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March 25, 2015

• Opinion: Armond Armstead is headed for his day in court
• Opinion: Nick Peters’ words painted pictures of baseball games
• Cruz finds green eggs and ham are not bad after all
• Joe Mathews: Without a boost from China, where would California be?
• Season of change? Tomsula shrugs, says he’s used to it
• Former Texas university executive tapped as next CSUS president
• California teachers unions promote charter school bills
• Folsom approves higher park fees on development
• Rocklin pharmacy benefits company names new president
• Sacramento’s Greenleaf Power announces deal to acquire Connecticut facility
• Man found shot in Fruitridge area
• Dan Walters Daily: Lawmakers push back on Proposition 47
• AM Alert: Brittany Maynard’s family returns to Capitol to support aid-in-dying bill
• Immigration, Cal Fire, inequality, etc.
• Editorial: A Texas educator will take the reins at Sac State
• Deputies say missing North Highlands teen may be with wrong people
• California aid-in-dying measure passes first committee
• 49ers’ Tomsula says all signs positive on Bowman’s recovery
• Police release photo of car that struck Sacramento bicyclist
• Unlicensed contractor sentenced to prison for financial elder abuse
• Local sports events for Wednesday, March 25
• Teen distracted driving worse than thought, new study shows
• Sacramento City Council approves urban farm ordinance
• Placer County postpones vote on library closures in response to backlash
• Parolee with sawed-off shotgun arrested at Fairfield park
• Gas pipeline upgrade planned for portion of Folsom
• Big weather warm-up in store for Sacramento area
• Bicyclist dies after collision in Sacramento’s Robla area
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Wednesday
• Local resource to help bees
• No more backsliding on Afghan pullout
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: Was anyone arrested for execution-style slaying near Sacramento-Placer County line?
• Loomis school district agrees to relax rules on fliers after free speech lawsuit
• Republic FC to launch youth soccer development academy
• Sacramento Ballet brings back ‘Swan Lake’
• Shutdown may clog Sacramento’s midtown ahead of redevelopment project
• 49ers’ Tomsula says he’s excited about deep defensive line
• Poll: Californians say their neighbors could do more to conserve water
• Alleged kidnap of Vallejo woman now treated as hoax
• MLS expands to Minnesota – is Sacramento next?
• Sacramento police investigate man’s shooting
• Kamala Harris seeks to block ‘kill the gays’ ballot measure
• Can California Chrome shine in Dubai’s World Cup?
• 49ers visiting with wide receivers before the draft
• McClatchy, Capital Christian prepare for state finals at Haas Pavilion
• South Korean dogs adjust to life in Sacramento
• Twin Rivers race features charter school operator, Democratic Party activist
• Watch: Previews, predictions of Thursday’s Sweet 16 matchups
• Water details become vital as drought worsens
• SMUD to host weekend trout derby at Rancho Seco
• UC Davis shutters arcade as classic video games collect dust
• The Mailbox: Banana praline spice layer cake
• Sacramento-area holes in one
• Sacramento-area golf courses’ spring aerification schedule
• In Season: Rhubarb’s the stalk of the town