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March 25, 2020

• Take a break: Watch as Bee cartoonist Jack Ohman tells stories, jokes and takes questions
• California could lose 1.6 million jobs by summer. Here’s where unemployment will hit hardest
• Social distancing report card: Which California counties are doing the best?
• No guarantees in Newsom’s new budget + Animal activists at the Capitol + New Dem leadership
• 49ers mailbag: Where do things stand at receiver, D-line?
• How kids learn at home in coronavirus shutdown depends on their school and where they live
• Trump wants churches full on Easter as US coronavirus cases top 50,000
• Does HIV put you at higher risk from coronavirus? Here’s what the experts say
• Some areas of the country see increase in suicide related-calls as coronavirus spreads
• Verily testing for coronavirus has arrived in Sacramento. Here’s what to know
• ‘The worst trip I’ve ever been on!’ Coronavirus cruise ship passengers finally home
• Sacramento man, 2 teens arrested in Walgreens robbery after freeway chase, officials say
• 663 beds coming for homeless to prevent coronavirus spread in Sacramento County
• If you can’t work, you can’t pay rent. Gov. Newsom must halt coronavirus evictions
• Your YouTube video quality is taking a hit, thanks to coronavirus lockdowns
• New rides at Disney resorts, other theme parks on hold during coronavirus closures
• Sacramento Fire Department employee tests positive for coronavirus
• SWAT responds to ‘erratic’ man with gun in hospital. Suspect in custody, police say
• Sheriff’s detectives investigating deadly car-to-car shooting in Rancho Cordova
• Natomas Charter School students use knitting to give back while school is shut down
• How California businesses can get help to outlast coronavirus and keep their employees
• Sacramento-area park playgrounds are now off-limits, to prevent coronavirus spread
• Can’t pay rent because of coronavirus? Here’s how Sacramento-area eviction protections work
• Placer County has an order in place for coronavirus. These businesses stayed open
• Coronavirus, Sacramento-area shutdown slowing crime — what police say can help keep it down
• Online classes keep us connected despite coronavirus, but I miss my students
• Detained immigrants in California sue ICE, demand release during coronavirus pandemic
• Kimpton Sawyer hotel, part of downtown Sacramento revival, closes in coronavirus pandemic
• Coronavirus concerns cause postponement of Northern California Asparagus Festival
• Finding delight in a quarantine is tricky. I find it in sharing with those I love
• Here’s how the federal deal on coronavirus affects Californians
• Sacramento coronavirus infections jump again: 113 total cases and 5 deaths
• Coronavirus updates: U.S. death toll surpasses 1,000; 60 dead in California
• How long can Sacramento businesses survive a coronavirus shutdown? Here’s what they say
• ‘Beyond frustrated.’ Sacramento-area schools slow to start online teaching in COVID-19 crisis
• Big banks will grant mortgage waivers to Californians affected by coronavirus, Newsom says
• California correctional officers shouldn’t get a raise before the Legislature compares salaries: analyst
• High school football stunner: Casey Taylor is out at Capital Christian
• Watch California Gov. Gavin Newsom speak live on coronavirus
• Watch: Gov. Gavin Newsom makes major announcement
• California isn’t ready to increase unemployment benefits in coronavirus crisis, analyst warns
• Sacramento County bans evicting renters impacted by coronavirus. Here’s when it starts
• California coronavirus prevention measures could last another 12 weeks, Gov. Gavin Newsom says
• What you can and can’t do during Sacramento County’s coronavirus stay-at-home order