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February 19, 2020

• Why the Sacramento region’s only Benihana is closing this weekend
• Update: California inmate’s suit says noise made by device during checks keeping him awake
• Red Bluff police kill suspect in shootout at apartment complex, department says
• 49ers offseason checklist: 10 moves to get back to the Super Bowl
• Meet Anthony McClish, the general manager in charge of the Kings’ development team
• Ousted early last year, Oak Ridge is on a mission in Division I girls tournament
• Why the California Energy Commission should approve SMUD’s controversial solar proposal
• Devin Nunes files serial lawsuits while voting against Americans’ right to use courts
• Gabe Vincent has endured a winding road from the Central Valley to the Miami Heat
• I-80 lanes shutdown in Placer County as deputies arrest driver with loaded gun, drugs
• The global gag rule on abortion and reproductive health care must be repealed
• Sacramento approves two dozen cabins to shelter homeless youth set to open next month
• California would force insurance companies to cover homes in wildfire zones under new bill
• Update: Death in Elk Grove was medical emergency inside gun range
• Why Nugget Markets was named one of ‘best companies to work for’ by Fortune magazine
• Elk Grove officer rescues man trapped in burning car, bodycam video shows
• Sacramento is on track for a rain-free February. How rare are dry winter months?
• What Gavin Newsom said at his 2020 State of the State address
• Akinsanya Kambon channels African ancestry in sculpture exhibition at the Crocker
• California needs to ensure equitable access to high-quality early care and education
• Rapper Pop Smoke killed in Los Angeles, cops say. Nicki Minaj, 50 Cent react to death
• Cruise ship worker flees coronavirus quarantine in Cambodia to return to Oregon
• Man arrested after 25-mile chase from Rancho Cordova to Placerville ends in crash
• Solano sheriff’s deputies arrest man suspected of hitting CHP plane with blue laser
• American cruise ship evacuee tests positive for coronavirus, taken to Napa hospital
• Axing the ‘pink tax’ + Consumer Watchdog sues Lara + California fights Trump school rules
• 15-year-old boy stabbed to death protecting friend at birthday party, CA cops say
• See Rocklin police help property owners clean up 18 homeless camps near Interstate 80
• Devin Nunes banned his local newspaper from a public event. Why is he so scared?
• Inside the congestion-busting freeway and bridge system that Sacramento refused to build
• Ed Asner has a pair of dates in Sacramento, including a show about ... his prostate
• Three men found executed at a California cemetery. ‘That was a message,’ cops say
• New penalty, extended deadline drive increase in California health insurance sign-ups
• Bernie Sanders stands alone at the top in California as Mike Bloomberg rises, new poll says
• Farmers, then fundraising – Why Donald Trump is visiting California’s Central Valley
• ’We can keep Donald Trump off balance’: Bloomberg adviser makes case for his candidate in California
• Big3 basketball tour plans Sacramento stop on 10-city summer circuit
• Gavin Newsom’s 5-point plan to address California homelessness explained
• California corporations must add 1,000 women to their boards to meet gender quota law
• CHP pilot worries about vision damage after laser hits plane: ‘Something has happened’
• Trump OKs more California water for Valley farmers. Gavin Newsom files a lawsuit
• Drone pilot suspected of dumping fliers in Sacramento fit to face trial, judge says
• Green New Deal divides 2020 Democrats. Here’s how they’d take on climate change, wildfire
• Gavin Newsom devotes his State of the State to homelessness — ‘No person is untouched’
• Porterville library where firefighters died needed critical fire upgrades, officials say
• Biggest-ever CalPERS pension tops $400,000 per year
• Authorities may use ‘force’ to take new DNA from East Area Rapist/Golden State Killer suspect