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February 14, 2015

• The Conversation
• All things sweet potato on the menu Saturday at annual Sacramento festival
• Opinion: Sacramento City Council candidate Eric Guerra rose from poverty
• Last push for health care coverage
• He’s ready to innovate and participate
• Proposition 47: a bad idea’s unintended consequence; it restricts DNA collection
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Sunday
• Orangevale couple win California Lottery ‘foodie’ scratcher contest
• Measure U provides unexpected windfall for Sacramento
• Urban beekeeping raises Southern California concerns
• Spring training preview: A’s, Giants have taken different approaches for 2015
• Pies are sweet at potato festival
• California can do better on paid family leave
• I suffered an adult case of measles; it was life-threatening
• Flowers to remember: Honoring Japanese Americans and Armenians
• Fast crowd, tall tales and fall of Brian Williams
• World Eats: Sacramento’s La Superior SuperMercado
• Provisions: Enhance your recreation and travel experience
• Best Shots: Trout amandine
• Postcards From Readers: Grand Cayman
• State’s population growth expected to outstrip water conservation in coming years
• California’s manufacturing sector, clobbered during recession, clawing its way back
• Death Valley in winter: Perhaps the only sane time to visit
• The real roots of congestion at California ports
• Consume: Our favorite food stuff this week
• Another View: Gambling commission rules exceed independent controls on tribal casinos
• Escapes: Celebrate Asian traditions in Oakland
• Feast Q&A: Napa home cook ready for ‘All-Star’
• Letters: Politicians and tradeoffs, spending and mental health, etc.
• Warm weather ahead, following record highs
• Raley’s curbs tobacco sales, citing health concerns
• California anti-vaxxers push back from across political spectrum
• VIDEO: Sacramento native Miguel Aguilar scores first professional goal in D.C. United victory
• Climate change pushes pika from traditional sites in the Sierra
• Dining review: No thumbs up for food at Studio Movie Grill