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February 4, 2015

• CalPERS names new real estate chief
• TBD duo hope Austin event adds crowds, artists to Sacramento festival
• Sacramento State, UC Davis football signings
• Church choir director arrested in sexual abuse of Sacramento teen
• Letter of intent spotlight: Bailey Laolagi, LB, Folsom High
• Letter of intent spotlight: Sacramento High RB Kyron Basped does not sign
• Letter of intent spotlight: Cody Creason, OL, Folsom
• Sacramento area athletes in wrestling, softball, baseball, track, more sign letters of intent
• Letter of intent spotlight: Sam Whitney, LB, Folsom High
• Letter of intent spotlight: Marcel Brown, RB, Rio Linda
• Letter of intent spotlight: Nu’umotu Falo, LB, Inderkum
• Letter of intent spotlight: Cole Thompson, WR, Folsom
• Not enough college football scholarships to hand out to hopeful athletes
• Sacramento-area football players signing scholarship offers Wednesday
• Letter of intent spotlight: Malcolm Thomas, WR, Woodcreek
• National signing day: Who’s going where
• Letter of intent spotlight: Justice Shelton-Mosley, WR, Capital Christian
• Letter of intent spotlight: Darrin Paulo, OL, Grant
• Letter of intent spotlight: Mister Harriel, slot, Antelope High
• Letter of intent spotlight: Cameron Smith, LB, Granite Bay
• Letter of intent spotlight: Lonny Powell, LB, Sacramento
• LIVE UPDATES: Sacramento-area prep athletes sign letters of intent
• On National Signing Day, nearly 40 area football players make it official
• Murder suspect Bracamontes: ‘I killed them cops’
• Road user fee drives California Assembly speaker’s transportation plan
• Twitter responds to first SI Swimsuit Edition ad featuring plus-sized model
• Admission bargains for Sacramento Museum Day
• FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler takes strong stand for net neutrality
• U.S. should not rush to arm Ukraine
• Paralyzed Sacramento shelter dog goes viral on Facebook
• Davis biotech firm Marrone says internal probe is completed
• Fill ’er up: Gas prices spike 4 cents in Sacramento, statewide
• Firefighters rescue horse stuck in a bathtub in Orangevale
• Joe Mathews: For good comparisons, California should look to Poland
• Economic development chief: Let’s build the Sacramento brand
• Coming rain could start as early as Thursday evening
• Minor leak, more expense for ‘sick’ Board of Equalization building
• Boy abducted in south Sacramento found safe; father in custody
• VIDEO: Cartwheeling plane with 58 aboard crashes in Taipei; 26 killed, 17 missing
• Caught on camera: Surveillance video shows Orangevale Liquor store robbery
• Oil industry doubled spending on lobbying in California last year
• Suspect dies in custody; police investigating midtown crime scene
• CSU, e-cigs, measles, swastikas, Number Crunch, endangered cow
• FPPC chair has work cut out to find new enforcer
• Vape foes just want taxation
• What will cure our immunity to facts?
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: What happened to Pollock Pines man accused of killing couple in Oregon?
• Benicia plans more study of crude-oil train impacts
• AM Alert: Senate committee examines rising health care costs
• Man convicted in 2010 El Dorado County burglary spree
• Power restored to more than 3,000 Placer County residents after vehicle hits power pole
• Good news for CA job seekers: online ads up in January
• California bill would require more vaccinations
• Melt a Valentine’s heart with chocolate clusters
• Making the Rounds: Change in swing, approach leads to spot on Asian Tour
• The Mailbox: A sweet treat of chocolate and caramel
• Spice it up to curry flavor