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September 12, 2019

• Lodi-area winery apologizes, reverses policy after refusing to host lesbian wedding
• Sacramento’s rent control law goes into effect today. What renters, landlords need to know
• Does Sacramento want to house, or arrest, the homeless?
• Homicide arrest made in downtown Sacramento hit-and-run, deemed ‘intentional,’ police say
• Watch your dogs, don’t drink the water: Toxic algae spotted at Elk Grove’s Camden Lakes
• Sacramento man indicted for allegedly punching federal officer, U.S. Attorney says
• NorCal Rapist case delayed again over DNA evidence fight
• More Californians got health insurance annually over 4 years. Here’s why the rate stalled
• Roseville man arrested for allegedly sending photo of gun, threatening text to neighbors, police said
• Carmichael discount store Falling Prices is popular — too popular, neighbor’s lawsuit says
• Politics is a swamp, but California and Washington get high marks for their ethics enforcers
• Get birth control with an app? California Gov. Gavin Newsom will soon decide
• Missing El Dorado County woman’s identity confirmed by coroner, husband faces murder charge
• De La Salle visits Folsom: Can anyone in NorCal topple De La Stomp?
• One time boxer has delivered right 1-2 punch as River Cats manager
• Man rapes teen girl he met through ‘number neighbor’ texting challenge, Utah cops say
• 49ers Notebook: Bosa misses second straight practice; Willis, Smith Hall of Fame nominees
• Ex-judge recalled over Stanford rape case fired as new girls tennis coach at school
• California’s biggest wildfire of 2019 approaches 50,000 acres as dry conditions return
• California rail authorities demand immediate safety steps after Sacramento light rail crash
• Bee Prep of the Week: Tariq Parker, Wheatland
• On the hunt for Area 51, Dutch YouTube star arrested in Nevada desert, cops say
• Loud and proud: See, feel, hear top Sacramento high school football cheering sections
• De La Salle coach on facing Folsom: ‘I never dreamed that we were going to shut them out’
• Extended lane closure on Sunrise Boulevard near Highway 50 after car hits power pole
• Anti-camping ordinances keep communities safe. That’s why Supreme Court needs to act
• Down and dirty: Raiders get ready to say farewell to infield soil in rivalry game
• 49ers QB Garoppolo missed targets in season opener, and it showed in his passer rating
• Care center worker burglarizes unsuspecting patients’ rooms, California cops say
• Nightly Buzz, Sept. 11, 2019: Uber, Lyft labor rules + Buy or sell? + School grads and college
• Christmas comes early as Sacramento Ballet holds children’s auditions for Nutcracker
• California passes bill that stops cops from using facial recognition software in bodycams
• New California law pays police departments to train cops on when to use deadly force
• ‘What diluted sewage looks like.’ American River in Sacramento tainted with feces
• Ricardo Lara’s ‘climate’ trip to New York included some fundraising on the side
• Big shoes: Lodi’s ‘John Wayne’ makes a name for himself as The Duke
• John Wayne: After starring in more than 160 movies, ‘Duke’ left legacy worth imitating