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July 18, 2018

• Are you ready for a later last call? Sacramentans are on the fence
• What John Cox doesn’t want to talk about in his race for California governor
• University of California proposes first tuition decrease in almost 20 years
• Here’s how to get free McDonald’s french fries every Friday for the rest of the year
• State Fair challenges military chefs to turn ready-to-eat meals into gourmet cuisine
• Why are former Toys R Us workers planning to protest CalSTRS’ investments of private equity?
• West Sacramento to make ‘quick action’ improvements to transportation with grant from AARP
• Where do you poop at Burning Man? In a bag, government says
• Why Raiders fans won’t hear Greg Papa’s signature touchdown call on the radio anymore
• Two cheers for democratic socialists
• Deputies find 11-year-old girl who was missing from North Highlands residence
• Hey there, cool cats and sly dogs: We invoke our friends in fun, creative ways
• Dianne Feinstein is not who you think she is
• Put teeth into the Oath of Office and get serious about foreign and domestic enemies
• North Sacramento grass fire spreads to house, and there’s a lesson to be learned
• Red panda cub dies at Sacramento Zoo after contracting pneumonia
• Nonresident undergrads; Health disparities; Tech talk reaches Capitol
• California has resisted Trump’s attempts to target Muslims. So should Los Angeles
• California’s ‘sanctuary’ laws don’t just hurt Californians. They also hurt immigrants
• Transportation officials celebrate improvements on Hazel Avenue in Sacramento County
• You won’t have to put a stamp on your mail ballot starting in 2019
• Intel drone show breaks Guinness World Record in Folsom
• OB-GYNs scarce in Sacramento region, report warns — and shortage is likely to worsen
• 13-year-old charged with murder in shooting of Carmichael teen