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March 26, 2015

• Four reasons California state building upkeep lags
• Drought prompts truck and release of salmon smolts in Rio Vista
• LETTERS State tech audit, bees, SMUD, Bach, initiatives
• Cruz finds green eggs and ham are not bad after all
• Joe Mathews: Without a boost from China, where would California be?
• Sacramento State’s ‘bodies flying’ mantra pays dividends for women’s basketball team
• Aeroméxico to fly nonstop between Sacramento and Mexico City
• Art review: Russ Solomon collection at Blue Line Arts
• Mick Foley brings his wrestling stories to Punch Line Sacramento
• Man held in carjacking booked into Sacramento County jail
• Rancho Cordova elementary school bell means the start of classes – and breakfast
• Elk Grove shopping center sells for $40 million
• Sacramento Kings’ player gets saucy Nik-name
• McClatchy girls go all-out for state title
• PR exec named policy manager for Downtown Sacramento Partnership
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Thursday
• Schools locked down after threats reported at Placerville-area college campus
• Police release photos of Citrus Heights armed robbery suspect
• AM Alert: Can California government stop the string of tech failures?
• California loosens sex offender residency restrictions
• ‘See Jane Sing’ on a later date at the Mondavi
• Asking the tough questions on legalizing pot
• Sacramento Theatre Company stages ‘The Whipping Man’
• MLS has questions about Minneapolis stadium financing
• Can California Chrome shine in Dubai’s World Cup?
• ‘Will I get a ticket if I ...?’
• Roseville police animal control, vet, SPCA, DA help once emaciated dog
• Assembly Republicans lay off veteran staff amid new PR push
• Gavin Newsom’s pot legalization panel identifies challenges
• California Assembly members heading to Cuba
• Rancho Cordova homeless people allege police harassment
• Jury finds woman guilty of manslaughter in boyfriend’s death
• Restricting fast food joints is no silver bullet for obesity epidemic
• California Assembly sends drought relief package to Jerry Brown
• United Way, others sponsor free tax-filing assistance
• How old is the California state building where you work?
• Five days of 80-degree weather forecast for Sacramento
• J Street partially reopens after fire in vacant Biltmore Hotel
• Senate approves California drought relief bill amid Republican complaints
• IRS holding $92 million in 2011 unclaimed tax refunds
• Vallejo woman and boyfriend insist kidnap was real
• Placerville woman accused of murder ‘devastated’ by husband’s affair
• Four puppies find homes after rescue from South Korean meat farm
• Ronin Shimizu’s family raises awareness of bullying with Folsom film screening