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July 1, 2015

• Historic mansion could house California governors once again
• Mayor Johnson seeks to stop city from releasing his emails
• Estimated 5,000 pounds of illegal fireworks seized at Fair Oaks home
• Trial begins for 3 accused in boy’s death
• Tim Donnelly files referendum to overturn California vaccine bill
• AM Alert: Special session hearings scheduled
• Did your water district meet California’s mandatory water reduction targets?
• Sports Night: Kings make a deal, free up cap space
• Sacramento company’s ‘Heroes’ exhibit headed to China
• Californians cut water use 29 percent in May
• New Kaiser hospital at railyard to replace Morse Avenue site
• Stockton police dog dies in car after overheating
• California tax fight headed to U.S. Supreme Court
• Elk Grove man sentenced for receiving child pornography
• Update: Search continues for man presumed drowned in American River
• Sacramento man sentenced to prison for receiving child pornography
• Costly decision to cut mental health care
• Don’t stop with sick leave policy
• Joe Mathews: Scalia is right about California’s exceptionalism
• Republic FC plays Real Monarchs SLC to a draw
• Nelsen takes helm at Sacramento State
• Former state Sen. Leland Yee pleads guilty to corruption charge
• Science gets its say, at last, on vaccines
• Sacramento’s Pacific Ethanol completes acquisition of Illinois company
• Man suspected of trying to hit Sacramento cyclists faces attempted murder charges
• California workers’ compensation costs rise
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: What happened to suspect in 2013 North Natomas slaying?
• Grass fire damages structures in Elk Grove area
• Missing Sacramento County man found safe
• First Impressions: Revamped Paragary’s adds a touch of Paris
• Updated: How to find MLB box scores at sacbee.com
• Online job ads decline in Sacramento, statewide in June
• Kamala Harris rejects second gay murder measure
• Author of gay homicide measure speaks; says he’s defending religious values
• In Old Sacramento, July 4 history lessons will include croquet