVE EVEN MORE SNOW OUT THERE TODAY, AND WE’VE SEEN TRAVEL DELAYS THROUGHOUT THE DAY. SNOW IS GETTING LIGHTER, BUT DRIVERS MUST CHAIN UP ON THE MAJOR HIGHWAYS. WE’VE GOT A LOOK AT SOME OF THE SNOWY SCENES THROUGHOUT THE DAY IN SODA SPRINGS, WHERE CALTRANS HAD CREWS OUT ALL DAY LONG WORKING TO KEEP THAT FREEWAY OPEN, AND CALAVERAS COUNTY. ARNOLD PICKED UP SOME SNOW THERE IN GRASS VALLEY. ALSO GETTING SOME SNOW. AND IN THE VALLEY, SOME AREAS SAW SHOWERS. TODAY IT IS DRYING OUT TONIGHT. WE’VE GOT LIVE LOOKS HERE FROM ACROSS THE REGION. SACRAMENTO STOCKTON RANCHO CORDOVA. LET’S CHECK IN WITH METEOROLOGIST HEATHER WALDMAN. YES, STILL SHOWERY IN SOME SPOTS ALONG THE WEST SLOPE, BUT FOR THE VALLEY MOST PLACES COMPLETELY DRY AT THIS POINT. EVEN THE CLOUDS STARTING TO BREAK UP JUST A LITTLE BIT. WE SHOWED YOU WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE OVER DONNER SUMMIT. SNOW NOT AS HEAVY AS IT WAS EARLIER TODAY, BUT TEMPERATURES ARE WELL BELOW FREEZING, SO EVEN A LIGHT SNOW ACCUMULATES ON THE PAVEMENT EASILY. YOU SAW EVEN AS THE PLOWS WENT THROUGH. STILL, A LOT OF PACKED SNOW ON THE SURFACE THERE ON I-80 YOU NEED THE CHAINS ON 50 AND ON 88 AS WELL. TOMORROW MORNING, EVEN AS THE SKY CLEARS OUT AT LEAST AREAS SOUTH OF INTERSTATE 80, IT IS GOING TO BE COLD. TEMPERATURES DROPPING INTO THE LOW 20S AND TRUCKEE AND TAHOE WILL BE AROUND 40 DEGREES UP AND DOWN THE VALLEY. AND FOR ANYBODY THAT’S BEEN WATCHING THE FEET OF SNOW PILE UP IN THE SIERRA AND THINKING, I GOT TO GET UP THERE THIS WEEKEND FOR SOME SKIING AND RIDING. HEY, FIRST THING TOMORROW MORNING, I WOULD EXPECT CHAIN CONTROLS TO STILL BE UP. THERE WILL LIKELY BE DELAYS GETTING UP AND OVER THE SUMMITS, AND CERTAINLY THE SIDE STREETS THERE AS WELL. BUT SATURDAY IS GOING TO BE A DRY DAY COURTESY OF THIS AREA OF HIGH PRESSURE. BUT BEFORE THE WEEKEND ENDS, OUR NEXT SYSTEM WILL START TO MOVE ITS WAY IN. IT WILL HANG AROUND FOR MONDAY. WE’LL TALK MORE ABOUT A KCRA 3 WEATHER IMPACT DAY COMING UP IN A FEW MINUTES. HEATHER THANK YOU. THIS IS NEW TONIGHT. THE STATE’S HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY IS ISSUING NEW GUIDANCE ON GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM’S ORDER REQUIRING STATE WORKERS TO RETURN TO THE OFFICE. THE GOVERNOR ISSUED THE EXECUTIVE ORDER EARLIER THIS MONTH REQUIRING WORKERS TO BE IN THE OFFICE AT LEAST FOUR DAYS A WEEK, STARTING JULY 1ST. GOVERNOR NEWSOM SAYS BRINGING WORKERS BACK IN PERSON WILL IMPROVE COLLABORATION WITHIN STATE DEPARTMENTS. NOW, NEW GUIDELINES FROM THE STATE OFFER SOME EXEMPTIONS. THEY INCLUDE EMPLOYEES WHO LIVE 50 OR MORE MILES AWAY FROM THE OFFICE, AND WHO MAY TELEWORK ARRANGEMENTS BEFORE MARCH 3RD. ALSO, THOSE WHOSE POSITIONS REQUIRE THEM TO WORK FAR FROM THE OFFICE, LIKE TELEHEALTH PROVIDERS, INVESTIGATORS AND INSPECTORS. AND THE EXEMPTIONS INCLUDE SOME EMPLOYEES WITH DISABILITIES. THE MEMORANDUM SAYS EACH EXEMPTION SHOULD BE MADE ON A CASE BY CASE BASIS. CALIFORNIA’S TOP INSURANCE REGULATOR IS SIGNALING HE WILL APPROVE STATE FARM’S EMERGENCY REQUEST TO RAISE HOME INSURANCE RATES. A PUBLIC HEARING MUST HAPPEN FOR THE COMPANY TO JUSTIFY THE 22% HIKE, BECAUSE IT WOULD IMPACT ABOUT A MILLION CUSTOMERS. STATE FARM SAYS IT NEEDS TO QUICKLY REBUILD ITS CAPITAL TO PREVENT A, QUOTE, DIRE FINANCIAL SITUATION AFTER THE LA FIRES. STATE FARM IS CALIFORNIA’S BIGGEST INSURER. THE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE SAID TODAY HE WILL DECIDE IN APRIL, AND WE ASKED ONE EXPERT TODAY ABOUT THE COMMISSIONER’S RESPONSE. WHAT THE COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE IS TRYING TO DO IS PROVIDE SOME LEVEL OF OVERSIGHT, SOME LEVEL OF SURETY, SOME ACCOUNTABILITY TO TO LET PEOPLE KNOW THAT WHAT THEY’RE PAYING IS A FAIR RATE. IF THE RATES ARE GOING UP, IT’S FOR A REASON THAT PEOPLE HAVE LOOKED INTO. AND IT’S NOT JUST A COMPANY SAYING, HEY, WE’RE GOING TO CHARGE YOU MORE BECAUSE WE CAN. THE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER WAS NOT AVAILABLE TO TALK TO US TODAY, BUT WE TALKED WITH A SPOKESPERSON FOR HIS OFFICE. WE WANT TO ENSURE THAT THERE’S A STABLE INSURANCE MARKET WITH CHOICES FOR PEOPLE, BUT WE ALSO WANT STRONG OVERSIGHT. AND SO THAT’S THE REALLY THE BALANCE THAT WE STRIKE AND THAT WE’RE STRIKING HERE WITH STATE FARM TO SAY WE WANT YOU TO BE ABLE TO KEEP DOING BUSINESS IN THE STATE. WE NEED YOU, RIGHT. WE NEED ALL COMPANIES TO DO THEIR PART. BUT WE UNDERSTAND YOU NEED TO BE YOU NEED TO BE SUSTAINABLE. AND SO WE’RE ASKING YOU WE’RE ASKING THE COMPANY TO TELL US WHAT IS ITS PLAN TO REBUILD ITS CAPITAL SITUATION. WHAT IS ITS PLAN TO STAY SOLVENT AND COMPETITIVE FOR THE LONG TERM? NOW, STATE FARM SAID IT PLANS TO REFUND THE EMERGENCY RATES IF CALIFORNIA LATER APPROVES LOWER RATES THROUGH A REQUEST. THE COMPANY ACTUALLY PUT IN LAST YEAR. THE LAST TIME STATE FARM WAS APPROVED FOR A RATE HIKE WAS DECEMBER OF 2023, AND THAT WAS 20%. TONIGHT, WE LEARNED THAT INSURANCE COMMISSIONER LAURA WAS NOT AVAILABLE TODAY BECAUSE HE’S IN BERMUDA THIS WEEK FOR A CONFERENCE WITH THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY. ACCORDING TO BERMUDA REINSURANCE MAGAZINE, FOR CARTER, LAURA ATTENDED THAT CONFERENCE THAT RAN FROM MARCH 10TH THROUGH THE 12TH. THIS WAS APPARENTLY THE SCHEDULING CONFLICT THAT KEPT HIM FROM TESTIFYING AT A STATE SENATE HEARING ON WEDNESDAY. THAT WAS THE FIRST HEARING AT THE CAPITOL FOCUSED ON THE STATE’S INSURANCE CRISIS AFTER THE LOS ANGELES WILDFIRES. THE CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IS THIS WEEKEND IN SACRAMENTO, AND THEY’RE DECIDING A MAJOR CHANGE IN THEIR LEADERSHIP. THAT CONVENTION STARTED TODAY. THE MAIN EVENT IS SUNDAY, WHEN THE CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN PARTY ELECTS A NEW LEADER. OUTGOING CHAIRWOMAN JESSICA MILLAN PATTERSON TERMS OUT AFTER TAKING THE HELM IN 2019. NOW, THE PARTY CREDITS HER FOR THE STATEWIDE GAINS. REPUBLICANS MADE THE PAST FEW ELECTION CYCLES. REMEMBER, IN NOVEMBER, REPUBLICANS FLIPPED THREE SEATS OVER AT THE STATE CAPITOL AND TEN COUNTIES FLIPPED FROM SUPPORTING PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN TO NOW PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP. CORINNE RANKIN OF STOCKTON AND FORMER STATE SENATOR MICHAEL MORRELL. THEY WANT TO REPLACE HER. PARTY DELEGATES VOTE ON SUNDAY. WE ARE LEARNING NEW INFORMATION TONIGHT ABOUT THE GOVERNMENT AND THE DEPARTMENT OF GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCIES PLAN TO END LEASES. OF FEDERAL BUILDINGS ACROSS NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. NOW, ACCORDING TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, THE GOVERNMENT HAS NOW TOLD LANDLORDS IT IS ENDING THE LEASES IN THE COMING MONTHS. WE’VE GOT A LIST OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA BUILDINGS IMPACTED. THEY ARE IN WOODLAN, VACAVILLE, STOCKTON, MODESTO AND DAVIS. THE AP REPORTING THEY COULD CLOSE AS IN AUGUST OR SEPTEMBER. NOW WE HAVE REACHED OUT TO THE GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION TO CONFIRM THESE LOCATIONS AND FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENS TO THE BUILDINGS. ONCE DOGE CANCELS THESE LEASES. NOW TO A LIVE LOOK AT OUR NATION’S CAPITAL. EARLIER TONIGHT, THE SENATE PASSED A REPUBLICAN FUNDING BILL TO AVOID A GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN. THE BILL PASSED WITH TWO DEMOCRATS JOINING ALL BUT ONE REPUBLICAN VOTING FOR IT. IT INCLUDES A SLIGHT INCREASE IN MILITARY SPENDING AND $13 BILLION IN CUTS TO DOMESTIC SPENDING. THIS WILL KEEP THE GOVERNMENT FUNDED THROUGH THE END OF SEPTEMBER, AND AN APPELLATE COURT LIFTED A BLOCK ON PRESIDENT TRUMP’S EXECUTIVE ORDERS TO END GOVERNMENT SUPPORT FOR DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION PROGRAMS. THIS DECISION FROM A THREE JUDGE PANEL ALLOWS THE ADMINISTRATION’S ORDERS TO BE ENFORCED AS A LAWSUIT AGAINST THEM STILL PLAYS OUT. THE JUDGES HALTED A NATIONWIDE INJUNCTION FROM A U.S. DISTRICT JUDGE IN BALTIMORE, CLAIMING THE INJUNCTION WAS TOO BROAD. THEY DID NOT DECIDE THE MERITS OF THE ACTUAL LAWSUITS AGAINST THE PRESIDENT’S DAY ORDERS. TWO OF THE JUDGES DID ACKNOWLEDGE THE ANTI DIE ORDERS COULD RAISE CONCERNS ABOUT FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS, BUT THEY FELT THAT DIDN’T JUSTIFY THE BROAD INJUNCTION BLOCKING THE PRESIDENT’S ORDERS. A FIRE DEPARTMENT WORKER FROM ALAMEDA COUNTY CUFFED IN MODESTO, ACCUSED OF TRYING TO MEET A KID FOR SEX. POLICE IDENTIFY HIM AS A RESIDENT IN CAMERON PARK. INVESTIGATORS SAY 48 YEAR OLD KIP WEBBER IS FACING CHARGES OF ATTEMPTED LEWD ACTS WITH A CHILD SENDING HARMFUL MATERIAL TO A MINOR AND POSSESSING CHILD PORNOGRAPHY. THE FIRE DEPARTMENT SAYS WEBBER IS ON PAID LEAVE DURING THE INVESTIGATION. THE ARREST WAS ONE OF SEVERAL MADE FROM INVESTIGATIONS THAT STARTED ALMOST A YEAR AGO. OFFICERS WORKED UNDERCOVER, ARRESTING 12 PEOPLE, SAYING THE SUSPECT SEN

Police investigate shooting in Stockton, officials say

Updated: 11:27 PM PDT Mar 14, 2025

Stockton police are investigating a shooting on South San Joaquin Street in Stockton on Friday night.Video Above | 10 p.m. Headlines from KCRA News 3According to the Stockton Police Department, officers responded to a shooting in the 300 block of San Joaquin Street near Sonora Street around 10:15 p.m.The Stockton police dispatch radio communications indicated that the area was taped off. It is unclear if any injuries were reported.KCRA 3 has reached out to the Stockton Police Department for more information.Stay tuned for more information.See our live traffic map for updates.This story was curated by Hearst’s KCRA Alert Desk.See news happening? Send us your photos or videos if it’s safe to do so at kcra.com/upload.If this story happened near you or someone you know, share this article with friends in your area using the KCRA mobile app so they know what is happening near them. The KCRA app is available for free in Apple’s App Store and on Google Play.See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel

STOCKTON, Calif. —

Stockton police are investigating a shooting on South San Joaquin Street in Stockton on Friday night.

Video Above | 10 p.m. Headlines from KCRA News 3

According to the Stockton Police Department, officers responded to a shooting in the 300 block of San Joaquin Street near Sonora Street around 10:15 p.m.

The Stockton police dispatch radio communications indicated that the area was taped off. It is unclear if any injuries were reported.

KCRA 3 has reached out to the Stockton Police Department for more information.

Stay tuned for more information.

See our live traffic map for updates.

This story was curated by Hearst’s KCRA Alert Desk.

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