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June 8, 2015

• California budgets include fewer gimmicks but risks remain
• POLL: Will California’s public pension proposal go to voters?
• CalPERS considers plan to reduce outside money managers
• Brews to flow at Folsom Powerhouse where hydroelectric history was made
• Neighborhood push could get midtown Sacramento dog park up and running
• Kevin Johnson’s push for more staff reflects continued national ambitions
• CIF State Championships show prep track is going strong
• Sacramento City Council goes on a spending spree
• CEO of Sacramento Metro Chamber-affiliated NextEd heading to local firm
• Political polling pioneer Mervin Field dies
• Three Sacramento water agencies get breather on drought cutbacks
• McClatchy buys back $41.3 million in bonds
• CalSTRS cashes out of firearms investment
• Carmichael man identified as homicide victim
• Californians can now contest traffic tickets without paying
• Daniel Weintraub: Too many poor kids in California can’t find dentists
• People vs. fish, lane splitting, D-Day
• Pass vaccination bill quickly and end this ugly fight
• Two drown in Isleton; both jumped from docks
• Immunizations are for grown-ups, too
• Details on traffic-snarling fatal crash on Highway 50
• Kevin de León mixes music and policy at Cal State L.A.
• Voice of Warriors finally has a team to shout about
• Michael Lyon video eavesdropping case delayed until July
• Contesting a traffic ticket? California poised to ban pay-first policy
• Drought, heat suggest West Nile virus danger in Sacramento region
• Sac Metro crews save homes from two Sloughhouse grass fires Sunday
• AM Alert: Reproductive health advocates show California clout
• Sports Night: Cavaliers’ OT win evens series with Warriors
• LeBron James’ triple-double leads Cavs over Warriors
• Sights & sounds: Warriors’ fans praised
• Today in Sacramento