Stockton mayor Anthony Silva is making good on plans to rid the city of homelessness within the next 10 years, arranging the delivery of large garbage bins near the crosstown freeway.

County Supervisor Kathy Miller said it's time for a fresh look at a plan to make a dent in Stockton's homeless program that was developed in 2009, and then shelved. 

"The economy crashed and everyone's funds dried up. This draft plans to address homelessness in San Joaquin County languished," Miller said.

The plan is titled "10 year plan to end homelessness," and it includes several objectives and 12 strategies. Miller stressed there are no quick solutions.

"This is not an issue with a quick and easy fix. I'm not a person who meets for meetings sake. It's going to take a lot of teamwork. It's having mental health, and behavior health at the table. It's having affordable housing advocates at the table," she said.

Stockton Police Department have arrested two in what they are describing as an attempted kidnapping Sunday.

Police report a woman was walking near the intersection of California and Park streets when she was confronted by four people.

According to police, the four encircled the woman when one of the suspects told her he was a gang member and “owned the block.”

The victim told police the suspects opened the door of a car parked nearby and attempted to pull the woman into the vehicle.

The victim was able to break free, according to police, and run from the area.

Following an investigation of the area, police arrested Brandon Staples, 33, and Natasha Perryman, 40, on attempted kidnapping and false imprisonment charges.