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June 10, 2015

• New grocery seen as catalyst for Del Paso development
• Monday’s budget will reflect Legislature’s priorities, not agreement with Brown
• Bondholders renew fight against CalPERS in San Bernardino bankruptcy
• Weekend paddle trip: Sly Park Recreation Area in Pollock Pines
• Curtis Park residents fuming over gas station
• Alex Padilla unveils California voting overhaul bill
• Increasing number of women-run businesses in Sacramento, statewide
• How much will solar dim after tax credits expire?
• Sacramento faces race: thousands expected to join conversation
• Sacramento jury convicts man of string of crimes that began with attack on wife
• On the 49ers: Themes emerge in team’s spate of retirements
• Folsom mother says son’s rattlesnake bite was learning experience
• Sacramento State, UC Davis players selected on third day of Major League Baseball draft
• Prop. 13 overhaul targets commercial property tax rates
• Smart & Final store opens in Elk Grove
• Sacramento Bee’s 2015 All-Metro softball teams
• Citrus Heights police say device mistaken for grenade posed no danger
• Sacramento Bee’s 2015 All-Metro baseball teams
• AM Alert: How can California improve online college education?
• Controversial proposal for downtown high-rises goes to Sacramento planning commission
• Oil spill inquiries show the need for real oversight
• No on Curtis Park gas station, yes on downtown housing
• Sports Night: A’s top Rangers in ninth
• California lawmakers’ socks ‘stand with CSU’
• Lodi police acquire a civilian-made armored vehicle
• California groups say CarMax sells unsafe used vehicles
• VSP marketing chief to become new president of company’s Vision Care branch
• Sacramento judge approves settlement for Honda Civic owners over prematurely worn brakes
• Sacramento police investigate Oak Park homicide
• CHP chopper crews make dramatic rescues in Sierra
• Michael Lyon sued by woman alleging secret sex recordings
• Deep divisions emerge as Sacramento City Council approves budget 6-3
• Herd is the word: Elk Grove baseball twins, softball star Bee Players of Year
• Sacramento seeks to demolish, rebuild public housing projects
• Theater review: Music Circus’ ‘My Fair Lady’ is all about class
• El Dorado Sheriff: Missing Oregon woman found safe
• Video: James leads Cavaliers to 2-1 NBA Finals lead over Warriors
• Joe Mathews: Who’s to blame for the drought? Everyone, everywhere
• No child’s play when adults learn to swim