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March 29, 2015

• Drought threatens American River fish
• Cal’s Haas Pavilion proves to be perfect venue for CIF finals
• Capital Christian falls to Crespi in state Division IV title game
• Parents of UC Davis student struggle to understand murder-suicide
• Linden farmer facing trial over claim he pulled pistol on federal agent
• Sacramento council should pass plastic bag ban, for the environment
• Probe of back-channel dealing continues at California PUC
• Gender inequities persist on California Capitol payroll
• Pot dispensary sues El Dorado County over raid
• Feds, state question Dixon’s use of its downtown ‘depot’
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Sunday
• Isn’t it time for movement on women’s inequality?
• Brown should heed warnings: E-cigs aren’t benign
• Northern Exposure: Jane Braxton Little covers issues affecting Northern Californians
• Exotic car sales see rebound
• Take a tasting tour of S.F.’s Mission District
• Feast Q&A: Karen’s Bakery in Folsom – and Karen – are celebrating
• Regional digest: Sac State’s Long flirts with no-hitter
• Rising hospital costs prompt mental health review in Sacramento County
• Saturday’s Community College Scoreboard (03/28/15)
• Another View: ‘Blue Trees’ art inspired discussion, created excitement
• Tours an opportunity for restaurants, too
• Escapes: Marvel at whales in San Francisco
• Provisions: Enhance your recreation and travel experience
• Lopez’s late goal a game winner for Republic FC
• Postcards From Readers: Botswana’s Okavango Delta
• Take Your Best Shot: Coconut poundcake
• Sacramento County gives much needed focus on care for mentally ill people
• Applause for the week of March 30, 2015
• Weekend catch-up: 7 stories you don’t want to miss
• Woman barricaded inside home surrenders to Sacramento police
• Rescue crews pull wayward hikers off mountain in Yosemite National Park
• Consume: Our favorite food stuff this week
• Royal Ascot next for California Chrome
• Stay on top of retirement account withdrawals to avoid tax penalties