The Sacramento Bee reported Judge Debra L. Givens sentenced Namee Najarro to 15 years to life.

Monday, in a story dated November 4, is not a date the Bee printed as November 2. A no-contest plea and the Appeal-Democrat's word conviction are not the same word. Adrian Vega has pleaded not guilty. His trial date is not this sentence.

The Sacramento Bee, by Rosalio Ahumada, dated November 4, 2026, at 12:38 p.m. with no zone printed on that line, reported a Yuba Superior Court judge on Monday sentenced a man to 15 years to life in prison for a deadly shooting earlier this year after a violent confrontation in Olivehurst escalated to gunfire at a celebration of life event. It reported Judge Debra L. Givens sentenced Namee Najarro, 25, of Olivehurst for the murder of 30-year-old Benito Valle, according to a news release from the Yuba County District Attorney's Office. It reported that on Sept. 22, Najarro pleaded no contest to a charge of second-degree murder in Valle's death. November 4, 2026, was a Wednesday. Monday, in that sentence, is November 2. The Bee does not print November 2. The Appeal-Democrat, by Ray Bowden, dated Nov. 3, 2026, with no clock, reported one of three men was sentenced to 15 years-to-life in state prison on Monday, and that Judge Debra Givens sentenced Namee Najarro following his conviction of second-degree murder. 15 years to life, and 15 years-to-life, are not the same punctuation. Debra L. Givens, and Debra Givens, are not the same styling. Pleaded no contest, on the Bee, and a conviction, on the Appeal-Democrat, are not the same word. The Appeal-Democrat also reported he pleaded no contest to charges of second-degree murder in September. Charges, plural, and a charge, on the Bee, are not the same count. The Appeal-Democrat reported Valle was a school bus driver, a T-ball coach, and a father of two. The children are not named on that page, and they are not named here. The Bee does not print those descriptions.

The Bee reported the confrontation was initially reported about 7:10 p.m. March 20 as an argument along the 1700 block of Sixth Avenue. It reported Yuba County sheriff's officials said deputies arrived and found Valle, also an Olivehurst resident, with gunshot wounds, and that he was taken to Adventist Health and Rideout hospital, where he later died. Adventist Health and Rideout is the Bee's spelling. Gold Rush Cam, in a November 4, 2026, account it attributes to a Yuba County District Attorney's Office report, spelled the hospital Adventist Health Rideout and said he died from multiple gunshot wounds. Gunshot wounds, on the Bee, and multiple gunshot wounds, on that account, are not the same sentence. The Bee reported sheriff's investigators also arrested brothers Jesus Vega Jr., 31, and Adrian Vega, 22. It reported a crowd had gathered for a celebration of life that March evening, and that Valle was with his family at the memorial event for a cousin who died earlier that month, which it attributed to the Appeal-Democrat. The cousin is not named. It reported witnesses told sheriff's investigators that an argument occurred earlier after Valle confronted Adrian Vega about disrespecting a woman, and that prosecutors said Adrian Vega left and returned with his brother, Jesus Vega, and Najarro. The woman is not named. It reported Najarro and the Vega brothers were all armed with guns, and that a fight started before Adrian Vega and Najarro both shot Valle, according to the District Attorney's Office. It reported prosecutors said U.S. Border Patrol Agents arrested Najarro the following day as he tried to leave the country and head to Mexico. The following day, after March 20, is March 21. The Bee does not print March 21. The Appeal-Democrat placed the event on the 1700 block of Sixth Avenue and printed "the the celebration." The Bee does not print that doubled word.

The Bee reported that on Sept. 29, Jesus Vega pleaded no contest to a charge of felony assault with a firearm for his role in the fight and is scheduled to be sentenced Thursday morning, court records show. Thursday, on a story dated November 4, is November 5. The Bee does not print November 5. The Appeal-Democrat reported Jesus Vega had also been due for sentencing on Monday but Judge Givens postponed the hearing, citing a need to reconsider the terms of his plea deal, which would have sentenced him to three years in prison, according to court records. Gold Rush Cam's account of the district attorney's report says Jesus Vega Jr. pled no contest to a felony assault with a firearm and is pending sentencing. Thursday morning, a postponed Monday hearing, and pending sentencing are not the same schedule. Three years is the Appeal-Democrat's. The Bee and that Gold Rush Cam account do not print it. The Appeal-Democrat reported Najarro sat next to Jesus Vega Jr. in the court room in shackles during the family's statements. Court room is two words on that page. The Bee does not print the shackles or the statements. The Bee reported Adrian Vega pleaded not guilty to charges of first-degree murder, assault with a firearm, and being a convicted felon in possession of a gun, that at the conclusion of his Sept. 30 preliminary hearing Judge Julia Scrogin determined there was enough evidence for him to stand trial, and that his trial is scheduled to begin on April 27. Gold Rush Cam's account says he has pled not guilty and is set to be tried in April 2027. April 27, with no year, and April 2027, are not the same date. Pleaded, and pled, are not the same verb. The Bee reported Najarro and the Vega brothers remained in custody Wednesday at the Yuba County Jail. A term of 15 years to life, and custody in the county jail on Wednesday, are both in the Bee. They are not a statement that he has been transferred to state prison. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.