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May 28, 2015

• Brown makes case for tunnels project to business, civic leaders
• In a nutshell, our icons are Mom, apple pie and ... peanut butter?
• Feast Q&A: Scott Ostrander on revamped Paragary’s
• Elk Grove to leave bus service unchanged; proposed light-rail plan unpopular
• Orangevale school teaches students through the lens of art
• Steve Kerr was final piece of the puzzle for Warriors
• Folsom inmates acquitted in prison killing; third defendant hanged self in cell
• Prep notes: Elk Grove High to host section Masters track meet
• Scaled-back immigrant health care bill advances to Senate floor
• Davis biotech firm gets more time from Nasdaq
• Sacramento and regional theaters prepare their summer seasons
• California carbon auction brings in another $1 billion
• Caleb Greenwood Elementary gets IB certification
• Thumb drive with child porn leads to arrest of federal employee in Sacramento
• Sacramento regional sewer district breaks ground on county’s biggest public works project
• Here’s what you need to know for Friday
• Sacramento could restrict watering to once a week
• Bills on sick days, Uber drug tests, Prop 47, independent police prosecutor die in Assembly
• Update: Body found in Rancho Cordova drainage pond
• Senate swears in Steve Glazer after contentious special election
• Budget vote, fresh food, renewable energy, vaccinations, etc.
• Food truck restrictions
• California vaccine bill referred to single Assembly committee
• Sacramento ranks 10th among moving destinations, U-Haul says
• Solar power: The bright side of no cloudy days
• Yvonne Walker wins SEIU Local 1000 presidential re-election
• Video: Highlights from Republic FC’s win over Chula Vista
• Video highlights: Republic FC, San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s action
• Bomb squad safely disposes of grenade found in North Highlands storage unit
• Paragary’s restaurant prepares to show off million-dollar makeover
• Cal’s Lindsay Meltz hopes to lead Bears to rowing victory
• Sacramento woman headed to prison for sex trafficking offenses
• Sacramento’s Downtown Ford again aims to move from ‘crummy location’
• Sports Authority celebrates new Sacramento store with giveaways
• Video: 49ers’ Jarryd Hayne fields punt with three balls in hand
• Poll: Where will the Raiders end up?
• No more jail time: Woman convicted of sex on beach sentenced to time served
• Folsom student ties for fourth at National Spelling Bee
• AM Alert: Poverty, climate change, higher education on district agendas
• Art review: Mick Sheldon at Artspace 1616
• Sports Night: Fog horns blare for Giants
• Nevada pedestrian hit, killed on Madison Avenue
• River Cats tie franchise record with ninth loss in row