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May 22, 2015

• Pet Connetion: Aversion training can protect dogs from snakes
• Legislative Democrats propose broad expansion of child care
• State analysis supports repealing toothless state job-positions law
• California gambling interests welcome Rod Wright back to Sacramento
• Carpooling by Uber, Lyft OK’d by California Assembly
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Saturday
• Water-wise tip: Use a car wash, not your hose
• One seriously injured when truck, light rail train collide in Sacramento
• Koons sculpture similar to Sacramento’s goes for $13.3 million
• Video: Warriors beat Rockets in Game 2
• Bank fines, CSUS contract, U.S. threats
• Garden checklist: Last best weekend to plant summer veggies
• Arboretum Spotlight: San Diego sage grows great in Sacramento
• Hints from Heloise: Planning makes breakfast easier
• Driver killed in head-on crash on Highway 50 near Kyburz
• Sacramento man gets 28 years for stabbing over ‘bad drink’
• Investigation: FedEx driver’s unsafe lane change caused deadly collision with bus
• Palms spring in Sacramento, even with the cold
• Update: Sacramento police say mother reported feeling threatened; son subsequently shot by officer
• California accepts drought water deal with Delta farmers
• At the SPCA: April the rabbit needs a home
• Man injured, neighbors displaced in Arden Arcade apartment fire
• 49ers’ defensive goal in 2015: Confuse the offense
• Paradise man sentenced for online solicitation
• County fair tops Memorial Day weekend
• Carmichael’s Starr King K-8 enrollment shrinks as neighborhood students depart
• AM Alert: Harvey Milk Day marks California’s LGBT strides
• Natomas residents push for second firetruck, ambulance
• Santa Barbara spill underscores need to quit oil
• Solutions elusive for stopping wrong-way drivers
• Water protest, assisted suicide, prison reform, performing arts, etc.
• Sports Night: Warriors take control
• Memphis’ Lyons throws gem vs. River Cats
• UPDATE: Woman shot in front of Arden Arcade apartment complex
• Magnitude-4.1 earthquake hits California’s Napa Valley
• Update: Police shoot man armed with knife in downtown Sacramento
• Chula Vista FC-Republic FC winner will play Earthquakes
• Former Bureau of Prisons employee accused of sex trafficking
• Sac State’s Ty Nichols one-hits Northern Colorado in WAC tourney
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: Any news in case of former Citrus Heights principal accused of child molestation?
• California ban on microbeads in cosmetics advances
• SMUD receives recognition from national power group
• Sacramento apartment renters content, say they’re not looking to buy
• Unemployment falls in Sacramento, statewide
• High school baseball: Elk Grove eliminates Oak Ridge in Division I North
• UC Davis wildlife care team responds to Santa Barbara County Oil spill
• Lester Holt returning to CSUS for honorary degree, commencement speech