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February 26, 2020

• ‘Smear campaign’ against Sacramento Councilman Hansen continues. It shows he’s vulnerable
• Sacramento mayor’s rival plan to March ballot measure for youth will be on November ballot
• Gov. Newsom is making these sites in Sacramento, Placer available for homeless shelters
• Here comes the Rams: St. Mary’s upsets Jesuit and punches ticket to Golden 1
• NBA power rankings: Major movement among teams vying for Western Conference 8th seed
• Kings keep rolling with their third consecutive win over Golden State Warriors
• No, you don’t need to shave your beard to protect against coronavirus, CDC says
• New Jersey man sentenced for trips to Sacramento area to have sex with seventh-grader
• Redemption and rematches inspire Sac-Joaquin Section basketball finalists at Golden 1
• How a doctor screened and helped Sacramento coronavirus patient get treatment
• Bagley and the boys are in cruise control as Sheldon rolls into section finals
• McClatchy to end lease for New Ventures Lab, relocate workspace within Sacramento
• ‘Extremists’ from neo-Nazi group arrested in WA, targeted journalists, feds say
• Bloodied man arrested after wild spree of knifepoint carjackings, Yolo County deputies say
• CHP lieutenant arrested in El Dorado County on suspicion of domestic battery
• El Dorado County controlled burn may be seen in Folsom and on Hwy. 50, forest officials say
• Grass Valley police rescue unconscious man from burning home, body camera video shows
• Pilot flies two tons of pot from California to East Coast over two years, feds say
• Videos catch early morning fireball streaking across sky in Arizona, Southwest
• Tyra Banks sets opening for ModelLand with tickets up to $1,495. What does that buy?
• 49ers mailbag: Which free agents should stick around? Who is expendable?
• California bosses can’t trash government unions. A new lawsuit wants to undo ‘gag clause’
• No plans to move Travis Air Force Base virus evacuees to Southern California, CDC says
• FEMA wants billions for helping after California wildfires. Victims plead with judge to stop them
• Impact fees and housing + Equality California calls out Goodfellow + Red districts turning blue
• California gay rights group says Democratic campaign used ‘homophobia’ against rival
• Telecommuting could create huge benefits for California workers and the environment
• Coronavirus updates + Census outreach in Sacramento area + Filipino studies center: Your AAPI newsletter
• Bradshaw Christian’s shock-and-awe tactics secure a spot in Division V title game 
• Another colorful character from Sacramento’s past is gone. Go with God, Pat Melarkey
• SUV hits cyclist, carries him down Lincoln street after collision, according to police
• Police: Man in critical condition after being struck on Mack Road in south Sacramento
• One of Sacramento’s oldest Italian-American clubs says it’s changing to stay alive
• Vacancies in this California government department are slowing Newsom’s housing agenda
• The region’s next big traffic jam is forming now in Natomas. Here’s why
• Fact check: Did Tom Steyer know conditions were bad before investing in private prisons?
• ‘Gender neutral’ plan for toys would get rid of boys’ and girls’ aisles in California stores
• Canadian prison escapee assumed dead boy’s name, hid in Sacramento for decades, feds say
• Sacramento approves new law to clear homeless from levees, but not streets or other areas
• Update: Capital City Freeway reopens after large paint spill near Arden Way