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January 25, 2019

• A ‘woohoo’ and then worry: How federal workers in California felt when the shutdown ended
• Gavin Newsom takes wealthy Southern California city to court over its lack of housing
• Hours after mayor’s apology, police order homeless sleeping outside City Hall to move
• Murder trial set for man in Citrus Heights drugstore heist that left woman, 87, dead
• PETA files public records suit against UC Davis for monkey experimentation footage
• Nugget Markets patriarch Gene Stille dies at 89, Northern California grocery chain says
• Parents and staffers scramble as Brighton preschools close in Folsom and Granite Bay
• UOP President Pamela Eibeck announces plans to retire this July
• Protesters to face assault trial in bloody 2016 Capitol riot that left 10 hurt
• Watch U.S. Marines leap into ice hole in lake as they hone winter survival and warfare skills near Yosemite
• Three-car crash west of Woodland leaves 1 dead, 4 injured, CHP says
• They were Sacramento County’s 250 costliest, most vulnerable homeless. A new effort is helping.
• Analysis: Why 49ers should keep an eye on Baltimore LB C.J. Mosley
• Preservation & Co. founder has this new plan for old midtown space
• Fur trapping was once the heart of California’s economy. A new bill could ban it.
• Court upholds decertification of El Dorado Hills school as state concludes investigation
• Car rear-ends a Caltrans vehicle on Highway 50. Two people were hurt
• Have you seen this man? Davis police are conducting a search in a child abuse inquiry
• Man leaps on car, smashes windshield with bare hands in Calif. road rage, video shows
• Lawsuit against Wilton Rancheria dismissed as casino plans 2019 start to construction
• New rule: California state workers can get reimbursed for electric bike rides
• How Bjelica helped the Kings hold on for a much-needed win over the Grizzlies
• Feds say Rancho Cordova nurse sold thousands of opioid pills nationwide on dark web
• Most affordable places to retire? Sacramento isn’t bad but Texas is better