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August 30, 2018

• ‘Stop eating In-N-Out like yesterday.’ California Democrats call for boycott
• Stephon Clark-inspired bill to limit police killings in California shelved for the year
• Criminals, wild animals, and the great outdoors: California’s Fish and Wildlife officers do it all
• ‘Blue wave’ would have undercurrent in California races
• From top to bottom, know your ballot and make it count
• Sacramento firefighter resigns after being found guilty of fondling unconscious teen
• Homeless deaths surged in Sacramento County last year. Here are the leading causes
• The California wildfire deal needs a big fix. Otherwise, it is a big bailout for PG&E
• Bars in seven California cities move closer to a 4 a.m. last call
• ‘Virtual kidnapping’ schemes targeting Roseville residents, police say
• Countywide sting operation catches 16 ‘Johns’ soliciting prostitutes, DA announces
• Small earthquake strikes Truckee, northern Lake Tahoe area
• Rabid bats found near Golden 1 Center, county health officials say
• Citrus Heights planning commissioner can use her title on fall ballot, judge rules
• Missing Stockton teen found safe, adult coach charged with sex crimes
• Pothole on I-5 damages more than 25 vehicles, stalls traffic during morning commute
• Two dead near Del Paso Heights, police investigating as double homicide
• Fatal hit-and-run on Florin Road propelled pedestrian into tree, CHP says
• A quarterback and a return specialist from the SFL earn Bee weekly honors
• Donating your time off + Cohen to CalPERS
• CDC: More than 5,000 Californians died from overdoses last year. Officials say fentanyl and heroin are to blame
• One man stabbed in ‘play fighting’ between homeless men
• Women required on boards of public California companies under bill sent to Jerry Brown
• Should California public colleges prescribe abortion pills? The choice is up to Jerry Brown
• ‘NBA 2K19’ releases more Kings player ratings. See why there’s not much difference
• ‘It’s over, it’s a wrap, we’re done.’ Sacramento’s storied bail bondsmen say new law is ‘stupid’
• More than $40 million raised for fight over California dialysis profits and patients
• Vern Jones, Sacramento drilling exploration leader and major philanthropist, dies at 93
• House calls make a comeback. Why Sacramento patients and doctors like this new app
• Former Sacramento Kings exec allegedly took millions in team sponsor money for beach homes
• Sacramento Sheriff Jones clearly hates transparency and oversight. Too bad. It comes with the job
• 49ers’ 2017 sack leader Dumervil retires. Why he’ll ‘cherish forever’ his time in S.F.
• You asked - How much would universal health care cost?
• A couple got engaged at Sam Smith’s Golden 1 show. See how Smith reacted
• UC Davis social justice group seeking Sacramento’s next youth poet laureate
• Firestone Public House to change its name as part of settlement with tire company
• Will Capital Christian score its biggest football win? Five games to watch this week
• Hawaii man saw a dog struggling in floodwaters. He dived in — then went out ‘a hero’
• Prisoners who punched, kicked and stabbed Sacramento inmate to death convicted by jury
• Sacramento wants to promise more access to college; critics worry they will miss the mark
• Pet of the week at the SPCA: Scarlett
• Want a walkable neighborhood? These rank highest for amenities in the Sacramento region
• Young Sacramento readers find four-legged listeners at their local library
• From NFL talents to history makers, these 47 college starters represent Sacramento area
• Age to buy guns in California would rise with Brown’s signature
• For one day, a national TV network will be all things Kings. Here’s how to tune in
• Billionaire, unions have a plan to tip California’s closest congressional races