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December 15, 2017

• California must elect 12,000 people to end ‘corruption,’ candidate for governor says
• Shelter offers free vaccines, microchips for low-income residents’ dogs this weekend
• Video shows Duckie, the Lab puppy with ‘swimmer syndrome,’ is already making strides
• Pointers on poinsettia care
• Still need health care? Covered California deadline extended
• Sacramento airport will get nearly one-third of power from solar farm
• Sacramento-based auto dealers group settles lawsuit with car-buying site
• Get a lift, or a Lyft: Law enforcement agencies look to cut down holiday DUIs
• Audit finds inconsistencies in how Sacramento County handles concealed carry permits
• Lion won’t be hunted after mysterious death of Sacramento mother
• Cyclists say bridge closure leaves no safe way to cross river in Sacramento
• Federal judge stops Trump administration from deporting scores of Cambodian immigrants
• He told them they could become citizens by getting adopted. Now he’s going to jail
• UC Davis sets another record for freshman applicants with nearly 10 percent jump
• Need a nap? Students regularly fall asleep in this class at UC Davis
• Pursuing a bucket list at 20, his friend wants ‘more than just a headstone for Chris’
• What Jerry Brown must get done before he retires to that ranch up in Colusa County
• Clubby and intimate, Ten Ten Room scores with high-octane cocktails and retro cuisine
• Terra Nullius embodies the art of ‘social practice’
• Stop trying to force nuns to provide birth control, California. Not all women approve
• Denying women birth control is illegal and immoral. California is right to sue over it
• Video game leaks Nike City jerseys. See how the Kings’ version looks
• Thursday’s High School Scoreboard for Dec. 14, 2017
• Was 1999 Amador County fire that killed father, children ruled a murder-suicide?
• The way Congress funds firefighting is a disaster California lawmakers should fix
• California’s drivers are ‘firmly the worst,’ survey says. Sacramento is no exception
• How Cheetos and popcorn will soon make a ‘Regal’ combination
• El Pollo Loco opens in Delta Shores center in south Sacramento
• Remembering Jug Covich, whose keen hires kick-started the Placer football dynasty in the 1970s
• Former Sacramento cop expected to get probation on gun, drug charges
• Can Folsom’s ‘freak of nature’ handle the fastest player in high school football?
• Woman accused of threatening to kill Southwest passengers says she’s ‘doing better’
• Oak Park’s Broadway corridor is a retail hot spot. Residents want a bigger role in growth
• Share a garden gift that grows on you
• 49ers notes: Shoulder injury ends Trent Brown’s season, will bleed into ’18
• Hummingbirds love this little butterfly bush
• Make garden-inspired gifts at workshops
• 4 a.m. home delivery? It could be the U.S. Postal Service during holiday rush
• Home sales and transfers for the four-county Sacramento Region
• What’s that smell? More than 120 callers report gas odor in eastern Sacramento County
• Letters: Leave Sacramento out of the San Francisco ‘mega-region’
• Run ‘D’ reborn? Titans give 49ers biggest test since Cowboys trampled them
• Farewell, AOL Instant Messenger. AIM says its last ‘G2G,’ now offline for good
• Woman struck, killed by train identified as 45-year-old Davis resident
• He taught math and headed a Christian club at Inderkum High. Now he’s going to prison
• Consider the consequences of #BelieveAllWomen
• Two men, 72 and 75 years old, injured in plane crash at airstrip in Calaveras County
• Johnny Cash tribute at Harris Center in Folsom
• You’re paying for America’s smoothest roads. Can you tell?
• California firefighter’s December death underscores Cal Fire’s ‘new normal’
• Sea lion attacks send two to the hospital in less than 24 hours