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January 18, 2016

• Arden-area movie theater complex closes for now
• Measure to curb California public pensions is pulled – for now
• White and black pastors inspire Martin Luther King Day marchers in Sacramento
• Former Republic FC goalkeeper Patrick McLain signs with Chicago Fire of MLS
• Veteran civil rights champion and law enforcement official Jerry Enomoto dies
• Search continues for missing Sugar Bowl ski instructor
• Friends, classmates, community react to death of Del Oro student-athlete Ronny Andrews
• From Honduras to Loomis, high school athlete left a strong impression
• Timeline: Key points in the life of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Elk Grove moves forward on $51.1 million Civic Center project
• Kings’ DeMarcus Cousins, Rudy Gay named finalists for U.S. Olympic team
• Letters: Body parts video isn’t ‘deceptive’
• Iran nuclear deal has made the world safer
• AM Alert: What will state medical marijuana regulations look like?
• Group of gas station, convenience store owners forming Sacramento chapter
• Kings’ rankings roundup: All roads lead up for Sacramento
• Sports 101: Tide grooves, Rams move
• Loomis shootout with Sheriff’s Department leaves suspect seriously wounded
• Hometown Report: Glowering, towering Derek Swafford fuels Sacramento Dragons’ fire
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Tuesday
• Sports Night: Sac High coach combines toughness, caring
• Sacramento sets some local house rules for Airbnb
• Daniel Weintraub: Brown’s roads budget is bad for environment and health
• Eugene Robinson: Democrats’ choice is evolution or revolution
• Number crunch: Cavs no match for Warriors in finals rematch
• Michael Gerson: GOP needs both Trump and Cruz to fail
• High school notes: Liberty Ranch Hawks soaring in boys basketball
• Job fair geared to veterans set for Thursday in Rancho Cordova
• Sacramento State’s Darnell Sankey, Lars Hanson hope to turn NFL scouts’ heads
• Letters Groundwater
• Number crunch: Super Bowl I
• Free computers for inmates? It’s latest deal at Sacramento County jail