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June 12, 2015

• Pet Connection: Get a jump on flea season
• Jerry Brown names outgoing spokesman to gambling commission
• Sacramento Zoo welcomes little lemurs
• Sports Night: Warriors get tough – and even
• Marconi Avenue is not pedestrian friendly
• The play’s the new thing at low-income Sacramento school
• Don’t forget the sun’s dark side
• Video highlights: Warriors vs. Cavaliers Game 4
• Planning Commission recommends approval for proposed Sacramento Commons
• 4 men indicted in drug trafficking scheme
• Bang test: 49ers coaches want to see Jarryd Hayne in pads
• Driver in fatal Yolo County crash was on drugs, lab results show
• The Week Ahead: Feel the bloom at Daylily Days, Lavender Fest
• AM Alert: Legislative Democrats’ budget proposal to emerge
• Soccer notes: Granite Bay makes boys coaching change
• Area citizens lauded for aiding wrong-way driver stopped on I-5
• A promising plan to boost voter turnout
• Sloppy lane-splitting language
• Where (and why) you should watch the Women’s World Cup in Sacramento
• California curtails senior water rights
• Creators of politics as a blood sport
• Motorists shot to death in Orangevale, Sacramento, Florin Road
• New life envisioned for Sacramento Hostess plant
• A Granite Bay fantasyland garden hosts a museum benefit
• Update: Grass fires contained in Sacramento, El Dorado counties
• Outbuilding damaged in Citrus Heights grass fire
• Rancho Cordova’s Cesca Therapeutics names CEO
• Garden Checklist: Get stink bugs before they get your garden
• Water-wise tip: Stop shower leaks before they add up
• Arboretum Spotlight: Desert peach is a keen low-water shrub
• Raley’s to close two Bay Area stores
• Oil spill, voter turnout, smoking age, zoo admission
• Hints From Heloise: Save some bucks while traveling
• Shannon Grove under fire for linking drought to abortion
• Sacramento planning commission approves Curtis Park gas station
• Light-rail train kills man lying on tracks
• At the SPCA: Tiger needs a home
• Old enough to vote, but not to smoke – it could happen in California
• California helps Corinthian Colleges ex-students pursue federal debt relief