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March 20, 2020

• These 750-plus Sacramento-area restaurants offer takeout/delivery in COVID-19 shutdown
• What does coronavirus feel like? Here’s what survivors and patients say about it.
• Shutdown: Your favorite restaurant might not reopen. Here’s what could prevent that
• El Dorado County resident tests positive for coronavirus on trip to relatives, officials say
• Covered California re-opens enrollment amid expected surge in coronavirus cases
• PG&E makes deal with Gov. Newsom on bankruptcy demands. ‘End of business as usual,’ he says
• As California residents stay home, airport traffic suffers at Sacramento International, SFO
• Sacramento County considers temporary eviction ban against renters impacted by coronavirus
• How are Alcoholics Anonymous members dealing with social distancing amid coronavirus?
• Sacramento offers free child care for first responders, health care workers during coronavirus
• What’s essential during California’s coronavirus lockdown? Cannabis and garden shops stay open
• Cancellations and closed doors: Health businesses feel coronavirus pain
• Kings announce new plans to assist arena workers impacted by coronavirus shutdown
• CHP training suspended due to coronavirus, recruits transition to administrative roles
• Regional Transit slashes service because of coronavirus, but maintains commute hours
• Marysville man arrested after police say he stabbed fiancée in neck during a fight
• Sacramento authorities warn against price gouging during coronavirus emergency
• Placer courts close nearly all services to help stop threat of coronavirus spread
• Farmworkers pick our food. Shouldn’t we care about their health and coronavirus exposure?
• Sacramento Police investigating shooting in Robla neighborhood that left 1 injured
• Free coronavirus test? Everyone living in this Colorado county can get one
• Getting alcohol delivered has never been easier in these states because of coronavirus
• Liquor? Pot? In some states, these are considered ‘essential’ during a pandemic
• Feds are on the job: Courthouses may be closed over coronavirus, but don’t go rob a bank
• Hundreds in Sacramento may have coronavirus. A ‘ridiculous’ lack of tests masks true figure
• Some enter 6th day without power as PG&E crews work to end outage in snowy foothills
• Sacramento to shelter homeless in cabins, trailers in 3 neighborhoods to slow coronavirus
• Sacramento courts close as state goes into coronavirus lockdown
• Playboy magazine kills print edition, blames coronavirus for disruption of production
• Coronavirus isolation a tough change for extroverts, but we’ll get through it together
• 49ers roster analysis: Where things stand with Jimmy Garoppolo in 2020
• The Supreme Court could work remotely during coronavirus crisis – and build rapport with citizens
• Online reporting center launched to track coronavirus-related hate crimes
• Coronavirus updates: 19 dead, 1,000 infected in California; what stay-home order means
• Raley’s posting off-duty deputies outside some stores during coronavirus crisis
• California beer, wine and weed companies get creative during coronavirus stay-at-home order
• Marcus Smart among new NBA coronavirus cases involving Celtics, Lakers, 76ers
• California is asking state workers to consider changing jobs in coronavirus outbreak
• Workers at 2 California prisons have coronavirus; 4 inmates at Mule Creek being observed
• What does Gavin Newsom’s stay-at-home order mean for state workers?
• Gavin Newsom issues statewide stay-at-home order to slow spread of coronavirus
• Sacramento County: Report stay-at-home violations as coronavirus cases hit 53
• California senior-home inspectors told to not wear masks. Protection might ‘scare’ residents
• Before coronavirus, California let its public health funding stall for a decade