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February 21, 2020

• Opa! Opa!, Elk Grove fine dining restaurant fail Sacramento County health inspections
• Man wearing a Jesus costume punched a cop. He’ll spend weekends in jail, CA police say
• Photographer burns off his eyebrows setting house ablaze for photo op, Utah cops say
• Mountain lion euthanized after attacking 6-year-old on California trail, officials say
• New California report from Inc. Magazine lists Sacramento businesses among top earners
• Earthquakes rattle ocean life, leaving hungry sperm whales hunting for food, study says
• U.S. citizens evacuated from China depart Travis. Cruise ship evacuees now quarantined there
• California OKs controversial SMUD solar plan. What it means for Sacramento home buyers
• Authorities remove 15,000 pounds of trash from Rancho Cordova homeless camping area
• Blue Diamond Growers scoops up downtown Sacramento real estate for $6.4 million
• Sunny and 72: Sacramento’s unseasonably warm, dry February continues this weekend
• Upcoming Supreme Court case may create greater restrictions on abortion
• Sacramento police helicopter chases coyote off runway after shutting down airport
• Solano County sheriff warns about costs, damage of a blooming almond orchard selfie
• Steinberg: Vote no on Measure G. There’s a better way to fund youth programs
• Super sophomores power upstart Laguna Creek past rival Elk Grove girls in playoffs
• Placer extends 22-game win streak with an offensive outburst from senior
• ‘They look like hell.’ Trump blasts wind turbines in Palm Springs at campaign event
• More than 100,000 bees living in 70-pound hive discovered in California man’s backyard
• Academy Award-winner Tim Robbins to showcase play in Folsom about America as beacon of hope
• FEMA reverses itself on Oroville Dam funds, but still denies millions to California
• ‘It’s happening:’ Stars of ‘Friends’ share official news of the show’s HBO Max reunion
• California jails sued after banning prison publisher. Why was one of its editors arrested?
• Glass ‘waterfall.’ New neighborhood name. See San Francisco’s latest apartment tower.
• Judge finds Sacramento Sheriff still fails to comply with law on disclosing deputy files
• More teacher layoffs approved in Sacramento school district. How many will lose their jobs?
• Film premiere to celebrate launch of UC Davis Bulosan Center for Filipino Studies
• ‘Extremely dangerous’ man wanted for killing three in California cemetery, cops say
• Water source for 40 million Americans could be drying up. Here’s why
• Despite California drought fears, resorts aren’t too worried about the ski season
• Trump administration reverses itself, will pay California for Oroville Dam fixes
• Judge orders Sacramento sheriff to ‘unban’ 2 black activists from his Facebook page
• Almost every Californian would get $1,000 a month under universal basic income proposal
• Californians support removing homeless camps — unless Trump does it
• NBA: Which team will overtake Memphis Grizzlies for eighth in Western Conference?
• After 4 months in hospital, CHP officer struck by DUI suspect heads home
• Investors who let California homes sit empty could face fines under proposed law
• Harrison Barnes, De’Aaron Fox lead Kings to dramatic victory over Memphis Grizzlies
• Fees are going up for California state workers’ 401(k) plans — State Worker Inbox
• Sacramento’s planned new bridge has style ... and attitude. Check out these renderings
• Update: Coronavirus risk in Sacramento County low as first case of illness reported
• Bernie Sanders criticizes California’s voting system: ‘We risk locking out millions’
• Sacramento County paid $1.5 million to build a bus-only lane. Now, no bus uses it