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February 5, 2018

• Key Schwarzenegger aide nabbed in ethics probe
• Limit painkiller prescriptions to three days, California lawmaker says
• How Nunes attacks the Constitution when he tries to smear Mueller’s Russia probe
• Abortion reversal, pregnancy centers targeted by billboard campaign
• Is an iconic bird of California heading for its last dance?
• Firefighters put out an attic fire. Then they found a marijuana grow
• Head of the class: Sac-Joaquin Section recognizes six Model Coaches
• Melania Trump has been given a powerful platform. It’s time for her to use it.
• Monday’s High School Scoreboard for Feb. 5, 2018
• It looks like we aren’t getting a deal on immigration any time soon
• California’s great Sierra forests are dying. We all have a stake in saving them
• Universal health bill unlikely given need to ‘heal relationships,’ says new Senate leader
• They were the first women to serve as Sacramento police officers. Not everyone was welcoming
• Elk Grove hopes tap rooms can help slow ‘retail leakage’
• Bicyclist seriously injured in collision on Northgate Boulevard
• Could two Sacramento pizza parlor robberies be connected? Police investigate
• Confessed cop killer’s wife: He said he would cut my face off with a box cutter
• Woman in critical condition after being shot in ‘tragic accident’ near Garden Highway
• Why Sacramento is considered a capital for coffee and Mexican food
• ‘It’ happens: 49ers have the right cohesion, so when can they make it count?
• California steps in to oversee police reform after Trump administration pulls out
• ‘Unsettling, exhilarating, relief’: Why Paul Simon will soon retire from touring
• Watch dog start house fire, sheepishly wait for help
• California Senate’s first woman leader: ‘It’s going to take real work’ to fight harassment
• How Skype is helping kids with autism
• Future forest health needs fire to fight fire
• Amazon was offered hundreds of millions by Sacramento area governments in HQ2 bid
• Airplane lurches skyward just before landing. Sacramento flyer asks: What happened?
• California’s chief marijuana regulator predicts more issues with supply