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April 9, 2016

• Pet Connection: Excess thirst might signal health problems
• California’s Public Records Act intended to ensure openness, not provide excuses
• Clean energy, climate change, clear-cuts, crazy traffic
• Minimum wage battle stirs passion for victors
• Another View: Sacramento needs an independent, full-time film commissioner
• Another View: Better water plan would yield billions of gallons a year
• Courts said to struggle under weight of Prop. 47 filings
• Sports Night: Kings say goodbye to arena
• Kings’ final game at Sleep Train Arena stirs emotions, memories
• Shuttered gun range in south Sacramento park leaked toxic lead dust
• Oh, the dangers of drawing caricatures
• Provisions: Guide to things you may need on your travels
• Chasing the Bulls: Warriors hold off Grizzlies
• Social media reacts to the Kings’ final game at Sleep Train Arena
• Richard Denison made history, helped preserve it
• Police ID knife-wielding man shot by officers in south Sacramento
• Fresno museum hosts intimate look at artist Frida Kahlo
• Tough times for the Panda
• At the SPCA: Meet Molly
• Hints From Heloise: Manufacturers are short-sheeting customers’ beds
• Kings fans bid goodbye to beloved, noisy Sleep Train Arena
• Marcos Breton: It’s time Gregg Lukenbill got his full due
• Republic FC at Vancouver match is battle of unbeatens
• El Dorado forest sees rebirth after devastating King Fire
• California energy-saving standards for computers expected by 2018