When blistering heat pushes temperatures above 100 degrees, many Stockton residents can head indoors, crank up the AC and wait it out. But for those whose jobs keep them outside, escaping the heat isn’t always an option. Before the sun rose across Stockton this week, some residents were already starting their days, trying to get ahead of the “mini heat wave,” as National Weather Service meteorologist Kate Forrest described it. The heat climbed …
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