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March 27, 2019

• Heavy Sierra snow, valley thunderstorms and hail possible Wednesday as storm peaks
• Vietgone delivers funny lines, but does ‘geek theater’ distract from the play?
• Daubert show at ArtSpace 1616 brings lingering solemnity that goes to the bone
• Voters handed California Democrats a clear progressive mandate. Will they deliver?
• Central Valley Foundation selects Priscilla Enriquez as its new CEO
• Lawsuit says Sacramento school district made teacher layoff decision behind closed doors
• Go on, guess which county is the healthiest in California
• Starting a family? Recent list ranks Folsom, Elk Grove among top West Coast cities
• Owner gives up dogs that bit off Utah boy’s hand, officials say. What happens next?
• Rocklin youth football president suspended for ‘detrimental’ conduct, board says
• Why 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan might be hinting at the team’s plans for the NFL Draft
• Pedestrian, 73, dies after being hit by motorized bicycle in East Sacramento, police say
• Check those tickets – here are the winning numbers for $768.4 million Powerball jackpot
• Meet The Bee’s Girls Basketball Player of the Year, Jzaniya Harriel, and All-Metro teams
• Sac Bee Girls Basketball Coach of the Year for 2018-19: Scott Gilliland, Union Mine
• ‘Whatta Man:’ Mavericks miss Harrison Barnes, but he’s embracing future in Sacramento
• California could crack down on vaping. But could it help teens quit smoking?
• Metering lights all day? One of the region’s worst bottlenecks has a patchwork fix
• Several injured, at least 4 suspects in custody after Roseville shooting incident, police say
• Auditor’s investigation exposed nepotism at DIR. Why did she try to hide it?
• Crews will wait for slow currents to recover tow truck, driver from Sacramento River, CHP says
• See where Democratic presidential candidates are campaigning in California
• Enriching your cat’s life is as easy as using a food puzzle, say UC Davis researchers
• Opposition to death penalty grows in California as Gavin Newsom halts executions
• His outbursts have shut down Sacramento council meetings. City Hall wants a restraining order
• California controller ‘gravely concerned’ about state’s $1 billion accounting program
• Buy stuff online? New California tax law takes effect Monday, but the rules might change
• Californians have tax blues as filing deadline approaches
• Audit lays bare DMV’s bad habits — ‘Reactive culture,’ poor planning and bad computers