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February 7, 2015

• The Pet Connection: Brushing your loved one’s teeth
• Editorial: State’s growing, and thirsty, almond industry sowing seeds of discontent
• Jerry Brown appoints SEIU lawyer to counsel post
• Some see Sacramento region as agriculture’s Silicon Valley
• A sweet pairing for Valentine’s Day
• The Conversation
• Whooping cough vaccine failing for many patients
• Arboretum spotlight: Hummers flock to native snapdragon
• Local sports events for Saturday, Feb. 7
• Neel Kashkari rules out U.S. Senate run in 2016
• A legal use of power: Parties funnel millions to California candidates
• DeMarcus Cousins believes Kings are same team that started strong, but mindset has changed
• Court upholds capital’s camping ban, but gives homeless hope
• Placer County student tests negative for measles
• Storm’s first wave soaks a thirsty state
• Al Gore pops in to West Sacramento
• Garden Checklist: Finish pruning roses
• 10 pressing questions in the world of sports
• Butte County woman arrested after alleged threats to family prompt school lockdown
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Saturday
• Sacramento jury convicts two men of firearms offenses in vehicle pursuit
• Water-wise tip: Go for a ‘Drought Face’
• 40 new favorite plants for water-wise Sacramento-area landscapes
• State parks, vaccinations, driver fee
• Hints From Heloise: ‘People food’ cats may like – in moderation
• Smoke gets in your eyes in nicotine-stained Central Valley
• At the SPCA: Kuvu is looking for a family
• UC will require four additional vaccines for incoming students by 2017
• Another View: Mental health money is well spent
• A violent place we call a hospital
• Escapes: Wine-filled weekend in Napa
• Pouring across the Mexican border
• We turn to ‘American Sniper’ for the military ‘experience’
• More lightning and rain, possibly tornadoes in storm’s second wave
• A man, a sofa, martinis and Pall Malls, no salt
• Civics education needs remedial work
• Another View: Caltrans making progress, but funding lags
• Consume: Our favorite food stuff this week
• Feast Q&A: Puur Chocolat is pure pleasure
• Provisions: Enhance your recreation and travel experience
• Suspect critical after CHP chase from Stockton to Sacramento ends in shooting
• Take Your Best Shot: Chocolate-raspberry delight
• Postcards From Readers: Montepulciano, Italy
• UPDATE: Man arrested after car hits, ruptures Roseville gas mains
• App by Sacramento State graduate brings medical marijuana to your door
• Pit bull, other dog owners face being denied homeowners insurance