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April 30, 2019

• ‘Check please!’ Californians can fight global warming with restaurant surcharge
• Three minors among four arrested in connection with high-speed robberies in Elk Grove
• Sacramento’s business community issues strong rebuke for Measure U tax money projection
• Online traffic schools are a joke. Here’s why you shouldn’t have to pay one
• Long parole terms waste taxpayer money. Here’s one way to fix a broken system
• Sacramento gets a breezy Tuesday before warm weather returns to start May
• Walmart opens Sacramento transportation hub, looks to hire 130 new truck drivers
• Former Northern California congresswoman Ellen Tauscher dies at 67
• Police ask for help finding homicide suspect, person of interest and a missing car
• Sacramento councilman’s stolen white van recovered ‘mostly intact,’ he says
• Half of Sacramento City Unified’s students did not attend classes day of strike
• 49ers mailbag: Is there friction between Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch?
• Natomas Unified School District plans to sue state, county over special education funds
• Train advocates file lawsuit to halt new bike trail through south Sacramento
• Sacramento City Council approves $47 million for Old Sacramento waterfront development
• Search the list of 44 Sacramento priests accused of sexual abuse
• Identities revealed of over 40 Sacramento-area priests accused of sexual abuse
• Missing in the list of priests accused of sexual abuse: The silent victims
• Get a speeding ticket? California traffic schools are gaming the DMV to get your business
• Sacramento mayor promised tax money for your neighborhood. Will millions go to pensions instead?
• Head of Sacramento 911 fire dispatch put on leave, allegedly spoke of ‘vigilante justice’
• 3 days, 10 Democrats: San Francisco convention lures half of 2020 presidential field
• Gavin Newsom appoints transgender city councilwoman to CalPERS
• It costs 1,360% more to go to a CSU than 40 years ago – and that’s adjusted for inflation
• Teachers announce second strike at Sacramento City Unified School District
• At least 65 homeless people ordered to leave Stockton Boulevard site by Wednesday