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December 4, 2014

• Bikes sought for youths in Serna Village, those served by Sacramento Sheriff’s Bike Unit
• High-rise planned near Sacramento arena
• East Sacramento home mixes tradition with urban chic for the holidays
• Sacramento State students reject fee hike for new arena
• California public health chief Ronald Chapman to step down
• California Assembly committee assignments shape power dynamics
• City of Sacramento sells old Army Depot
• Engineer wants $7 million from Amtrak for 2007 beating
• California rescues salmon trapped in Yolo Bypass
• Sacramento judge approves mental tests for terror suspect
• Two women arrested in Folsom massage parlor prostitution sting
• Feast Q&A: Paul Sobon on making Wine Enthusiast’s Top 100 Best Buys
• A fairer way to investigate officer-involved shootings
• Sacramento City Councilman Steve Cohn leaves a lasting legacy
• Man booked for fatal shooting in Antelope
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Friday
• Sacramento’s New Helvetia to stage Sondheim song cycle
• Elk Grove leaders pick state water official as newest council member
• Swollen creeks and healthy totals in Sacramento rain gauges
• LETTERS Leaders aren’t taking drought seriously
• SACTO announces program to help avert business closures
• Still dealing with concussion, 49ers’ Anthony Davis talks about ‘scary’ ordeal
• Civil rights leader weighs in on state’s human resources chief
• UC tuition hikes, safe products, campaign contributions, etc.
• Poverty, taxes and milk among California economy facts in LAO rundown
• Dan Walters Daily: California term limit experiment shifts again
• California HR chief exemplifies government change
• Multimillion dollar California Senate shortfall behind layoffs
• Storm-battered homeowners should be wary of unlicensed contractors
• Sacramento Greek church launches $10 million expansion near McKinley Park
• Bank of the West Tower in Sacramento gets top ‘green’ certification
• Small arson fire at Elk Grove High School
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Thursday
• AM Alert: Low-wage workers strike as California minimum wage debate deepens
• Mayor Johnson: Deaths of Eric Garner, Michael Brown ‘not isolated incidents’
• Ask Sacto 911 Crime Q&A: Is trial set for ex-Sacramento police officer accused of raping stroke-impaired woman?
• Sharif Jewelers hosts opening of downtown Sacramento store
• November reign: 49ers’ Chris Borland wins NFL award
• State’s disinvestment in UCs, CSUs gets attention it deserves
• Joe Mathews: In California, vampires aren’t just in the movies
• Sacramento region has no excuse to let up on conserving water
• Local college notes: Sacramento State men’s basketball faces road tests
• Viral infection knocks Kings star DeMarcus Cousins out of lineup until Monday
• Grant High football players hope beards can inspire them to championship victories
• Sacramento’s Café Soleil is closing
• Guide to holiday events in Sacramento and beyond: Get your Merry on!
• Where to cut your own Christmas tree