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July 3, 2019

• Cal Fire has seized more than $23.4 million in illegal fireworks. Where did they come from?
• The Kings are likely done with big free agent signings. Experts say they did well
• This Bay Area real estate agent promised clients home loans. He faces fraud charges
• Bay Area senior care facility cited more than $700,000 for minimum wage theft
• Court gives go-ahead to controversial 15-story condo project on J Street in midtown
• Looking for the best of the wurst? Here’s our guide to the best sausage in Sacramento
• Thai, pizza and sushi: These 46 Sacramento restaurants opened in 2019’s first 6 months
• Grab a free pizza this Friday: Blaze Pizza to open new location in Lincoln
• Rooting for women’s soccer? Sacramento Republic FC launches female empowerment campaign
• Elk Grove police release photos of 2 suspects in fireworks booth assault and robbery
• A moment of distraction can mean death on the highway. Here’s how you can save lives
• Rescued baby bird takes ride by itself to wildlife center. Its new name is ‘Uber’
• Downtown Sacramento’s Emerald Tower sells to local group for $127 million
• Parents will stay close to their preemies in $35 million NICU at Sacramento-area hospital
• Debt collector who scammed Sacramento-area credit unions sentenced to 6 years in prison
• Man sentenced 15 years in prison for attempted murder in 2018 domestic violence case
• Model train club at Roseville fairground left without a home as $34M sports complex moves in
• Carmichael man, 18, arrested in Michigan on suspicion of killing homeless man, authorities say
• Commentary: Newsom’s housing deal just a baby step
• Theater review: ‘The Roommate’ offers a tried-and-true premise with strange twists
• Land Park couple finds retirement passion: building a tree house resort for foster kids
• Dad chases off man who broke into screaming 7-year-old girl’s window, Oregon cops say
• SPCA Pet of the Week: Goofy
• Letters: UC Davis does everything in its power to serve
• White nationalist Planer sentenced in violent 2016 Capitol riot that left 10 hurt
• Letters: Free medical clinics should be everywhere
• Dozens in Sacramento join nationwide protest against immigrant detention camps
• How many single-room occupancy hotels are left in Sacramento?
• Sacramento meat shops offer wide varieties of sumptuous summer sausage flavors
• Lead found in CA school drinking water, state says. Is your local campus on the list?
• Trespasser in Golden 1 Center goes unresponsive after being detained, Sacramento police say
• Watch rescuers save teen sailors as wind, water threaten boat off California coast
• Gavin Newsom signs anti-discrimination law to protect Californians with black hairstyles
• Gavin Newsom uses controversy over flag shoes to urge Nike to come to California
• Folsom private school was set to close, but parents fight to keep it open on their own
• The Plant Lady: Want your garden to produce? Here are tips to make summer fruitful
• Trump administration still holding on to $9 million owed to California fire departments
• California police reported 628 use-of-force incidents last year – that’s a drop
• Suspect in 1990s rape, knife-torture cases faces his first court day Friday in Sacramento
• Hundreds of bar patrons in Sacramento on a blacklist. Do private ID scanners go too far?