May 19, 2016
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Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Friday
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Domestic violence suspect barricaded in Citrus Heights residence
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Sports Authority court filing sets store closings in motion
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For Stop-Trump movement, ‘It’s not really ‘stop’ anymore’
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Dunn deal? Valentine’s day? Kings will draft guard, writers predict
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Woodcreek defeats Manning, Sheldon in baseball playoffs
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Sacramento contractor makes $385,000 settlement over wages
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City Council could retreat from after-school care in 2017
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California Senate approves broad new gun restrictions
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Sheriff wants department to move forward after retaliation verdict
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Sports Night: Foothill grad has NBA shot
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Rocklin man among those suing NCAA over college concussions
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Freeway Frida awaits surgery, draws nationwide attention
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Skujins wins stage; Alaphilippe keeps lead in Tour of California
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Don’t mistake hijinks for harm
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Raley’s offering free asthma screenings in 10-store pilot program
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Best places to watch the Tour of California’s Sacramento finish
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Tom Steyer wades into intraparty election battle
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Previewing summer theater season in Sacramento and the region
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Document-shredding event Saturday at Mel Rapton Honda
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These restaurant pasta dishes have the most calories
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Tony Strickland agrees to $40,000 ethics fine
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Dems sweat the top-two fight to replace Rep. Lois Capps
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Letters: Aerojet, Sacramento development, Linda Katehi, undocumented immigrants
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Why California keeps failing to grade its schools
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AM Alert: California gun control bills arrive on Senate floor
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Solomon’s seal steals the show in shady spots
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Lost Rocklin hiker and dog snatched from Sierra by helicopter
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Sheriff Scott Jones should end his disappointing support for Trump
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Cal Expo eyes restaurant proposal from members of rock band Kiss
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Liverpool FC U-21s to face Republic FC twice
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Sacramento soccer stadium would seat 19,621 for starters
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California’s foreign student population explodes over decade
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Many California cities predict no conservation requirements under new water rules