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December 15, 2014

• Water aerobics buoy spirits of women seeking to stay healthy
• Video: While protests continue, Jerry Brown mum
• Hometown Report: Bailey Laolagi is Superman for Folsom’s defense
• California bill would start nation’s first diaper assistance program
• Sacramento Stride Center to offer IT computer classes in January
• Sacramento gas prices fall below $2.80; in some states, it’s $1.99
• Coach Jim Harbaugh vows San Francisco 49ers will give all in final two games
• California Senate leader calls for pension funds to pull out of coal
• AM Alert: Did he do that? Urkel announces cow art exhibition
• Man accused of starting King Fire indicted by El Dorado County grand jury
• Jeannie Oropeza picked to head HR for the California Senate
• Former auto dealer site at Howe and Fair Oaks sells
• The opposite of term limits: Pay for longevity
• Sports 101: Five lessons from last week
• Video: Sacramento Kings GM Pete D’Alessandro talks about coaching change
• Five opinions about the state of the American dream
• Storify: Sacramento Kings stun fans, media by firing coach Michael Malone
• IRS releases new mileage rates for deducting 2015 auto usage
• Name of Sacramento Jail inmate released by county coroner
• Local concrete firm scores contract for Sacramento Kings arena panels
• Elk Grove, Folsom adopt moratoriums on massage businesses
• Key witnesses sought in October south Sacramento County park homicide
• Activists seek reforms in ethics and transparency in Sacramento
• Bullying lawsuit filed against San Juan Unified
• Dan Walters Daily: Coal divestment is meaningless gesture
• Jack Ohman: Wall Street Nirvana
• Plastic bags, chemicals, climate change, torture
• Wall Street banks collect on a debt, as Congress prepares to raise more money
• Sacramento rainfall totals adding up as showers continue
• Obituary: Robert Griffiths, served in Depression-era Civilian Conservation Corps
• Prep notes: Oceanside coach awed by Folsom
• Two dead in Carmichael homicides had gunshot wounds; one victim identified