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June 3, 2019

• 1 injured in Elk Grove house party shootout, police say
• Driver rams into girl on scooter, tells her ‘we all have to die sometime,’ Utah cops say
• PG&E has not been what California deserves. That’s going to change
• Small businesses in Sacramento, Stockton can get help through free leadership program
• Folsom prison inmate killed in fight last week identified by coroner
• Kaiser mental health workers to walk out on indefinite strike over patient care concerns
• Bicyclist killed in morning crash at Folsom intersection, police say
• Toronto’s ‘janky’ defensive scheme gives a glimpse at the future of the NBA
• B Street Theatre’s New Comedies Festival booms in only its second year
• Bicyclist struck, killed by SUV Saturday in Carmichael identified by coroner
• Students have a right to accessible health care. That includes abortion
• Raiders’ addition of Icognito shows troublemakers still have a home in Oakland
• NBA draft prospects have multimillion-dollar decisions to make after Kings workout
• 49ers coaches outline what Nick Bosa is missing while recovering from hamstring injury
• Firefighter training will bring controlled burns near south Sacramento County airport
• 2 Sacramento men arrested as kidnapped teen busts sex trafficking ring with text, police say
• Rocklin man declared missing after falling into South Fork American River over weekend
• Suspect in Folsom inmate death serving life sentence for murder of Iraq War veteran
• Sacramento father of infant girl found dead in L.A. County surrenders at Mexico border
• Oriental fruit fly eradicated from Sacramento area after quarantine, officials say
• Valley Hi’s Furniture USA closing this month after 20 years in business
• Sacramento gas prices drop again – with more summer surprises on the way, experts say
• Yes, the rent is high: Sacramento ranks 28th most expensive city in the US
• Esquire Grill calls it quits after 20-year run in downtown Sacramento
• Injured California workers can get care approved faster as paperless workers’ comp is tested
• Sacramento water company warns customers of scammers offering ‘free’ water testing
• Lane on Interstate 80 near Northgate closed after garbage truck crash, CHP says
• Do drivers speed near your kid’s school? Speed limits will soon drop in some Sacramento spots
• You Gotta Try This: Grange’s house-cured charcuterie is a cut above the rest
• Yolo County Juneteenth celebration honors Tuskegee Airmen, Buffalo Soldiers
• Food, fun and ... Fortnite? State Fair’s esports tournament open to anyone with game
• California sues opioid company, alleging ‘unlawful marketing’ contributed to 2,000 overdoses
• California boasts a strong economy. See how it compares to the rest of the country
• California Gov. Gavin Newsom wants his first budget a week early
• Californians’ rents could go up under Kamala Harris’ housing plan
• Cal Fire discipline program gets new funding in Gavin Newsom’s budget
• Police officers blocked from wearing uniforms while marching in Sacramento Pride parade