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May 6, 2015

• VIDEO: Two minutes with Jerry Brown: Toilets, space and Christmas cards
• Woman in a wheelchair wins treadmill on ‘The Price is Right’
• L.A.’s fake police case captivates, confounds – and captures Kamala Harris community liaison
• Carmichael man gets probation in deadly New Year’s shooting of girlfriend
• Woman dubbed ‘Bank Robbing Babe’ headed to prison
• Video: Healthcare advocates stop traffic near California Capitol
• Roseville Toyota among first California dealerships to get hydrogen-fueled Mirai cars
• Joe Mathews: At the end of life, the most important right is to change your mind
• Sacramento arts center boosters must show us the money
• Water cutback, cash-for-grass, voter registration, cops, Texas, etc.
• Sacramento sheriff to limit inmate shower time, patrol car washes in response to drought
• UPDATE: Travel over Donner Summit resumes after traffic halted due to hail
• Vandals target cluster mailboxes in Cameron Park neighborhoods
• Sacramento employers boost online job ads in April, up nearly 20 percent from year ago
• UC study says ranks of low-wage California workers growing
• Ami Bera admits Bee op-ed on trade included ‘widely used’ statements
• Poll: Did the Patriots deflate footballs for the AFC Championship?
• NFL finds Patriots employees probably deflated balls
• Legislators shouldn’t duck obligation to open records
• Geller the real terrorist
• Jerry Brown to water tunnels critics: ‘Shut up’
• Shingle Springs tribal chairman’s daughter booked on assault charge in El Dorado County
• VIDEO: Jim Cooper kisses his frog at Capitol jump
• Drug bust in rural El Dorado County finds needles, charred spoons
• Sacramento area gears up for drought restrictions
• California’s walnuts, almonds keep March exports better than rest of U.S.
• IRS: Many tax-exempt groups face May 15 filing deadline
• Sacramento Kings official to help decide salaries of governor, lawmakers
• On Diablo, no need to top it off
• Interim AD has one key clause: Teresa Gould won’t oversee husband’s team
• Opinion: Sacramento Police Department flunks the racial diversity test, but there is more to the story
• Clerks at South Lake Tahoe businesses cited for selling alcohol to minors
• Automobile museum in Sacramento seeks sale to make improvements
• AM Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Wednesday
• AM Alert: BART strike ban could be latest Republican casualty
• Liquor lobby breaks out the hard stuff
• Streetcars, drought legislation, twin tunnels, Texas paranoia
• Assembly Democrats want tax credit for low-income Californians
• Sports Night: Giants’ Vogelsong solid in victory
• Tuesday’s college and high school scoreboard (05-05-15)
• Four-run second leads Hornets over Aggies
• Rancho Cordova approves new electronic billboard along Highway 50
• Perez’s 4 RBIs lead River Cats over Reno 6-5
• More than Calderon, Yee calendars at stake in newspaper lawsuit
• Sheriff’s Office seeks public’s help finding beehives stolen in Butte County
• 7 things to know for the Amgen Tour of California
• The Mailbox: Reader recipe requests