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June 8, 2016

• Why California looked close for Bernie Sanders, but wasn’t
• Mayor-elect Steinberg ready to use political capital after dominant win
• Tables turned: ‘Stop Kiss’ spotlights B Street’s interns
• How Hillary Clinton got here
• Need a teleprompter?
• How oil companies, charter school groups fared in legislative races
• Longtime Twin Rivers trustee Linda Fowler in position to retain seat
• Placerville man sought in Camino shooting
• Davis vote tight on freeway-side business and housing project
• Major data center planned at McClellan Park
• Chair says GOP better off with two Democrats than ‘sacrificial lamb’
• Placer County’s Uhler retains seat amid development fight
• Proven wrong, political consultant runs naked around California Capitol
• Report heralds state’s biotech jobs
• Sanders supporters shut out results, celebrated at California rally
• ‘Funky’ Land Park coffee shop celebrates 28 years in business
• Sacramento marijuana cultivation tax measure just shy of passage
• Davis police warn valuables left in cars attract burglars
• AM Alert: November contests take shape in California
• Clinton makes history. Plus: guns, coal and the Delta
• Ali welcomed everyone to his rustic training camp
• Kamala Harris, Loretta Sanchez advance in U.S. Senate race
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Wednesday
• Voting, GOP leadership, D-Day
• Sanders supporters undeterred by Clinton delegate victory
• Crime Q&A: What happened to man accused of fatal shooting at party near Galt?
• Sports Night: Kap throws in minicamp
• Hillary Clinton declares victory before California polls close
• Many independents voting on Democratic ballots in Yolo County
• Warriors have NBA Finals lead, and numbers on their side, too
• Services set for Helen F. Chavez, widow of California labor leader
• World Series final-out balls – where do they go?
• Missing Nevada City man found safe
• Legislative aide joins two incumbents in winning Davis City Council seats
• Flying Eye Hospital focuses on teaching physicians in other countries
• Sue Frost leads competitive Sacramento County supervisor race
• Former American River College teacher sentenced in fraud case
• Man shot multiple times found in vehicle in Stockton
• California voters embrace vast majority of local taxes and bonds
• Flea tests positive for plague in South Lake Tahoe area
• SEIU Local 1000 rallies at California Capitol for 22 percent raise
• Today in Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Thursday
• Uhler keeps Placer County seat amid development fight
• Gold River passenger, 19, dies from injuries, is identified
• California Assembly blows chance to right historical wrong
• Steinberg wins Sacramento mayor’s race by wide margin
• Massive bench-clearing fray in Orioles’ 9-1 win over Kansas City Royals
• Hillary Clinton wins big over Bernie Sanders in California
• Distracted officer slams CHP cruiser into car on I-5, killing teen
• Sacramento chooses Steinberg’s ambition
• Roseville police warn of auto repair scam
• 49ers offense at full throttle on second day of minicamp
• Big Blue Recycling Barn puts Yolo County’s junk back to work
• Soccer notes: Republic FC still seeks impact scorer
• Sacramento’s pot tax falls short at the polls
• Will green lawns return to Sacramento as water restrictions ease?
• Tyler Raber headed to U.S. Open after final qualifying putt drops
• What can I do with this raspberry balsamic vinegar?