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March 28, 2019

• Tiger offers flashy takes and Instagram-worthy walls, but the food is off-balance
• Photo shows man allegedly fondling self near Arden Arcade preschool, cops investigating
• Can you buy CBD at your local CVS or Walgreens? It depends on where you live
• To solve Sac City Unified financial crisis, teachers must also share in sacrifice
• Big rig driver killed after crashing into tree along I-5, causing fire, CHP says
• Afternoon thunderstorms possible, Sierra travel still tough as storm winds down
• Want to help during an emergency? Training program puts civilians on the front lines
• Former Foresthill fire captain arrested, facing 10 counts of lewd acts with minor, authorities say
• Sacramento police save man from jumping off Highway 160 overpass
• ‘Too much, too soon.’ Families rally at Capitol against sex education and LGBT curriculum
• Sacramento Bee Boys Basketball Coach of the Year for 2018-19: Steve Taylor, Rocklin
• Sacramento man arrested in connection with Arden Arcade indecent exposure at preschool
• Meet The Bee’s Boys Basketball Players of the Year: Sheldon’s Marcus Bagley, Justin Nguyen
• 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
• SPCA Pet of the Week: Whiskers
• Black Lives Matter activists cited for protesting DA Schubert inside Sacramento restaurant
• California Gov. Gavin Newsom will head to El Salvador on a fact-finding mission
• Opposition to death penalty grows in California as Gavin Newsom halts executions
• Chilling video of inmate beating released as Auburn Jail lawsuit settled for $1.4 million
• Family was in living room as 4-year-old wandered off. ‘Then we heard the gun go off’
• Collect unemployment in California? The state has exposed you to potential identity theft
• Buy stuff online? New California tax law takes effect Monday, but the rules might change
• Californians worry about public pensions, but not as much as they used to
• Californians have tax blues as filing deadline approaches