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April 22, 2016

• Jim Holmes, Kirk Uhler and Jennifer Montgomery best for Placer supervisor
• Consume: Our favorite food products this week
• UC Davis Chancellor Katehi
• Donald Trump calls California independents urging switch to GOP
• Hillary Clinton names California leadership team
• Shingle Springs man arrested on suspicion of elder abuse
• California scores lowest on Moody’s fiscal ‘stress test’
• West Sacramento gang member convicted of dissuading witness
• Markham Way Tudor featured in Curtis Park home and garden tour
• West Sacramento bank approves formation of holding company
• Lodi Kmart to close this summer
• Will 49ers’ Baalke gamble on Myles Jack’s knee?
• She hasn’t smoked pot, but California’s weed czar ready to roll
• Man headed to prison for 2013 crime spree in Sacramento area
• Jim Sochor almost gave up Aggie Way for silver and black
• Legislature’s attorney says Jerry Brown can’t set climate targets
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: What happened to man accused of December 2014 slayings in Carmichael?
• Bad check leads Roseville police to identity-theft suspects
• UC Davis chancellor Katehi apologizes, plans to remain as leader
• AM Alert: Climate change fight sends Gov. Jerry Brown to New York
• Number crunch: Arrieta, Cubs in most dominant no-hitter since 1884
• ‘Catblades’ to replace lightsabers in battle at Fremont Park on May 4
• Sports Night: Bonds will return to AT&T Park
• Jerry Brown touts climate work, prematurely declares rival dead
• Bella Vista teachers embrace outside-the-box teaching method
• Eastbound I-80 reopens near Boreal resort
• The Week Ahead: Come smell the roses at annual show
• Life After Lawn: Hummingbirds like a ‘Little Kiss’
• Garden Checklist: Start the BLT countdown; it’s time to plant tomatoes
• You’re invited: Get The Take
• Karin Klein: Today’s college admissions are out of control
• Parties should pay for primaries
• Four veteran journalists leave Sacramento’s Channel 10
• Republic notes: JJ Koval feels at home
• State ups its water allocation for Southern California