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June 6, 2019

• 30 years ago, voters forced shutdown of Rancho Seco nuclear plant in Sacramento County
• Throw an ax, have a beer: SmartAxe bar opening in Rancho Cordova this month
• Will new VA health program expand veterans’ access to care or be ‘a total disaster’?
• Warriors remain confident reinforcements are coming for long NBA Finals
• ‘Plants and gatherings’: Houseplant shop with roots in interior design to open in midtown
• Pride is not a celebration of the police – and for good reason
• Delta breeze cools Sacramento, but a gusty weekend is coming as 100-degree day looms
• ‘We couldn’t even take showers’: Californians with unsafe drinking water appeal for fixes
• The Plant Lady: Wet weather makes for more work. Here’s 4 things to do in your garden
• Many Camp Fire survivors are determined to rebuild Paradise. And so they should
• Raptors outgun Warriors, take a 2-1 NBA Finals lead despite Curry’s huge night
• SPCA Pet of the Week: Dupert
• Another Dutch Bros. Coffee is coming to Citrus Heights in 2020
• Sprouts seeks to hire more than 100 in Sacramento area for national hiring day
• Warriors fans in Sacramento: Bandwagon jumpers or diehards in enemy territory?
• Warriors investor gets year ban for shoving Kyle Lowry, acquired stake held by Kings’ Ranadive
• ‘I will try not to kill u.’ Then, a CHP officer and his estranged wife were dead
• Man found dead in vehicle in Rocklin, police say
• Cops once rousted gay community, now will march with them
• 4 women indicted, accused of distributing meth, heroin at Sacramento fast food parking lots
• Cosplay, comics and the voice of Winnie the Pooh: SacAnime expected to draw 19,000 this weekend
• Suspect in Woodland massage parlor homicide on his way to trial
• Horse and rider rescued from cliff after fall near American River
• 11,000 square feet of fun: Guinness world’s largest bouncy castle coming to Sacramento
• He planned to get married and work with his dad. Then a motorcycle crash took his life
• Small electrical fire breaks out in Sacramento City Hall basement
• Ambulance crashes into SMUD utility pole in Sacramento, fire officials say
• Squaw Valley man arrested for child pornography possession, police say
• Judge finds Sacramento sheriff violated Public Records Act, orders release of deputy records
• Yolo detention center for immigrant youths pressured after cuts by Trump administration
• Legal marijuana? California lawmaker tells Apple CEO there should be an app for that
• Long-awaited river trail linking downtown to East Sacramento is adding another key piece
• 3 in 4 Californians back vaccines as state debates making it tougher to opt out
• It’s 100 degrees in California and this prison’s air conditioning is broken, again
• ‘Powerful’ or divisive? California city adds ‘In God We Trust’ to police, fire vehicles
• Activists lock themselves to duck farm conveyor belt. Worker turns it on, CA cops say
• Video catches four-person gunbattle in broad daylight on California street, cops say
• California could lose 50,000 jobs due to Mexico tariffs, senator warns
• California Democratic voters disagree with Nancy Pelosi on impeaching the president
• 49ers give Joe Staley 2-year contract extension
• California prison overdoses are soaring. Gavin Newsom has a $160 million plan to curb them.
• Want to live near your job and mass transit? Most Californians do, too
• Highway 99 reopened after all lanes in both directions were closed
• We’ll welcome more than a dozen summer interns, which is a win for them, us and you
• U.S. attorney’s news conference details Aryan Brotherhood charges
• Uniformed cops can now march at Sacramento Pride, police department will form LGBTQ panel