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August 1, 2019

• Noodles & Company restaurant in Fountains at Roseville closed by management
• Commentary: Oak Park’s Old Soul coffee house is a sign of diversity, not a blight
• Forum Letters: Does anyone else think this is utterly messed up?
• Fact check: Does Joe Biden’s health care plan do too little to rein in insurance companies?
• Nearly 100,000 millennials in the Sacramento area live at home. Why your kids can’t move out
• The missing multi-family housing + Efforts to reduce plastic + Resentencing victory
• Drug deal robbery leads to injuries, arrests in Folsom
• Fact check: Would middle class taxes go up under Kamala Harris’ healthcare plan?
• Sac Metro Fire puts out house blaze in Rio Linda
• Commentary:  Ricardo Lara’s long, hot summer
• Salmonella traced to pig-ear pet treats triggers outbreak in humans, FDA says
• SPCA Pet of the Week: Malibu
• See stunning $9.8 million Carmel estate rising above Monterey Bay
• Eureka Road in Roseville reopened following closure due to traffic incident
• Water systems must notify Californians about these cancer-linked chemicals under new law
• This British meatless meat startup is entering the U.S. market at a Whole Foods near you
• Customer dies days after worker assaulted him at his Arden Arcade home, authorities say
• Despite sunny image, Ronald Reagan’s racism paved the way for Trump’s
• Sacramento man gets 10 years in prison for distributing a pound of meth
• Hazardous waste transporter makes $28,262 settlement for storing waste near Stockton homes
• 49ers host family of slain Sacramento police officer Tara O’Sullivan
• 49ers Notebook: Injuries starting to take training camp toll as key players sit out
• Bankrupt PG&E makes deal to cut solar power prices. Won’t abandon CA’s clean energy goals
• Couple suspected of stealing a car killed after hitting semi during high-speed chase
• Rocklin man gets 20 years in prison for distributing child porn
• Sacramento CEO faces 5 years in prison for taking over $1 million from pensions
• 49ers Practice recap: Kendrick Bourne shines as red zone drills highlight Thursday
• Raiders Mailbag: Does Gruden really love Peterman and other burning camp questions
• Update: 19-year-old killed in solo crash on I-5 near Natomas, CHP says
• Thresher shark rarely seen on Oregon beach washes ashore and dies, experts say
• Police search for man who allegedly broke into Rocklin home, sexually assaulted woman
• Beyond the World Cup: Sacramento women’s team plans move to Sac Republic’s field
• Sacramento-based sewer assessment company wins technology contract with Kansas City
• No suspect located after shots fired Wednesday near American River College, sheriff says
• Tonight’s Nightly Buzz: July 31, 2019
• Sacramento minister ‘praying for a miracle’ after accidentally donating heirloom family Bible
• Local pension costs grew in California at nearly six times national rate, new data show
• Fact check: Did Kamala Harris block evidence that would have freed inmates?
• The Kings’ preseason is heavy on international flavor, and not just the trip to India
• Cop confronts drinking beachgoer, gets attacked by crowd, Calif. police say
• Man driving 11-year-old son had 38 bundles of meth in gas tank, border agents say
• California’s largest teachers union spent $1 million a month to restrict charter schools
• Will ‘vegan fur’ be the next hot fashion trend? Tahoe man Kickstarts jacket business
• Her big brother taught her how to fight off bullies. Now she’s fighting with him at a six-round club fight
• Fact check: Does Kamala Harris’ healthcare plan ban employer insurance?