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May 1, 2015

• Pet Connection: Talk to your vet when an older pet needs surgery
• April state income tax revenue blows past Jerry Brown’s estimate
• Jerry Brown limits Delta restoration goals, while promising more
• The Week Ahead: Celebrate spring with garden tours
• On the 49ers: Arik Armstead’s a project, but one the team is eager to take on
• Former Grant High star Shaq Thompson taken by Carolina in first round of NFL Draft
• Appeals court says Yolo County attorney erred in not filing paperwork to overturn murder conviction
• Judge’s tentative ruling orders release of calendars of ex-senators Calderon, Yee
• Provisions: Enhance your recreation and travel experience
• Take Your Best Shot: Fresh and light
• West Sacramento loses sales tax revenue, seeks bill to close loophole
• At the SPCA: Tammy the Chihuahua
• Arboretum Spotlight: From Russia with water savings
• AM Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Friday
• NFL draft recap: Winston goes No. 1, 49ers get Arik Armstead, Panthers grab Shaq Thompson
• AM Alert: Speaker’s Cup replenishes Democratic coffers
• Sports Night: Armstead, Thompson are first-rounders
• Former Elk Grove man sentenced for embezzling $2.5 million from engineering firm
• Sacramento City Unified to start before Labor Day for first time in recent memory
• A novel Rx for rising health care costs
• Baltimore riots, survivor’s guilt, antibiotics, water, taxes, etc.
• Republic FC reaches season ticket cap at 9,500
• Raiders call first-round pick Amari Cooper ‘polished’ wide receiver
• CHP officer injured in collision with propane truck in Yuba County
• Escapes: Celebrate Mom with a getaway
• ‘Doonesbury,’ Trudeau, free-speech absolutists?
• Hints From Heloise: Trash bins could be fire hazard if they’re in garages, next to homes
• Arik Armstead already familiar with 49ers’ defense
• LETTERS Twin tunnels, Delta, race card, tobacco money, extinct dinosaur, etc.
• Water-Wise Tip: Drip, drip, drip is the sound of wasted water
• Garden Checklist: May is made for planting
• UPDATE: Victim in Sacramento hotel stabbing identified as Fair Oaks man
• AM Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Saturday
• Mission Cataract program clears foggy eyes for underinsured
• Retired hero – Sacramento police dog Bodie – sires five healthy pups
• Sacramento auction house puts trove of California history up for bid
• Drought-hammered state curtails junior water rights in Delta, Sacramento River
• 49ers take Arik Armstead in the first round
• Three sentenced to prison for 2013 slaying of Citrus Heights man
• Poll: Do you like the 49ers’ alternative uniforms?
• Westbound I-80 near Watt Avenue re-opened as deputies detain man at overpass
• California Democratic Party jumps into all-Democrat battle in East Bay Senate race
• City of Sacramento considering new set of ‘road diets’
• Sacramento-area hotels see slight occupancy dip in February
• California’s population rose last year by 358,000 to 38.7 million
• DA drops ‘lynching’ charge against Sacramento activist
• Man convicted in fatal shooting during gang fight
• Davis police seek identity of suspect in attempted convenience store robbery
• Tim Draper’s plan to slash California leaves political scars
• California Assembly proposes financial relief for Corinthian students
• Latino-themed images at Sac State, UC Davis draw criticism
• UC Davis students’ winning brew leads to a keg-filling reward at Sudwerk
• Jury ponders fate of Sacramento man accused in 2012 paraplegic shooting
• Another View: Judge Blue Shield of California by its work
• Capital scores big with pair of selections in first round
• Brunch out on Mother’s Day? Here are 5 ideas around Sacramento
• Vivek Ranadive: A big-idea man