Esteban Reynoso

Sacramento

Reporter at KOVR-TV (Sacramento, CA)

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Stockton moves to rescind street vendor ordinance, will seek public input

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Esteban Reynoso

STOCKTON — The Stockton City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to start from scratch, pulling a street vendor ordinance off its agenda. After public outcry, the city is looking for new solutions and will seek public input. Stockton Vice Mayor Lee says the city wants to move forward in the right way. "The decision by the council was not to just go back to the legislative committee to have a conversation where staff can look further into the details," he said.
Manteca looks to be next entertainment hub in San Joaquin County

2 days ago | cbsnews.com | Esteban Reynoso

Manteca leaders eye “Family Entertainment Zone” complex MANTECA — Making Manteca the next best stop in the Central Valley. Already one of the fastest-growing cities in the state, Manteca is now planning on keeping people and bringing the entertainment to them.
Lodi appoints new acting city manager; investigation into claimed misuse of funds ongoing

6 days ago | cbsnews.com | Esteban Reynoso

LODI - The city of Lodi is appointing a new acting city manager nearly a month after not having a solely dedicated city manager -- and after the current city manager, who is on leave right now, claimed misuse of city funds. The city hired a third-party law office to look into city manager Scott Carney's claims. This, while he is on a 45-day paid administrative leave. But the mayor says the city needs to move forward and needs an acting city manager.
Community mourns together after Hughson mother of two dies in murder-suicide

1 week ago | channel3000.com | Esteban Reynoso |Richard Ramos

Click here for updates on this story HUGHSON, California (KOVR) -- A community came together Tuesday night to pay their respects to a Hughson mother of two after she was found dead over the weekend in what investigators have ruled a murder-suicide. Modesto police on Monday identified the two people found dead the mother as Dinella Hutsell, 37, and the other person as Stanislaus County Sheriff's Sgt. Daniel Hutsell, 40. They were found by one of their children.
Cal Fire prepares for 2025 wildfire season earlier than usual

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Esteban Reynoso

SOLANO COUNTY — Heavy winds and warm weather are two conditions that can spell trouble for fire crews if one sparks, and early this week at the beginning of May, firefighters have already had their hands full. All day Monday, heavy winds have been fanning flames across the Greater Sacramento region, giving fire crews a test run of what they could expect for the 2025 fire season.
Large portion of San Joaquin County has no proper fire protection

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Esteban Reynoso

SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY — Ever since California became a state, a large portion of western San Joaquin County has been unprotected if a fire were to break out. The area sits just north of Tracy, west of Stockton, and Highway 4 runs right through it. CBS Sacramento started asking questions in mid-April when a fire broke out, and when we called around looking for information, we kept getting dead ends. It turned out that the California Highway Patrol was in charge.
City of Stockton considers more regulations on street vendors

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Esteban Reynoso

STOCKTON — The City of Stockton is considering more regulations on street vendors: no canopies, no generators, and no more vending in parks. The city says their parks and green spaces are rare and finite, so they want to keep them that way. On any given weekday at Angel Cruz Park in north Stockton, street food vendors and trucks line the area. For a lot of them, this is how they make ends meet. "They're preserving their culture.
How AmeriCorps cuts are impacting Stockton programs

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Esteban Reynoso

Stockton programs impacted by nationwide Americorps cuts STOCKTON — Federal cuts continue to impact California's Central Valley. AmeriCorps, a government agency that engages around five million Americans, now faces nearly $400 million in federal cuts from the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE. In California, every service-based program with AmeriCorps was told to stop working.
Modesto police officer says he forgives suspect who shot him, leaving him in 14-day coma

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Esteban Reynoso

MODESTO - A Modesto man who left an officer fighting for his life has been sentenced to more than 180 years to life in prison. The conviction and sentence stems from a 2021 search warrant where the suspect shot an officer, putting him a coma for 14 days. Doctors had to amputate the officer's leg. CBS News Sacramento sat down with the officer, Mike Rokaitis, in Oakdale. He says he has no ill will to the man who almost took away everything from him and his family.
Stockton nonprofit says deportation fears haven't gone away despite law enforcement support

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Esteban Reynoso

STOCKTON — It's been three months since President Trump returned to the White House. Organizations like El Concilio in Stockton say the fear of deportations in the undocumented community is still just as high. "Not only is there that fear, but there is a lot of uncertainty in terms of what to do. In some cases, people are paralyzed," said Jose Rodriguez. Rodriguez is the CEO of El Concilio, a nonprofit that works firsthand with the undocumented population.