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April 18, 2016

• Sacramento County fentanyl-related fatalities at 12, could grow
• Davis sting nets four adults suspected of buying alcohol for minor
• Special interests seek to limit right to know
• 49ers, Raiders finalize preseason schedules
• Arm of Rocklin’s Purple Communications opens Texas call center
• Sacramento-area gas prices rise after taking a brief dip
• Jack Ohman’s cartoons: ‘Witty, pointed and poignant’
• Sacramento Bee cartoonist Jack Ohman wins 2016 Pulitzer Prize
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Monday
• Sports Night: Demps returns to football
• Watch Sac Metro firefighter on GoPro enter burning Rancho Cordova home
• Prepare for a flood of new levee work
• California’s workers’ compensation costs dropping
• Police: Shooting at North Natomas home may have been drug-related
• High school notes: No. 2 Jesuit baseball rolls on road
• Girls Love Mail sends handwritten notes to women fighting breast cancer
• Suspect in killing at Sacramento Denny’s to face charges in Stockton
• Special interests seek to limit right to know
• Water transfers, redevelopment agencies, teen driving, Manson follower, etc.
• Man barricaded in car outside Capitol posted incident on Facebook
• Republican joins seven legislators calling for Katehi’s resignation
• The Sacramento Bee’s six Pulitzer Prizes
• Diamond digest: Baseball’s top story lines this week
• Elk Grove man sentenced to prison for animal cruelty
• Ducklings waddle to safety with assist from Sac Metro Fire
• Russell Baze breaks collarbone in fall at Golden Gate Fields
• Latino-Jewish Forum in Sacramento promotes immigrant rights
• AM Alert: UC students arrive at the Capitol
• City Hall needs to get the lead out
• Republic FC falls 1-0 to Portland Timbers 2
• Sacramento Republic FC coach Paul Buckle, wife Rebecca Lowe welcome baby son