Here's a look at the stories keeping our reporters busy Tuesday: * One of the people who had been squatting on a Berwick property was arrested and faces hundreds in fines. Reporter Julye Wemple has more. * A tractor-trailer's wheels kick out during a downpour and the rig overturns. See our breaking report and look for Susan Schwartz's full report Wednesday. * The first thing a mother does when her daughter shows up for her hearing is check her arms for fresh track marks -- a sign she is still shooting up heroin. Julye Wemple has more from the courtroom. * A mom whose young child was found alone, roaming the neighborhood, says she has sleep-deprivation problems, and the child has behavioral issues. Read what else she had to say about what happened. * Another Danville-area teen is in court on charges stemming from a post-prom party bust. Chris Krepich will tell you the bargain she struck. * Plus, one local school board says it won't need to lay off any workers to make ends meet next school year. Mike Lester has a story on the budget plan. Look for these stories and more in Wednesday's edition of the Press Enterprise.