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July 5, 2018

• California beats Trump in sanctuary state battle's first round
• The North state is crucial to understanding California. Start in Redding at the Sundial Bridge
• Sacramento approved 5,500 housing units. Fewer than 100 were for low-income residents
• Travis Allen wants to 'Take Back California' from the liberals
• Try as he might, Trump can’t Make America White Again
• Offenders should still be treated with humanity
• West Sacramento sales tax increase would help recruit police by raising salaries
• Better late than never, Grant High's pool is reopening. Here's how to keep it that way
• Looking for a new place to eat? These 30 restaurants opened in 2018's first six months
• The fight against Trump is a battle for freedom
• Black politician was campaigning in an Oregon neighborhood. Her constituent called the cops
• Brews at the ballpark: Raley Field is the latest sports venue to embrace craft beer
• Elk Grove at-risk woman reported missing
• Trump’s Supreme Court is this close to ending the right to abortion. Will you fight?
• He tried to rape a homeless woman outside a library. Now, he faces prison time
• Thousands petition against Dixon vice mayor who wrote ‘hateful,’ homophobic column
• Drag shows, rainbows and acceptance at Sacramento’s 10th annual prom for LGBTQ youth
• ‘Thanksgiving Play’ gone off the rails? That’s the genius in Capital Stage's comedy
• Is California’s direct democracy threatened by blackmail? Perhaps, but it could be worse
• At the SPCA: Little Joe
• California's new consumer privacy law isn't as sweeping as you might think