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February 21, 2019

• A tax penalty could help shore up Obamacare in California. Gavin Newsom wants to try it.
• Charter school disclosure bill on fast track after push by Gavin Newsom
• Restaurant review: Co Mai’s Kitchen brings unique taste to Broadway
• We need a child care system that keeps California working and children learning
• JayJay show offers rare pairing of painters Suzanne Adan and Michael Stevens
• Big questions await the 49ers as NFL Combine approaches; could there be a surprise pick?
• Vallejo couple charged with running methamphetamine pill press from elder-care facility
• Central Valley water control board fines owners of two Shasta County marijuana grow sites
• ‘I should have pulled it’: Buddy Hield reflects on the Kings falling to Warriors again
• Skier screams for help as Utah avalanche buries him, video shows. Friends rush to help
• SPCA Pet of the Week: Rowdy
• The Plant Lady: Soil prep is dirty work that pays off down the road
• Three men in greater Sacramento area charged with felony firearm possession
• Embattled California DMV gets its third director in just 32 days
• Vlade Divac won DeMarcus Cousins trade and Kings are playing ‘beautiful basketball’
• Bradshaw Christian’s Mike Ruble coaches with all heart (even after open-heart surgery)
• Warriors’ ‘We Believe’ team honored. What that squad and these Kings have in common
• Website reveals odds for NBA teams to make the playoffs; do they favor the Kings?
• Napa County sheriff releases video of fatal officer-involved shooting
• California kids need $17 million to close digital divide, Newsom can make that happen
• Major four-car crash blocks two lanes of Highway 50 in Rancho Cordova, CHP says
• Multiple collisions cause backup on westbound I-80 at West El Camino, CHP says
• The kids vs. Facebook + Auto insurance discrimination + Newsom’s housing priorities
• You kill it, you grill it? New California bill would let drivers legally eat roadkill
• Medical visits to be free for California prison inmates as $5 copays are dropped
• Big Pharma companies sue CalPERS, state prisons to block disclosure of drug prices
• No speed limit? That could become a reality for two California highways
• This Fortune 500 healthcare company just landed in Sacramento, and promises 2,000 new jobs
• Dignity Health will donate $1 million-plus to Sacramento-area nonprofits in 2019