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The Modesto Bee
Turlock man arrested for DUI and weapon charges after Ceres traffic stop
What began as a traffic stop near Mitchell Road ended with the Ceres Police Department arresting a Turlock man for DUI and weapon charges. On Saturday around 11 p.m., Ceres police officer Singh was patrolling the area of Mitchell Road and Nicholas Way when he observed a blue Mercedes-Benz commit a traffic violation, according to a news release. The officer noted that Adam Austin, 34, of Turlock, showed signs of impairment. Austin was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. Officers found illegal narcotics, drug paraphernalia and a loaded firearm during a search of Austin’s vehicle. Austin, who is prohibited from possessing firearms, was booked at the Stanislaus County Public Safety Center on charges including DUI, possession of a controlled substance while armed, prohibited person in possession of a firearm and prohibited person in possession of ammunition.
The Modesto Bee
FOX40
CBS Sacramento
Ceres installing traffic and surveillance cameras at 39 intersections, raising privacy questions
The City of Ceres is installing new cameras at 39 intersections as part of a nearly $2 million traffic upgrade, but the project is also raising questions about surveillance, privacy and who will have access to the footage.
FOX40
National Enquirer
CBS Sacramento
Ripon approves restrictions on feeding stray and feral cats on public property
The Ripon City Council unanimously approved new restrictions on feeding stray and feral cats on public property, despite opposition from animal advocates who say the rules could make it harder to care for the animals.
wanderingcalifornia.com
Lodi Wine Country Guide: Zinfandel Tastings & Farm Stands
Lodi sits 35 miles south of Sacramento in the San Joaquin Valley, and it offers some of the most relaxed wine tasting in California. This Lodi wine country guide is built for a slow weekend: old-vine Zinfandel, farm stands, and a downtown farmers market, with no need to plan every stop in advance. It suits first-time visitors, couples escaping Sacramento or the Bay Area, and anyone who likes good wine without Napa prices.
The Valley Citizen
stocktonia.org
FOX40
Stockton City Council adopts ‘Vision Zero’ plan to traffic deaths
(FOX40.COM) — Stockton City Council voted 6-0 Tuesday night to adopt a plan to eliminate deaths and serious injuries from crashes on city streets by 2050. The city is the latest in the state to adopt a “Vision Zero” plan, an approach to traffic safety that puts more emphasis on the design of streets instead […]