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April 27, 2015

• History and the law are on vaccination’s side
• Black Bear Diner changes opening date in Woodland
• Hold all tickets; California Chrome show delayed until summer
• Video: Watch highlights from Sacramento Republic FC’s USL battle with Orange County Blues at Bonney Field
• The heroic stories behind California state workers’ awards
• AM Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Monday
• Sacramento area students angry, protest closure of Heald, Corinthian colleges
• Assembly panel kills Republican bill to speed dam construction
• After 13 years on death row, Redding man’s sentence overturned; guilty verdict stays
• Mehula named president of Sacramento’s Vanir Construction Management
• Five story lines as Camp Tomsula gets under way
• California lawmakers soften proposed tobacco ban at baseball venues
• Man jailed after allegedly wounding woman, firing at deputies during Carmichael standoff
• AM Alert: Darrell Steinberg returns to Capitol to promote mental health legislation
• Marriage equality, Nestle water, traffic fines, etc.
• Jack Ohman: Bill Clinton Back On Sofa
• Proposed Sacramento budget follows Mayor Kevin Johnson’s priorities
• Theater review: Sacramento Theatre Company stages an awkward ‘Pirates of Penzance’
• Sports Night: Giants lose series opener to L.A. Dodgers
• Sacramento budget replaces firehouses, funds downtown housing study
• Regional Digest: Yuba College ends playoff drought Tuesday
• North Highlands pedestrian accused of killing motorist unable to make court date
• Women’s Empowerment says new job-search program gets results
• Rancho Murieta motorcyclist dies in rural Folsom area crash into barbed wire fence
• Coroner identifies north Sacramento apartment house shooting victim
• River Cats ride Jarrett Parker’s hot bat to 6-5 win
• Sacramento-area gas prices spike 26 cents in one week; refinery shutdowns a factor
• Sacramento gang member stands trial for shooting man in wheelchair caught in crossfire
• After years of layoffs, California schools on a teacher hiring binge
• Annual event uses high school soccer incident to teach sportsmanship