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April 13, 2015

• Historic downtown train depot mural getting a major face-lift
• Sacramento Japanese Americans protest auction of internment camp art
• Pleasant Grove baseball team bounces back from losing streak
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Monday
• Sacramento County opening pet adoption center in Fair Oaks
• Sonic drive-ins formerly owned by Alizadeh to reopen in Roseville, Yuba City
• Lawmakers consider bill to fix another troubled California state computer system
• End in sight for the spread of measles that started at Disneyland
• Canada’s Ontario province joins California carbon market
• AM Alert: California doctors lobby lawmakers for mandatory vaccines
• Jack Ohman: The Hillary logo team tries again
• A dispiriting start to the 2016 race for White House
• LETTERS Vaccines, equal pay, bullying and revenge, etc.
• Sports Night: Kings win home finale
• Sports 101: Five lessons from last week
• Local sports events for Tuesday, April 14
• Rancho Cordova man dies in crash
• Read the California state government HR shell game audit
• Pedestrian killed by hit-and-run driver in South Sacramento
• How to get beyond Equal Pay Day
• Kings end three-game skid, beat Lakers 102-92
• Man wounded by sheriff’s deputy during North Highlands pursuit booked into jail
• Passenger dies in Sacramento crash
• Gas prices keep dropping; $2.93 a gallon in Sacramento
• Sacramento sports bar Joe Marty’s set to come back swinging
• Surf Air, members-only airline, to launch in August at McClellan Park
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. apologizes for vaccine ‘holocaust’ remark
• Video: Activists urge California legislation on police stops, deaths
• Kings notes: Casspi comes on strong as season winds down
• Boys drown after driving ATV into Placer County pond