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The setting sun lights up City Hall in Sacramento, Calif. on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2013 as the City Council debates a resolution to support keeping the Sacramento Kings in town and helping to build a new downtown sports arena. -
Galina Pukasenko holds an umbrella for her niece, Jana Pukasenko during a Living History day for home schooled children at Sutters Fort on Feb. 19, 2013 in Sacramento, Calif. -
A duck walks on sidewalk in the rain on L Street on Feb. 19, 2013 in Sacramento, Calif. -
Fred Samson and his mom, Mila Daro, of Sacramento, try to stay dry as hail and rail fall on them as they wait for their bus on L Street on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2013 in Sacramento, Calif. -
Timothy Thomasson, 6, opens an umbrella for Joey Kush, 9, left, as the rain starts to fall before their home schooled field trip for Living History day at Sutter's Fort on Feb.19, 2013 in Sacramento, Calif. -
Karen and David Gregg of Oakdale tour with their home schooled children during a Living History day at Sutter's Fort on Feb. 19, 2013 in Sacramento, Calif. -
Frost covers the grass and plants in Discovery Park as the sun rises over the Sacramento skyline on Wednesday morning, Feb. 20, 2013. -
UC Davis wildlife biologists Miranda Tilcock, left, and Nick Corline carry a cooler full of small salmon into a flooded rice field near Woodland on Tuesday, February 19, 2013. An experiment in raising salmon on a flooded ranch in the Yolo Bypass is proving what biologists have long suspected: That the fish grow bigger and faster when the bypass floods, because they can access insect blooms triggered by the inundation. -
Wildlife biologists move small salmon from a tank of water into the flood plain easement near Woodland on Tuesday, February 19, 2013. -
Pedestrians walk across the covered walkway over K Street at 29th Street in Sacramento on Friday morning as the sun rises over the city. -
Primary Carnivore Keeper Amanda Mayberry carries a flamingo named "June" during the flamingo roundup at the Sacramento Zoo in Sacramento on Thursday, February 14, 2013. June is one of only two flamingos at the zoo that has a proper name. The flamingo roundup happens once a year when all of the flamingos (about 40 of them) receive their annual physical. Because they cannot be put to sleep and brought to the veterinary hospital, and they are so skittish, it is a carefully orchestrated process very different from other animal exams. They are first corralled together in the lake and then keepers bring them one by one to the vets., who have stations setup next to the lake. -
Children play in the play area at the New Harmony Mutual Housing Community on February 13, 2013 in Davis, Calif. The new affordable apartment complex, which slipped in before the state folded its redevelopment agencies, has nearly 70 apartments for individuals and families who earn 30- to 60-percent of the area's median income. -
A bird with at the McKinley Park Pond with a wing deformity thought to be caused by eating bread. New signage at the pond will explain what the birds can eat and advocates want people to stop feeding birds bread. February 11, 2013
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