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December 3, 2020

• California state offices will close in response to governor’s stay-at-home order
• How unequal is California? A new index aims to measure the state’s economic inequity
• California Republican accused of 2015 rape by former Capitol staffer
• Gavin Newsom announces new stay-at-home order tied to ICU capacity in California
• California to open Sleep Train arena field hospital as COVID cases fill local hospitals
• What Newsom’s COVID stay-at-home order means for schools in the Sacramento region
• California unemployment fraud could ‘grow exponentially’ without more state action, DAs say
• Feds warned California this spring that new jobless program could face trouble with fraud
• 72-year-old stalked women, crawled under their cars in mall parking lot, CA cops say
• Two arrested in fatal shooting of man at Watt Avenue strip mall in Sacramento County
• Two arrested in Sacramento County child sex abuse case, Citrus Heights police say
• Attorney seeks bail for nurse accused of murder after shooting inside Sacramento County home
• Partner in California Ponzi scheme case pleads guilty — will he flip on sea scooter pal?
• KCRA 3 TV news reporter Mike Luery retires after storied career in Sacramento and beyond
• 49ers notes: Shanahan hopes continuity can spark offense; Mullens lauds injured teammate
• Planning a national park trip? Here’s when you can visit for free in 2021
• California regulator might become Biden’s EPA chief. Why some environmentalists oppose her
• Couple with COVID banned by United after flying from California to Hawaii, company says
• ‘It’s heartbreaking.’ How Newsom’s COVID stay-at-home order will affect Sacramento region
• Watch: Gavin Newsom gives COVID-19 update after warning of stay-at-home order
• California tax dollars must not fund Padilla’s illegal contract with partisan firm
• Pastor dies a week after he’s hospitalized with COVID, California megachurch says
• Sacramento woman struck, killed by pickup truck on Watt Avenue
• How he has lived to 100: A former Sacramento City Councilman ‘set the bar high’
• Coronavirus updates: Sacramento County hits 600 dead; Newsom unveils regional system
• California’s minimum wage is set to increase again in January
• UC Davis Athletic Director Kevin Blue steps down, Rocko DeLuca will take over
• Kings mailbag: Style of play, starting lineup, rookies, free agents and Marvin Bagley III
• Tom McClintock compares COVID ‘lockdown left’ restrictions to Salem witch trials
• California ethnic studies bill controversy + David Chang wins $1 million: Your AAPI newsletter
• Feinstein supports Padilla + Lawmakers urge vaccine priority + House Republicans defy the odds
• Offseason Grades: Evaluating every free agency decision made by the Sacramento Kings
• 49ers mailbag: Should Kyle Shanahan trade up to draft a QB? Can Sherman play safety?
• California must bypass water politics and work toward solutions for our thirsty state
• River Cats owner Savage’s story inspires ABC pilot — and a ‘Housewife’s’ TV return
• Missing live music? Kollaboration marks its 20th anniversary with virtual concert
• Longtime Gavin Newsom friend and adviser Nathan Ballard arrested for domestic violence
• Gov. Gavin Newsom’s new stay-at-home orders won’t keep Sacramento Kings off the court
• These California state workers are eligible for new state sick leave
• These 11 restaurants opened around the Sacramento region in November
• Republicans took back four House seats in deep-blue California. How did they do it?