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December 4, 2018

• Democrats’ spending list needs to be ‘whittled down,’ Gavin Newsom says
• The huge numbers spurring Kaiser to expand South Sacramento emergency department
• Why the 49ers are forced to look for a new long snapper
• McClatchy stands tall (and skilled) in basketball as Bee unveils girls, boys rankings
• Change of heart or political play: Sheriff Jones releases video but public needs to see policy
• Sheldon basketball bounds into season of promise with this mantra: Dunk you very much
• Commute disrupted downtown by convention center for man with ‘life threatening’ injuries
• ‘Don’t blink’: Kings race out to huge lead in most dominant quarter of Sacramento era
• Roommate convicted in 2017 killing of Foothill Farms woman
• Sheriff Scott Jones to Board of Supervisors: Don’t go too far with oversight
• Libraries and post offices among limited Wednesday closures for Bush day of remembrance
• Folsom Cordova school district opens third investigation in alleged racially motivated bullying incident
• Former Raiders, 49ers linebacker Matt Millen hospitalized, playing a waiting game
• California lawmakers move to get tough with feds on wild horse slaughter
• ‘I feel defiled.’ Family’s first-ever Hannukah decorations met with swastika graffiti
• What’s on tap for lawmakers? + Meet California’s first sisters in the Legislature
• North Highlands basketball coach found guilty of sexual assault on 10-year-old girl
• ‘A deal with the devil’: Man sentenced in death of woman he says put ‘hit’ on herself
• Trump must obey decades-old asylum law
• Sacramento man sentenced to prison after selling methamphetamine to FBI informant
• City employees fired for faking boot purchases to bilk thousands of dollars from city
• ‘Saving the lives of generations’: Death rate for black children drops 45% in Sacramento County
• Free community college could soon be a reality in California
• Gil Durán named to new post as California opinion editor
• 2018 Holiday Lights Guide: Find the most dazzling Christmas lights in the neighborhood