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February 21, 2015

• North Natomas embraces three new Sacramento parks
• Fighting over trickles on tragically beautiful winter days
• Shots fired after Nipsey Hussle show at Ace of Spades in Sacramento
• Folsom woman hopes to fly to Mars and make it her home
• Another View: Union behavior is ‘old-fashioned bullying’
• Opinion: Folsom venture capitalist nurtures Sacramento-area companies
• Liquor licenses in Sacramento area exceed limits as leaders exploit loopholes
• Vanishing water, fewer jobs, but still hope in the Central Valley
• Pushing for broader engagement in government for Latinos
• UC Davis student senses his place in the wine world
• Booking it: Stanford’s Jordan Richards crams for NFL draft
• Playing the specialty drug lottery
• Northern Exposure: Issues affecting Northern Californians
• Condi, Kamala face tough challenge from Sutter and Beth in this poll
• Feast Q&A: El Dorado’s Skinner Vineyards
• Match recap: San Jose Earthquakes 1, Republic FC 0
• Postcards From Readers: MacKerricher State Park
• Republic FC falls to Earthquakes in hard-fought friendly
• Another View: Guidelines adopted to reduce violence in state hospitals
• Consume: Our favorite food stuff this week
• Soul on the tracks: ‘Fun Train’ boogies on up to Reno
• Provisions: Enhance your recreation and travel experience
• Grant High students offer free tax help
• Man killed in Roseville stabbing; deputies search for suspect, witnesses
• Time to do more than be afraid of nightmare bacteria
• Pitching American primacy for 2016
• Escapes: Hear music rooted in tradition in the Bay Area
• George Karl’s coaching debut fires up Kings fans
• UPDATE: 99 N reopens as CHP investigates body found on highway
• Payday loans thwart regulators