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August 26, 2015

• Carmichael’s Spencer Stone is humble hero in new DOD video
• Jurors view evidence in Rosemont girl’s killing
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Wednesday
• 3 employees injured in fire at Rosemont-area SMUD facility
• Sacramento new home construction slowed by worker shortages
• AM Alert: Women’s Equality Day rally highlights equal pay, family leave
• Improve pay equity and family leave
• Walk of Fame, Bicycles, Climate change, Water, Parkway
• We can’t afford to lose more people to addiction
• Sports Night: Jarryd Hayne making fast progress
• Audit highlights gaps in California government’s IT security
• Man convicted of charges stemming from assault with screwdriver
• Angel Pagan helps River Cats beat Omaha
• Brown administration opens door to cigarette tax, with a caveat
• Water Files: Key factors help understanding of California’s historic drought
• Gun violence, #WDBJ7
• Jack Ohman johman@sacbee.com
• City Council gives green light to Sacramento Walk of Stars
• Report confirms California’s traffic gridlock
• Folsom Lake Toyota Scion celebrates remodel on Thursday
• Sacramento World War II Japanese detention center rededicated
• Jerry Brown grants exit exam reprieve to California high school seniors
• VIDEO: California Democrats trounce Republicans in legislative softball game
• Celebrating National Dog Day: Readers share their pictures
• Joe Mathews: California’s system to enroll students is crazy
• California voters support increasing tobacco tax, raising minimum wage
• Train hero lauded at home: ‘It feels good to be back … in Sacramento’
• Pedestrian struck by hit-and-run driver in Meadowview dies from injuries
• Live blog replay: Sacramento honors train hero Anthony Sadler
• Folsom approves master plan for public art along Johnny Cash Trail
• Shasta County couple plead guilty to offenses involving marijuana cultivation
• 49ers notes: Team’s young corners get chance to learn by facing Peyton Manning
• China’s woes ripple around the globe
• Distressed homeowners can get mortgage advice at Sacramento event
• Keeping it classy on the Wine Train
• Partnership to test whether forest thinning can grow groundwater, snowpack
• Carmichael synagogue hosts Jewish Food Faire
• Zombies to terrorize R Street for 15th year
• California’s rents skyrocketing, report confirms
• Marcos Breton: Why a special session on right-to-die?
• Prep football preview: 5 pressing questions for Sacramento-area season
• Water Files – To-Do List: Reducing consumption is great, but you can do more
• Water Files – Law & Politics: Drought-focused regulations prove hard to enforce
• Water Files – Environment: Drought is life-or-death struggle for many species
• Prep football preview: Sacramento area defined by senior playmakers
• Water Files – Demand: More people, agricultural trends aggravate drought
• Water Files – Supply: Moving water only works when there’s enough to go around
• Prep football preview: Breaking down The Sacramento Bee’s Top 20
• Folsom Bulldogs stand tall – and big – again as area football powerhouse
• Tree cutting underway in Sacramento’s William Land Park
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Thursday
• AM Alert: Hundreds of bills face life-or-death decisions
• Drug counselor caught allegedly smuggling drugs, cellphones into prison
• Golf may not be dead at closed-down Rocklin course
• The Mailbox: Chinese chicken salad from Lemongrass
• Making the Rounds: Big Sunday boosts Elk Grove’s Spencer Levin to playoffs