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July 29, 2015

• California public pension proposal would create ‘uncertainties,’ analyst says
• Year-over-year net sales decrease cuts into Pacific Ethanol’s bottom line
• Second Sacramento neighborhood U-Haul dealer opens
• Firefighters, nonprofit send Roseville student-athletes to Cal Berkeley camp
• New Planned Parenthood controversy, same old abortion debate
• California officials arranged $28 million in payments to favored nonprofits
• Sacramento’s annual Festa Italiana runs Aug. 1-2
• Extreme heat challenges firefighters in Sacramento region
• One youth arrested, another sought in Roseville parking lot robbery
• Grass fire damages 2 homes in North Sacramento
• Update: Portion of downtown Sacramento street closed briefly after explosion in electrical vault
• New light-rail artwork to add character to Sacramento commute
• Sports Night: 49ers’ first practice is Saturday
• AM Alert: #CAandMEX – lawmakers tweet from the road
• Most Californians back global warming policies
• Five questions for 49ers during training camp
• California workers’ comp costs still on rise
• Undercover video turns lens on fetal tissue research
• Step outside – climate change is here
• Rob Van Tuyle named CEO of Sacramento’s BloodSource
• Illegal transfer of classified data gets Folsom engineer a fine, probation
• Neal Skupski has been double trouble for California Dream opponents
• Putting a Senate bully in his place
• Aerial spraying pondered to combat spread of West Nile virus in urban areas
• Sign-ups open for One Day University
• Feds slow to probe guest worker abuse
• Girl found wandering Lodi streets is returned to parents
• 40 employers expected at Sacramento job fair
• Arson suspect wants sleep instead of an attorney
• Gajdosova leads Dream over San Diego in World TeamTennis
• Clayton Blackburn leads River Cats over Las Vegas
• Update: Train carrying consumer goods derails near Galt
• Kyburz fire fully contained at 75 acres