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February 22, 2019

• Higher rates for PG&E? New bill would require state approval for increases on customers
• Former North Highlands basketball coach sentenced for child sexual assault
• Over 1,000 affordable homes could disappear in Sacramento County, new report says
• California nurses head to Arizona shelter to treat asylum seekers, immigrants
• Ramona Avenue extension improves access to Sacramento State
• Marathoner to run 224 miles in 72 hours to raise money for Natalie Corona Scholarship Fund
• Forecast gives Sierra-bound travelers 1st weekend of mild weather in month, albeit briefly
• Man found shot to death in north Sacramento home, police say
• Close games and mutual respect: Could the Kings and Warriors form a NorCal rivalry?
• Big questions await the 49ers as NFL Combine approaches; could there be a surprise pick?
• Meet Olli: Sacramento State unveils new 3D-printed, electric-powered autonomous shuttles
• 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
• Three men in greater Sacramento area charged with felony firearm possession
• 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?
• Looking for a job? Sacramento bosses want a ‘paradigm shift.’ Here’s what else employers want
• Joerger asks Hield, ‘Why don’t you just coach the f---ing team’ during heated exchange
• ‘Build the Wall’ dinner at Claim Jumper: California Tea Party fights GOP ‘establishment’
• Gavin Newsom orders new DNA testing in 1983 murder case after petition by death row inmate
• An after-school aide molested kids. Sacramento school district, city now face civil trial
• Sacramento City schools ‘running out of cash and ... running out of time,’ board is warned
• Dignity Health will donate $1 million-plus to Sacramento-area nonprofits in 2019