FOR A FEW HOURS on El Dorado Street, outside Stockton’s old City Hall, cars honked from across the block.
Just past noon on Thursday, a little less than a dozen people stood alongside the curb of an auto repair shop. A white hatchback equipped with a megaphone blasted the reason why protesters had gathered.
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