WOODLAND, Calif. - Police are investigating what led to the stabbing of a man in Woodland on Tuesday.

Patrol Sergeant Frank Ritter of the Woodland Police Dept. said officers were called to Woodland Memorial Hospital Tuesday night regarding a man suffering non-life threatening lacerations to his arms and upper body.

According to Ritter, officers arrived at the hospital around 8:50 p.m. and learned the man had sustained his wounds in a stabbing in the parking lot of 9 Main Street.

Officers interviewed the stabbing victim and a witness, but both were uncooperative, Ritter said.

Additional officers were dispatched to the parking lot where the stabbing allegedly occurred and located evidence near The Smoke Shop retailer, said Ritter.

The investigation was considered ongoing and Ritter encouraged anyone with information on the incident to contact the Woodland Police Dept. at 530-666-2411 or 530-661-7800. Callers can remain anonymous.

DAVIS, Calif. - An older couple was found murdered in their home Sunday night after their daughter asked police to check on them because she suspected something was wrong.

The Yolo County Sheriff's Coroner' Office identified the couple as Oliver Jennings Northup, Jr., 87 and his wife, Claudia Maureen Maupin, 76.

Northup was an attorney and musician and Maupin had been involved in local theater.

Davis police Lt. Paul Doroshov said officers arrived at the home on the 4000 block of Cowell Boulevard around 9:20 p.m. and found the two victims had suffered "excessive trauma."

The coroner's office later revealed the cause of death for both victims to be multiple stab wounds.

Doroshov said there were signs of forced entry into the home.

Although a motive was yet to be established, a news release from Davis police in February warned residents of brazen burglaries in that neighborhood.